I just need to know which is left and which is right audio, or if it is even decoded/split/read/whatever yet.
Any info on this matter would be great, I want to splice into the connection and place music through a 3.5mm cable.
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If that thing is connected to the laser, you're hardly going to be able to tap audio from it. What the laser connection outputs is a stream of bits, on and off and on and off. This is read and interpreted by a chip, which in turn output audio. Expecting to get audio from the laser connection is like connecting a speaker to and IDE cable and expect to hear the sound of your MP3 files.
More likely places to look are sound outputs and speakers.
More likely places to look are sound outputs and speakers.
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Not the speaker outputs, right? They've got way too much power for anything that uses 3.5mm connectors...
You need to find the audio connection between the main board and the amplifier.
You need to find the audio connection between the main board and the amplifier.
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