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Easiest way to add a headphone socket to pc
kookai9
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in Techie Stuff
Whats the easiest way to add a headphone socket to pc.There was one on my cd player but it has never worked.All the plugs are in the rite places.Is the any USB products that might work? ?
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The one on the CD player is only usable when you are playing a music CD in the drive. It won't produce general PC sound.
Are you sure there is not already a headphone socket? It would be exceptionally unusual if your PC didn't have one.It may be around the back, sometimes with a green plastic ring around it. Usually there are three similar looking sockets together, one for headphones, one for a microphone and another called "line out".0 -
http://www.dabs.com/products/startech-com-audio-usb-adaptor-5D3L.html
or similar should do the job, although as bonzer says it would be very unusual for your computer to not have one already. How are you getting sound output from your computer at the moment0
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