Trying to get to play audio from Line In jack on speakers.. So I got the video from a WinTV card running without delay (from my Nintendo Wii), all I need is the audio which is coming in to the sound cards line in, to play on my speakers. In the audio control...

ZD7170ea. Wonderful laptop, wonderful screen, very fast processor but... I'm very disappointed about audio. It does have Harman/Kardon speakers, but the audio card is a Conexant AC-Link. I haven't found any application for this card. A friend of mine...

from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers () miscellaneousmedia wrote: > having to take the plug out of where my speakers are plugged? On a > Dell Dimension desktop Shenan Stanley wrote: > If you have only one output plug for speakers/audio out...

ten 3" speakers for an audio installation project that I am working on. I have an audio card that has 10 outputs (5 stereo outs) and need to be able to feed these signals to the 10 speakers. I have been looking around various newsgroups and websites...

Audio: You need both a good audio card and good speakers to get good audio. Bad onboard audio and great speakers is dumb. An expensive audio card and cheap speakers is also dumb. Although slightly expensive, I'm a big fan of the M-Audio AV40 speakers paired...

450$ max... not sure if buying a new cpu is worth it, i could overclock mine... Here are my main specs : Motherboard : CPU : Intel Core 2 Duo 6400 ( 2.13Ghz ) Ram : Kingston KVR667D2N5k2 2x1g DDR2 PC667/PC5300 Graphic Card : NVIDIA GeForce 9600GT...

New speakers have no audio. So a few weeks ago I get some new speakers, since my new monitor doesnt have any and Im tired of listening to audio through headsets. The only problem is, Im getting no audio through the speakers. I can hook it up to work through...

between two outs? It seems pretty obvious for two ins. >> My old stereo had a "speaker out" area to fit patch cord shaped wires > from the speakers. Now if I connected "speaker out" to "audio in" to > the sound card, could that be a problem, or is there...

1)Use an optical link, coaxial link or optional audio link from your PS3 going to your PC sound card. With this the PS3 audio goes to your PC sound card. Check your PS3, the box have several video/audio options. On-board sound card have these audio connections....

drivers, or installing a sound card. I don't have any audio cables near my hdd either. I did however discover that it certainly has to do with the sound jack. When I pull out my speaker audio plug the sound stops for about 2 seconds then starts up. When...