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How can I connect the sound card to
Name: El-Trucha Date: April 25, 2004 at 07:23:59 Pacific OS: Windows XP CPU/Ram: 1.4 GHz/224 MB
Comment:
Hello everyone!!! How can I connect my sound card to my CD drive??? my PC came with a cable to connect it, I plugged it in, but it doesn't work!!! I want 2 put the headphones on the CD drive BECAUSE THE SPEAKERS' HOLE (to plug in the headphones) IS TOO SMALL AND I CAN'T PLUG IT!!!!!!! Can someone help me plz?? Thanx all!!! ;)
Name: jam Date: April 25, 2004 at 07:39:40 Pacific
Reply:
Make sure you're plugging the CD audio cable into the proper pins on the soundcard...sometimes there's more than one set of pins. Also, check your volume control (near the clock) to make sure nothing's muted or one of the individual volume levels is set too low
The hole's too small? Do you have headphones with the large plug (1/4") & the hole's 1/8"? There are adapters for that...
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Name: El-Trucha Date: April 26, 2004 at 07:44:12 Pacific
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1. No, there's only one set of pins to connect it... and the sound card is onboard...
2. No, it's the same size of connection of the CD players...it's not those huge things, it's a normal size one...and it doesn't fit!!! and when I force it it doesn't work...
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