Could you please offer some suggestions to how I go about
connecting my home stereo to my computer with out messing
up other parts of this system?
Your help is greatly appreciated thank you
how can I connect my home stereo to my computer?
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how can I connect my home stereo to my computer?
by brandius56 » Sat, 13 Dec 2003 01:13:20 GMT
how can I connect my home stereo to my computer?
by Mike » Sat, 13 Dec 2003 03:18:10 GMT
Take your "Line Out" from your sound card and use a 1/8" mini stereo to RCA cable (Radio Shack) and connect that cable to any Aux input on you stereo. Any input on your stereo except "phono" input will work. about messing
how can I connect my home stereo to my computer?
by eric » Thu, 18 Dec 2003 23:47:23 GMT
Another option is to use a 1/8" stereo plug splitter, and plug both your computer speakers and the 1/8" stereo-- control (multimedia keyboards) to control stereo volume as well.
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