AI7 audio connectors

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My case has just mic. and headphone sockets on its front, with
associated connectors.

Can I connect these without disrupting the normal sound on the mobo's
main back panel? The manual implies it's an all-or-nothing, meaning I'd
need a fully functional front panel, S/PDIF and all, with my hifi
connected to the front socket!

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[~]# sed -e 's/\.no\.junk\.please//g' .signature > .signature+
[~]# rm -f .signature
[~]# ls -l .signature
ls: .signature: No such file or directory

 

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Neil, on EVERY pc case I've ever had - plugging in headphones automatically
cuts out the speakers. And, it doesn't matter WHICH jack - front or rear.

Exactly as on any radio, CD player, TV. Convention is, if user elects to use
headphones it's because he/she doesn't want to use speakers. It's one or
'tother, not both! (and, it's a pain on a radio alarm clock).

Silvabod.

"Neil Bird" <neil@fnxweb.no.junk.please.com> wrote in message
newsan.2005.09.03.14.24.22.127939@fnxweb.no.junk.please.com...
>
> My case has just mic. and headphone sockets on its front, with
> associated connectors.
>
> Can I connect these without disrupting the normal sound on the mobo's
> main back panel? The manual implies it's an all-or-nothing, meaning I'd
> need a fully functional front panel, S/PDIF and all, with my hifi
> connected to the front socket!
>
> --
> [~]# sed -e 's/\.no\.junk\.please//g' .signature > .signature+
> [~]# rm -f .signature
> [~]# ls -l .signature
> ls: .signature: No such file or directory
>