Posted December 26, 200321 yr Hi Everyone! I have a (rather, quite a few questions) to ask. Firstly, I have installed a sound card (that accepts 1 digital and 1 analogue audio input both at once). I've got front_audio installed using the motherboard's onboard audio system. Does this mean that my front_audio set won't give me any sound because all sound is going through my sound card? Secondly, I've got a CD-RW and a DVD-ROM installed. Does this mean that one has to use digital while the other one has to use analogue? Also, with the analogue 4-pin cables, is one of the wires actually meant to be missing (i.e. 4 connectors, 4 pins, but 1 connector leads to no where)? Thanks in advance!! :cool: :) Have you ever realised that anyone driving faster than you is an idiot and anyone driving slower than you is a loser?
January 6, 200421 yr I think that generally you can only have one sound system activated at a time under windows (you can select the playback sound system in the control panel, multimedia settings, I think). As for the CD drive audio connectors, if the sound card can only take 1 digital and 1 analog input, you'll have to split them up appropriately. Just put the digital to the drive that's going to be playing audio CDs the most (I think that the drive audio connector only comes into play when you use the play button on the drive, anyway) And yes, there is normally a wire missing from analog CD audio cable, and no, I don't know why :) -The Gavster Three students died that year at the academy; one was executed, one was killed in a training accident, and one died of natural causes, for a knife to back will naturally kill anyone. -RA Salvatore Like to IRC? Try http://irc.randomirc.com
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