If I plug into the Line Out jack, will I still be able to hear the speakers? (The line out would go to my treadmill, which can be controlled by CDs.)
1701886
I take it by line out yu mean the headphone jack !Then no, yu wont b able as the headphone plug, as in most playback scenarios of playback music, interrupts the signal to the speakers and sends it to the headphones, bypassing the internal speakers. however, while recording, the music can be controlled by the jensens' controls. Hope this helps, G.
1701887
Yes...according to the manual. If you don't want the radio speakers on, you would have to turn the volume control down.
1701888
I take it by line out yu mean the headphone jack ! Then no, yu wont b able as the headphone plug, as in most playback scenarios of playback music, interrupts the signal to the speakers and sends it to the headphones, bypassing the internal speakers. however, while recording, the music can be controlled by the jensens' controls. Hope this helps, G.
450570
Yes you can. You'd use the headphone out as you "audio out" and it works just fine. I don't know what you mean by the low audio out signal. I have no issues.
1593771
While the audio out on your tv works fine, I've found that you get better sound if you plug it directly into the audio out jack on your desktop set. (assuming you have cable or satellite tv.)
573545
I couldn't find an 'audio out' jack on it or listed in the instructions. There is an 'audio in' place and it says to control play, repeat etc from the other device, so you could probably plug one into the 'in' device. But I'm not sure. So my answer in one word would be 'NO'. Hope that helps.
586778
Most likely no. The PC will pick a default line and pump the sound through that.
1361634
I'm not sure but I believe you can. If you will look around at the back of your unit you'll see a hole for headphones and a line out I think it says, try one of those, you may need to get an adapter for your speaker cord first.
2059897
If there isn't't an audio output, you will have to splice into your speaker wires. With out seeing what you have, I feel inadequate to answer this. Back in the day some of us did this. Be careful to not turn up the volume to much. remember watts per channel. You may have to do a little research.
1202465
You should be able to plug in a pair of headphones into the TV and be able to hear fine. If plugged in all the way, there should be no "noise" coming out of the Television itself. We currently have normal speakers plugged into ours and no sound comes out of the TV speakers, only the speakers plugged in.
924500
No... That's a line-level output and these are not powered speakers. You could buy a stereo or surround-sound receiver to power these speakers and use a stereo 3.5mm plug to dual RCA plug adapter cable (or cables for surround sound) to connect the sound card to a line level input on the receiver (CD, DVD, tape, etc...).
2147681
The answer is "no". When you plug a set of headphones into the surround sound receiver, the speakers are automatically muted and you can only listen through the headphones.
2026138
Yes, I can. There are line-level outputs that may be connected to recorders, or sound boards, or whatever.
1291137
The line out jacks in the back don't have any output (low level) so they won't push speakers. You need to plug it into a receiver. I hate this stupid thing for creating mp3's because it will only encode to a cheesy 128-bit.
1075969
You specifically have to plug it into the Line In on your soundcard (usually the light blue port). Also, make sure in your volume settings that Line In is not muted, and that its volume level is high enough. I'm not sure what speakers you have, but the jack on the front/side of the speakers are usually for headphones.
621408
Hi.On mine, when I plug in headphones, the sound switches from the speakers to the headphones. With headphones plugged in, you can listen to music without disturbing anyone else.
1215770
Hello,You could use either headphone out port or line out port. However, if you use line out, you cannot control output volume. Thank you
2236188
The first question I have is what kind of headphones you are using. The headphones are acting as your speakers. If there is not enough power to drive the headphones, you may need headphones with volume controls of their own. This unit is a pass through. I does not and is not designed to power headphones.
2242004
You can plug in speakers but I'm not sure about the windows part of the question?