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Sound Cards
Sound cards are devices used to output sound from a computer, and to capture it from a microphone or other device.
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Can i hear sound if i unistall realtek hd because i cant hear sound with it?
Generally speaking , if u can't hear sound , u may install the wrong audio drive , or there are faults with ur sound card or motherboard . In this regards , u can't hear sound with uninstalling ur realtek drive .
Where can you download drivers for an ASUS P5RD1-VM motherboard?
Drivers for this motherboard can be found on ASUS' support site. You can access this site in the "Related links" section below.
What does a sound card icon look like?
A sound card icon typically resembles a small rectangular or square shape, often depicted with a series of sound waves or lines radiating outward to represent audio output. It may include symbols such as a speaker or headphones, and is often colored in shades of blue, green, or gray. Some designs may also feature connectors or ports to indicate audio input and output capabilities. Overall, it conveys the concept of audio processing and playback.
I think the answer you are looking for is MICROPHONE JACK PLUG, meaning the plug/connection that fits into an amplifier or any output socket from the microphone itself.
Hope this helps
Just try to open the audio device into coputer panel and then adjust the volume of sound, check some prompt or information if there is requirements to add and set up some device. and also consult the technical support for hardware problem.
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A possible cause might be device/driver conflicts. You might have everything working and ready to go, but your comp decides not to load your sound hardware or loads the incorrect device/driver.
Go to your comp BIOS (hold down whatever key you need to enter 'Setup' when you restart).
Switch the Onboard Audio setting to another setting. What setting you need depends on what you want to load/what's causing the conflict. Good luck, I found this solution in the Nvidia forums and it worked for me.
If you are running Windows XP simply restart your computer and Windows will automatically detect that the drivers are gone and will re-install them for you (you need to be connected to the internet). If this doesnt fix your problem, try the following steps: Start - Settings - Control Panel. In the control panel select the Sounds and Audio Devices icon. At the top click on the Hardware tab and then from the list highlight your sound card and then click the properties button on the lower right. Next click on the Driver tab and then Update Driver. Follow the simple steps and then re-boot your computer. Best of luck...
if your laptop have spdif output then u can stream digital signal from ur laptop to z5500 decoder, it can play it in surround sound with dolby prologic if your laptop have spdif output then u can stream digital signal from ur laptop to z5500 decoder, it can play it in surround sound with dolby prologic
What would cause shifting problems in a 1990 automatic Ford 150 van?
Try changing the transmission fluid and filter
What is the purpose of the spdif port?
A S/PDIF (Sony-Phillips Digital Interface) sound port connects to an external home theater audio system, providing digital output and the best signal quality.
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.
