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If a computer does not have a soundcard, but does have a cd-rom drive with an
earphone jack built into it, is it possible to set the computer to allow me to
plug the computer speakers into the cd to hear the audio on the computer games
I play? Thanks.

(Kscoinhutch) wrote in
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> If a computer does not have a soundcard, but does have a cd-rom drive
> with an earphone jack built into it, is it possible to set the
> computer to allow me to plug the computer speakers into the cd to hear
> the audio on the computer games I play? Thanks.

No.

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On 25 Aug 2004 20:37:37 GMT, (Kscoinhutch) wrote:

>If a computer does not have a soundcard, but does have a cd-rom drive with an
>earphone jack built into it, is it possible to set the computer to allow me to
>plug the computer speakers into the cd to hear the audio on the computer games
>I play? Thanks.

The jack on the cd will only output sound *direct* from a cd, ie music

derek / nul <> wrote in
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> On 25 Aug 2004 20:37:37 GMT, (Kscoinhutch) wrote:
>
>>If a computer does not have a soundcard, but does have a cd-rom drive
>>with an earphone jack built into it, is it possible to set the
>>computer to allow me to plug the computer speakers into the cd to hear
>>the audio on the computer games I play? Thanks.
>
> The jack on the cd will only output sound *direct* from a cd, ie music



Out of curiosity, why don't you have a sound card? Lay off going to
Taco Bell today and instead go to a used PC store and fetch a used Sound
Blaster Live! for $5.


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