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Most sound cards, or built-in motherboard sound chips, have color coded jack plug sockets. Here is a general list of what each one is for:
- Pink = Microphone In (mono)
- Blue = Line-In (stereo)
- Green = Line-Out / Front Speakers / Headphones
- Orange = Center Speaker and Subwoofer
- Black = Rear Surround Speakers (5.1, 7.1 systems)
- Grey = Mid Surround Speakers (7.1 systems)
Not all sound cards have all of the jacks shown above. Additional jacks are provided to connect surround sound speakers. Also note that colors may vary between different sound card manufacturers. For example, M-Audio sometimes use Black for Microphone connection and Pink for 7.1 Rear Surround. If in doubt you should refer to your sound card user manual or manufacturers web site.
On my PC, the corresponding symbols are:
Pink: a microphone
Green: right pointing horizontal arrow with 3 semi-circles open on the left, looks like --)))-->
Blue: right pointing horizontal arrow with 3 semi-circles open on the right, looks like --(((-->
Black: horizontal arrows pointing in both directions with two pairs of semi-circle, looks like <--(((-)))-->
I don't have orange or grey jacks.
I do have a Yellow jack, which has a symbol which is a 90 degree rotation of the black one above.
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What plug on a sound card is used ti send out sound?
The plug on a sound card used to send out sound is typically the 3.5mm audio jack, commonly known as the headphone or line-out jack. This output is used to connect speakers, headphones, or other audio playback devices. Some sound cards also feature additional outputs like RCA jacks or optical outputs for enhanced audio quality and connectivity options.
Do you need internet for a sound card?
No. A sound card can be used without internet access, and the internet can be used without sound.
What is an external USB sound card?
An external USB sound card is a device that connects to a computer via a USB port to provide enhanced audio input and output capabilities. It typically features various audio jacks for headphones, microphones, and speakers, improving sound quality and enabling features like surround sound or higher bit rates. These sound cards are often used by musicians, gamers, and audio professionals to bypass a computer's built-in sound system for better performance. They are portable and can easily be used with multiple devices.
What card is used to connect a musical instrument to a computer?
Sound Card
What is a tx card used for?
wireless sound systems
When using a single speaker which which port on a sound card is used to send sound out?
Green
Which devices are used to input data in form of sound?
A microphone, combined with a sound card, does that.
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What is DB-15 connector on a sound card used for?
Joysticks
What is a DB-15 connector on a sound card used for?
Joysticks
Which port on a sound card is used to send sound out?
Digital Audio Dg port 10
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actually Christians do do not use icons
