Do I need to change any system settings when plugged into my desktop PC USB port? Can hear an electronic click when 3.5mm jack inserted but no sound.
167421
It's a plug and play... I didn't have to change any setting. Mine did the clicking sound as well but it worked fine. I wouldn't know if it still works cause I lost it.
167422
I believe so. I use Linux, I had to select this device as output. Go to your sound configurations and do the same, it should work.
167423
Not in my case. I hear the click and then it automatically override system's speakers and you hear your earphone or external speaker hook up to it.
520947
Pretty simple! Whatever it is you're using, you have to go into the sound settings and set it as the default sound output device. So for PC, go to the Control Panel, Sound, and pick it under the playback tab. Same goes for it not working with any other application like Skype. But changing it in the control panel should fix for most, if not all! Should be listed as "USB audio device" .
925978
Yes..My Genius system is plugged into my desktop PC's speaker jack and it works great,sounds wonderful!
229765
Yes you can use a RCA to 3.5mm jack if you want to use audio from your Mobo or your soundcard. However, something no one has mentioned yet is you can do it just with USB as well, with the included PS3 adapter. When reading the manual, just pretend the PS3 is your PC. Simply plug that cable to the receiver box and to a usb slot in your PC, windows 7 will automatically download drivers, and you are set. I recommend this set, its nice.
1395752
plug in an audio wire from the back of the pc to the back of the monitor. Audio settings are on the bottom left of the front panel. press the speaker button which is also the minus sign (-) and that will bring you to audio setting and where the input is coming from. GL
1147678
No USB speaker connection for a PC. Has the regular headphone connection for regular speakers.
1085171
Hello,Audio2000s 6023vm system requires "Microphone Input" to plug in. Therefore we do not recommend this to be used with PC and using any adapter will cause the sound quality (very low/no sound at all). Hope this helpThank you
881653
what u can do is insert your driver disk that comes with the mother board. Do not choose auto install every thing. the scroll down the list of drivers and choose the audio driver and install it.
2213461
I had the same issue you are trying to get to here... I used the USB input as that comes directly from the computer's pre-amp audio.. much better than RCA idea;What happened though?.. because the USB ports are very unstable and noisy, the sound was messed up, inconsistent. The solution was to get an USB port decrapifier, and I found WYRD made by Schiit Audio. Excellent product, gives me a sound similar to the one coming from my Tascam CD player.If you need details about this, let me know.
1282458
No sound what-so-ever when charging phones, ipod, or other USB devices............
763930
There's a USB port, but no jack on the switch itself. You should be able to divert the audio output on your computer to the headphone jack using the computer's audio controls. Hope that helps.
1469711
yes, I haven't had any trouble with the sound. You need a USB slot and the plug for the jack to plug into the computer.
1414600
Having the same problem Herberto is having, where I hear the high pitched background noise and cyclic modulation, even if I turn the volume down to 0. Seems much worse when I try to use my AV sources rather than cable, though playing MP3s through the USB port sounds fine. Muting (compared to turning the volume down to zero) doesn't produce the noise, but unlike a bunch of people above, I didn't notice an improvement with my external speakers.
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I've never had this problem. It may be something wrong with the 3.5mm jack, or it could be a problem with the input on the pc. Plug the earphones in other jacks and see if the problem persists. If not, it may be the pc that's the issue.
1085172
Hello, Audio2000s 6023vm system requires "Microphone Input" to plug in. Therefore we do not recommend this to be used with PC and using any adapter will cause the sound quality (very low/no sound at all). Hope this help Thank you
43402
Go in your System Preferences and choose the Sound preference pane. Click on Output, then select the sound output source (the USB speakers).You should also be able to hold the Option key and click the sound control in your menu bar to select output sources.
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In Windows go to "Control Panel" then to "Sound" and you should see what devices are connected. Look for the the device you want then right click your mouse button on it and select "Set as Default Device" then click "OK" and sound should start coming from whatever device you choose. I tried just clicking the device many times and it changed nothing until I set it as default. Hope that helps someone.