Not uncommon for a resistor to measure differently when it's in circuit vs. when it's out, you could desolder it and check again and it would likely be fine. Its value should match the color code on it... is that schematic for the device being worked on, or is it from the datasheet? While a production schematic may be similar to datasheet values, it would not be surprising for it to be intentionally different.
In any case, aside from the chip heating up, what is the problem? Some degree of heat on an amplifier is normal, does it still otherwise function properly?