no sound card, got onboard:.Sup wrote:
...and your sound card is?
Last edited by mafia996630 (2009-12-20 15:29:09)
mafia996630 wrote:
Fail ?
is that a no i can't connect them ?burnzz wrote:
mafia996630 wrote:
Fail ?
Since its a 5.1 setup you should use digital output from your onboard. Use an ordinary cinch cable (male<-->male)mafia996630 wrote:
no sound card, got onboard:.Sup wrote:
...and your sound card is?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … -_-NA-_-NA
I reckon it should be able to use it with the onboard
Its got 6 audio ports ?
I was just having a laugh, also I did try to help him out. Are you his fuking mum that you find it necessary to have a hissy fit for him ?burnzz wrote:
it's a "you were a douche to Noobpatty when he asked for help and that was your answer" answer.
Last edited by mafia996630 (2009-12-20 15:42:00)
Would that go into the standard speaker port at the back of my computer ?.Sup wrote:
Since its a 5.1 setup you should use digital output from your onboard. Use an ordinary cinch cable (male<-->male) http://i30.twenga.com/audio-video/cinch … 530832.pngmafia996630 wrote:
no sound card, got onboard:.Sup wrote:
...and your sound card is?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … -_-NA-_-NA
I reckon it should be able to use it with the onboard
Its got 6 audio ports ?
You plug this cable where it says "Coaxial in" at the back of your receiver.
I recommend you get a proper 75 Ohm coaxial cable for best performance when you can.
Would it help if i apologised to him ?burnzz wrote:
no, i just think you*re a douche.
mafia996630 wrote:
Would that go into the standard speaker port at the back of my computer ?.Sup wrote:
Since its a 5.1 setup you should use digital output from your onboard. Use an ordinary cinch cable (male<-->male) http://i30.twenga.com/audio-video/cinch … 530832.pngmafia996630 wrote:
no sound card, got onboard:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … -_-NA-_-NA
I reckon it should be able to use it with the onboard
Its got 6 audio ports ?
You plug this cable where it says "Coaxial in" at the back of your receiver.
I recommend you get a proper 75 Ohm coaxial cable for best performance when you can.
i hope Noobpatty thought you were joking, and i shouldn't take offence if he didn't.mafia996630 wrote:
Would it help if i apologised to him ?burnzz wrote:
no, i just think you*re a douche.
k then. We cool ?burnzz wrote:
i hope Noobpatty thought you were joking, and i shouldn't take offence if he didn't.mafia996630 wrote:
Would it help if i apologised to him ?burnzz wrote:
no, i just think you*re a douche.
If there are speakers in the package, then there is also an amp. Its not just a DVD player its also a home cinema receiver, all-in-one component. So you're not connecting the DVD player part but the amplification part. If you make the connection I recommended above then you will hear the sound from your PC through the supplied speakers in true surround and that is it.mafia996630 wrote:
k then. We cool ?burnzz wrote:
i hope Noobpatty thought you were joking, and i shouldn't take offence if he didn't.mafia996630 wrote:
Would it help if i apologised to him ?
.sup, i get it now! thanks man. Another question if you don;t mind. Its a dvd player, and the manual says you can connect your computer in as well but how would that work ?
