How can i rig up pc audio 'out' to hi-fi audio aux.(in)
02 July 2003, 10:15 PM
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Is there any way to rig up the pc audio to my hi-fi so i can play any pc audio straight through my hi-fi? The physicalitys i can do,but will using the pc audio output cause pc 'problems'...?
02 July 2003, 10:25 PM
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Your hi-fi is acting just like a big pair of headphones.
Just connect the Audio-out (headphones) from your PC straight into the AUX on your hi-fi. I've always ran my PC like this and so has my brother for years without any problems.
Stefan
Just connect the Audio-out (headphones) from your PC straight into the AUX on your hi-fi. I've always ran my PC like this and so has my brother for years without any problems.
Stefan
02 July 2003, 10:50 PM
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On a similar subject, I have a large collection of vinyl records that I'd like to transfer to CDs. Can I connect the HiFi to the PC somehow so that I can record the records, then burn them onto CD?
Is there anything else I'll need? (have Nero and EasyCD Creator software)
Is there anything else I'll need? (have Nero and EasyCD Creator software)
02 July 2003, 10:59 PM
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I've done this but not for a while i connected to tape in/out loop on amplifier then used soundforge to record entire album, once it was done i cut the individual tracks to the own wav files and then burnt to cd.
Si
I've done this but not for a while i connected to tape in/out loop on amplifier then used soundforge to record entire album, once it was done i cut the individual tracks to the own wav files and then burnt to cd.
Si
02 July 2003, 11:06 PM
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Fig,
Take a look in this months (just out) PC Pro mag. or might have been PC World (don't have them in front of me at the moment). There is an article in one of them all about transferring vinyl, how to remove scratch/hiss noise etc.
Cheers
Ian
Take a look in this months (just out) PC Pro mag. or might have been PC World (don't have them in front of me at the moment). There is an article in one of them all about transferring vinyl, how to remove scratch/hiss noise etc.
Cheers
Ian
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