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Title: Green speaker port on soundcard to component a/v?
Post by: ipooptoomuch on May 13, 2007, 06:52
I have a green port on my computer's sound card that I am able to plug headphones and computer speakers into. I have a stereo with component a/v input. Is it ok to solder 2 wires from a headphone jack connector to a component cable connectors and plug it in from my computer to my stereo?

I don't like paying the radio shack corporation $20 for something that they made for $0.05 in China.
Title: Re: Green speaker port on soundcard to component a/v?
Post by: smk666 on May 25, 2007, 10:16
Yes, it's ok. And if you have an SB Live or audigy i'd like to encourage you of using kX Drivers, which by default routes your front speakers to the rear (black) jack, 'cause it has better D/A converter and thus much better audio quality. And with good speakers you can distinguish the difference in a moment ;)
Title: Re: Green speaker port on soundcard to component a/v?
Post by: ginbot86 on Apr 29, 2008, 07:58
If there is a black port, use it. They are just... better than the green port.