sound problem

I hope that works for you.



>-----Original Message-----
>I do know how you can correctly hook up your speakers to
>your computer. I just recently did it. It is no trouble
>at all. First you need to go to a store that has
>electronics (Walmart is fine) and ask for a stereo-to-rca
>cord. It looks like something you would plug into your
>speaker port at one end (one plug) and the other has two
>ends (one red and one white or black). Once you buy
that,
>hook it up to your computer's speaker port or headphone
>port and to your stereo. Put your stereo on Aux
setting.
>Turn your computer's sound level to Half (for best
>performance). and use your stereo's remote to control
the
>volume level. I don't know how you could control the
>functions of your stereo with your computer - that sounds
>really technical and expensive. I just do it the way I
>described and I think I bought that cord for 4-6 $ or so.
> Good Luck!
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>i just bought a computer, and I want to hook my computer
>up with my stereo
>>system and control the stereo using my PC. Is that
>possible? if not, can i
>>setup my stereo speakers to the PC and still have
control
>over the speakers
>>with my stereo? How do i do all that stuff?
>>
>>The thing is, I don't even know how to hook up the
stereo
>speakers to my PC.
>>I can do it with regular computer speakers, but when i
do
>it with the stereo
>>speakers, it has no sound... do i need to buy a sound
>card or something?
>>
>>thanks for helping
>>
>>
>>.
>>
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