The 3 audio connectors on the back of the computer are usually - Headphones/Line Out, Microphone, and Line In. To get audio sound FROM the PC only the Line Out is used. This socket provides STEREO SOUND ONLY but can be connect to a 5.1 system using a 3.5mm stereo connector to stereo RCA cable (the RCA cable with red and white ends). These are then plugged into the red and white RCA sockets on the 5.1 system but will only give stereo sound not true 5.1. 5.1 is not available unless you have either an optical connector or a coaxial digital connector on the computer. BTW the 3 audio connectors on the back of the computer IS a sound card, it is built in to the motherboard.
buy this kind of wirelook for a wire with the output end that is the usual one you use for plugging in the normal PC speakers, and the output end like the red and white ends that you connect to the sterio. buy it, and plug it in the right places, and that's it. you got ur PC connected to the sterio system. i have that too, and it works, but it wont give u true 5.1 sound although the quality of the sound is a great deal better! Check your BIOSSome of the built-in soundcards on modern motherboards do support 6-channel sound (5.1). By default those 3 ports may be Headphones, line out and mic, but if you go into the integrated peripherals section in your BIOS menu there may be an option to enable 6-channel sound. Doing so will reconfigure those ports to 3 line outs, front, rear, and sub.This is not the case with all motherboards and it is very likely that your best option may be to install a PCI sound card, they are very inexpensive.
A typical network configuration consists of a host server that is connected to computer systems, laptops, and printers. These connections can be done wirelessly is the systems are all in relative proximity to the router.
If you are using the Windows operating system then it is possible. If you are using Mac OS X then it is not possible.
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Yes, RS232 Suported system
The flat circuit board inside a computer is called Mother Board. Yes , this provide all the circuitry for the computer and connect different components together. Then the components have their own circuit boards which provide internal and external connections.
A computer without an operating system will not operate.
Yes, the motherboard is where all of the parts of the computer connect. The processor directly plugs into your motherboard. The processor is what basically runs your computer. The motherboard also distributes power to the computer and normally supplies your graphics and sound cards. Without a motherboard a computer cannot run
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No. No, but a console might do that in the future for more popularity.
If the computer is very old then it may expect the printer to be on a parallel port. Most modern printers do not have facility for a parallel connections anymore. It may not be possible to connect the printer to the old computer. Further if the computer is very old the printer manufacturer may not provide a print driver for the old operating system.
Connect the satellite receiver to the surround receiver. You can then use the receiver to switch between this source and the the DVD or Blu-Ray player.
A cable wire that looks like a Y is needed to connect a laptop to a stereo. This cable allows you to use the single output jack on the laptop to connect to the left and right inputs on the stereo.