i have a laptop, but it only has a headphone jack . I have speakers (has green output jack), can i plug the output jack to this adapter to my laptop?
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What are you trying to do? What you mention doesn't make sense. What this essentially does is take an analog mono (single channel) or digital S/PDIF signal and pass it from one connection (a mono 3.5mm male plug) to another (an RCA female plug) and vice versa. You're looking to take a stereo analog 3.5mm out into a 3.5mm in I'm assuming? Don't you just need a regular 3.5mm cable for that? This just changes the type of connector; that's all. It's most commonly used to connect a coax out (for a digital S/PDIF signal) via RCA to a smaller 3.5mm input, likely used as a multi-purpose input on that device, or vice versa (an output from a 3.5mm to a regular and more common RCA input) What are you trying to do? What you mention doesn't make sense. What this essentially does is take an analog mono (single channel) or digital S/PDIF signal and pass it from one connection (a mono 3.5mm male plug) to another (an RCA female plug) and vice versa. You're looking to take a stereo analog 3.5mm out into a 3.5mm in I'm assuming? Don't you just need a regular 3.5mm cable for that? This just changes the type of connector; that's all. It's most commonly used to connect a coax out (for a digital S/PDIF signal) via RCA to a smaller 3.5mm input, likely used as a multi-purpose input on... » Read More What are you trying to do? What you mention doesn't make sense. What this essentially does is take an analog mono (single channel) or digital S/PDIF signal and pass it from one connection (a mono 3.5mm male plug) to another (an RCA female plug) and vice versa. You're looking to take a stereo analog 3.5mm out into a 3.5mm in I'm assuming? Don't you just need a regular 3.5mm cable for that? This just changes the type of connector; that's all. It's most commonly used to connect a coax out (for a digital S/PDIF signal) via RCA to a smaller 3.5mm input, likely used as a multi-purpose input on that device, or vice versa (an output from a 3.5mm to a regular and more common RCA input) « Show Less
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Is the output jack on speakers the same size as a regular 3.5 mm headphone jack? If so this adapter won't work. The male side of the adapter is 3.5 mm but the female side is an RCA size for audio.
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This jack is for a digital signal, not an analog stereo signal. So it's not going to work for you the way you would want. Get a splitter, headphone port to red & white Rca.
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I believe you will be able to use this product with your new headphones - although I do not know the type of headphones or laptop brand - however the only problem I could foresee you encountering would be if you are using a bulky phone case (I.e. Lunatik, Otterbox, etc,) the adapter does have issues plugging directly into your phone although I don't think you will have any issues plugging into a laptop headphone jack. You should be ok with this purchase based on my limited info.
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You buy a split or dual RCA cable with a single mini connector. Most laptops have a place for earphones and that connection is a mini. This amp head has RCA connectors but you want the stereo sound so you need to use 2 RCA inputs. Assuming you have speakers connected to the amp head, you just turn up the volume on both the laptop and the amphead, and start your music playing on the laptop. Decide on the length of your cable but here's the one I bought for my system. Hosa Cable CMR206 Stereo 1/8 Inch to Dual RCA Adapter Cable - 6 Foot You buy a split or dual RCA cable with a single mini connector. Most laptops have a place for earphones and that connection is a mini. This amp head has RCA connectors but you want the stereo sound so you need to use 2 RCA inputs. Assuming you have speakers connected to the amp head, you just turn up the volume on both the laptop and the amphead, and start your music playing on the laptop. Decide on the length of your cable but here's the one I bought for my system. Hosa Cable CMR206 Stereo 1/8 Inch to Dual RCA Adapter Cable - 6 Foot
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Hi it has only one output... its at the front as seen in the pic & its a mini stereo jack... Be mindful that this is an external sound card that gives a higher quality audio with eq options & should allow any output from your laptop or desktop.CJ
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Only if you have a 5.1 output. You should have 3 jacks: Front, Center, Rear. Otherwise if you only have the 1 jack (green color I think) you can use 1 pair of speakers and the sub. You would hook the green plug to the output jack of your laptop, and then hook the pair of speakers to the "FRONT" connection on he subwoofer.
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Your laptop probably does not have an audio input like many desktop PCs. Mine only has a headphones / speaker jack. You can plug it into any standard AV equipment with an RCA type plug so long as you have the additional cabling to reach it since the attached cables are only half a foot.
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You need a cable with a 3.5mm stereo male plug at one end and two RCA male plugs at the other. The 3.5mm plug goes into the laptop's headphone jack. The RCA plugs will plug directly into the amplifier. Amazon sells this cable. By the way, the Yamaha is a great amp.
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Have you tried a Y cable with the red and white audio for the back of the speaker and the 3.5 mm jack to go in the laptop or a cord with 3.5 mm on both ends to go from the laptop to the aux hole in front then you put it in aux mode. That should work, it worked for me like that.
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The speaker is capable of utilizing a 3.5mm Jack, so yes you could plug in your laptop or anything that has a 3.5 Jack.
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Yes, just connect the headphone output on your laptop to the aux input on the Pyle. Any audio produced by your laptop though it's headphone output can be played though the Pyle PWMA850UFM.
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The Audio jack in a laptop is different from a phone or tablet. A laptop or computer jack is designed to be purely for speakers. That is why there is a separate input port for the mic. On a tablet or phone, port is both speaker and mic. They might look the same on the outside but they are differently wired I learned that the hard way trying to plug in my ear phone with mic ( that I use on my phone ) into my computer. I lost audio and if I could get any it was on one speaker only
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This adapter is to be connected to the audio output only. It will not work with a microphone. I use my adapter to connect 2 computers to one amplifier. Works great!
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Yes but it may not be the best choice. You would have to plug this in your USB and also plug in the audio plug into your laptop. You can get a device that plugs into the USB and connects to the sound through your USB, not through the audio cable. That would be the better way to go. It would be a USB Bluetooth dongle, something like the IOGEAR Bluetooth 4.0 USB Micro Adapter.
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yes. there is both a USB adapter and a headphone jack adapter included. the USB works on laptops, the headphone jack cord should work on everything else.
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Yes, no problem! You need an HDMI cable coming from the laptop to the adapter, a VGA cable from the adapter to thr projector, and you can try to plug your speakers either to the adapter - there's an audio jack in it - or to the laptop itself. Either way it should work.
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You shouldn't need one if your laptop has a headphone out, just a 1/8 inch stereo cord to the amp and your connection for speakers.
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If you want to use it with your laptop you would need an adapter to plug the 1/4" jack into that has a 3.5 mm end, that way you can connect it into the 3.5 mm slot on your laptop.