28 Apr
2003
28 Apr
'03
8:48 a.m.
The Digital-Out of your CD-Rom Drive CAN be passed directly to your
sounddevice - if you have a SPDF-jack on your soundcard or on your
mainboard when using the onboardchip.
The analogue audio-out of your CD-Rom cannot connected to such a Spdf
and the Spdf-out must not be connected to any sort of an input jack for
analogue-audio.
Am Mon, 2003-04-28 um 01.44 schrieb Tim:
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Hartmut Noack wrote:
| It is the same on my Box - CD plays but no sound
|
| the reason: i have not attached the cdrom-audio-out socked to the
| appropriate cd-audio-input on my soundcard ;-))
|
| if your cd-audio-input should not work anyway, try the spdf-in (if there
| is one...)
Ah. But I was thinking the digital out could be passed directly to the
sound interface. I'm using onboard sound, not a card unfortunately. Thx
--
Hartmut Z Noack / Berlin
http://www.linuxuse.de
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