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1st thoughts are that the camcorder doesn't support .mp4's, or that the sd card needs to be formatted in fat32 (as opposed to ntfs), or vice versa. Make and model of camcorder would help us confirm.

WD40 is not a contact cleaner..don't use that. It's more suited for mechanical, not electrical. You want a 'contacr cleaner' or at least a good spritz bottle of ispropyl alcohol.

I'd suspect that the Power Switch on the Yamaha is faulty/dirty, and it would be the first thing I'd rule out (other than the remote is faulty and aimed at it..hide the remote and proceed if still an issue). Try a bit of a spray contact cleaner (Google it) ideally in the backside of the switch...

Tom's can't support bypassing passwords for obvious reasons. You'll need to contact Asus.

Green is your Left/Right stereo output from the PC.

Just a head's up on Shoomer's suggestion..it's possible the 3.5mm plug should be mono, not stereo.

I have had a lot of success with MalwareBytes (free). Download it, and see how it does.

If it's cutting out after warming up for a bit, then it's likely the tv's internal amp is faulty, and probably explains why it came with a soundbar.

You have provided too much info... no, wait, you've provided almost no info. Please list the make and model for both the TV and DVD player, and the type of connection you are using.

If theee is a headphone jack on the tv, try plugging and unplugging a headphone plug into it. It's possible it's faulty and thinks something's plugged in thus stopping any other output, otherwise it sounds like an internal fault with the audio board

Couple of possibilities off the top of my head.. 1) Google your local stations to confirm they aren't having issues with their over the air broadcasts (unlikely). 2) confirm there is not an amplifier on the line that may have crapped out. No amp is better than a dead amp.

Most likely red is right and white is left. It's questionable if yellow is ground since that is an odd colour choice. If there is a bare silver or copper wire, that would most likely be your ground and your Aux plug includes a third conductor likely using yellow for a mic or something. Your...

One other thing you might try is in the BIOS, disable the 'onboard HDMI HD audio'.

Sorry, I read these threads on my phone and don't always see attached images well, but regardless, some of my advice you have already dealt with. With your GPU physically out, disable/uninstall your current motherboard audio, and re-download/re-install those drivers for your version of Windows...

Just to rule it out, go into your BIOS and confirm that the preferred audio device there is correct.