Burned resistor and blown up capacitor?

[krstecd]

Edited! Buzzing and no volume problem

I have ShockWave HI-FI Model: SW390. It had burned IC TDA2030, i replace it power it up and after few seconds of buzzing capacitor blew up and resistor burned. I don't know what caused to burn but i want to change them to repair it. I was trying to find datasheet about this HI-FI so i can see the circuit components and what i need to replace but unsuccessful, the capacitor i was able to replace it, it was 10uF 50V i replaced it with 10uF 63V but i have problem replacing the resistor, i don't know what resistance it had. Can anyone tell me how can i find what resistance i need so i can replace it? What can caused blowing the capacitor and burning the resistor? (there was no shortage, even if it was a shortage the fuses will break before these components)

P.s: i was not sure if this topic is for here.
https://imgur.com/a/Pz92UVa

Update: i replaced the resistor with 100 Ohm and it turned on but now i have some buzzing/hum noises ( i don't know how to explain them so i recorded a video)
Video: https://imgur.com/a/kGXN806

 

[Mooly]

You should be able to get a good idea of the parts in question by seeing how they relate to the standard TDA2030 data sheet configurations.

 

[krstecd]

You should be able to get a good idea of the parts in question by seeing how they relate to the standard TDA2030 data sheet configurations.

I fixed the resistor problem but now when i turn n its buzzing (you can hear better in the video i posted)

 

[Mooly]

It's not easy to discern from that tbh. We really need to know the function of the failed parts by relating them to a generic circuit using that chip.