Solve : changing speaker set up?

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Answer» I want to change the microphone hook up to output audio instead of inputing audio. Basically I want to plug in speakers to the port and have audio come out. Is it possible? if so how? please email me with answers as I have limited internet access.Only if it's supported by the sound card. For example, my card changes its jacks depending on what I have my speaker settings at. There are 4 jacks: 2/2.1 or headphones - speaker out, line in, line out, mic 5.1 - front, rear, sub and CENTER, mic 7.1 - front, mid, rear, sub and center Your card must be designed to do this. Check the documentation or manufacturer's website for your card. You didn't specify what the card is, so there's no way I could tell you.how do I find out what kind of sound card I have?Quote from: northidahofisher on December 17, 2007, 11:19:38 AM how do I find out what kind of sound card I have? START > CONTROL PANEL > SOUNDS AND AUDIO DEVICES > it should be right on the top of the page under the "volume" tab. if not, SELECT the "audio" tab, then in "sound playback" LOOK under "default DEVICE", it should be there.

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I want to change the microphone hook up to output audio instead of inputing audio. Basically I want to plug in speakers to the port and have audio come out. Is it possible? if so how? please email me with answers as I have limited internet access.Only if it's supported by the sound card.

For example, my card changes its jacks depending on what I have my speaker settings at. There are 4 jacks:

2/2.1 or headphones - speaker out, line in, line out, mic
5.1 - front, rear, sub and CENTER, mic
7.1 - front, mid, rear, sub and center

Your card must be designed to do this. Check the documentation or manufacturer's website for your card. You didn't specify what the card is, so there's no way I could tell you.how do I find out what kind of sound card I have?Quote from: northidahofisher on December 17, 2007, 11:19:38 AM

how do I find out what kind of sound card I have?

START > CONTROL PANEL > SOUNDS AND AUDIO DEVICES > it should be right on the top of the page under the "volume" tab. if not, SELECT the "audio" tab, then in "sound playback" LOOK under "default DEVICE", it should be there.

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