Hello.
I need to know the peak to peak voltage of the audio signal comming from an RCA plug that can be found on the back or on the side of modern TV sets. Is it the same voltage as the one found on a stereo headphone socket (Vpp = 775mV, I think)?
My DVD has two RCA plugs for sound and one for video. I connected the headphones to the sound plugs and magaged to hear perfectly. My DVD had thge volume turned on full, but it didn't seemed that loud. I think the singal comming from a TRS socket is tipically louder on the same conditions (full volume).
I need to know the peak to peak voltage of the audio signal comming from an RCA plug that can be found on the back or on the side of modern TV sets. Is it the same voltage as the one found on a stereo headphone socket (Vpp = 775mV, I think)?
My DVD has two RCA plugs for sound and one for video. I connected the headphones to the sound plugs and magaged to hear perfectly. My DVD had thge volume turned on full, but it didn't seemed that loud. I think the singal comming from a TRS socket is tipically louder on the same conditions (full volume).