is it possible to connect my computer to my stereo system?
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http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2102974&cp=&origkw=rca+to+phone&kw=rca+to+phone&parentPage=search\n\nthat is the part youll need, it is $4.00\n\nany radioshack will have it
472206
there should be a line out jack on the back of your computer. it's blue in color I think...plug your speakers into that.
615861
yes its too easy. \n       1>buy a splitter & go as you like.\n       2> make your own splitter from old systems.\n  and most important that i think will help you is > do not totally insert the jack of your headphone do it partially and you will find that the sound is coming from both headphone and extra speakers.
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If they are in the same room, it might be easier to just mix the analog signals.  Someone at Radio Shack might be able to help you with that.  If you really need to do it digitally, you'll need each computer to stream audio, then one of the computers to capture the streams and mix them.  Try searching download.com for something like that.
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Yes but not with so few details. You need to start with the obvious:\nTry some different speakers, make sure its not muted in windows etc
298046
I plugged my computer into an old stereo system and now the walls vibrate. I have to lock the door to keep my wife from killing me when I crank up Ozzie and Crazy Train. It's not your sound card, I have a standard card in my puter. You need an amplifier and better speakers, both are costly. Best Buy will have a system for around two hundred dollars. A word of advice; get it anyway you can, it is just so much more fun!!!
1148529
Hook up the head phone jack to your audio input jack and record it on the computer. ( I use roxio)
394696
unfortunately speakers are not network devices. there is no easy, functional way to do this, on your laptop a good option for gaming would be a headset with a microphone. however, unless your desktop is slow, why would you want to play on the laptop anyway?
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Hi!  I've done a bit of the recording you're thinking of, myself.  I use a program called "Acoustica Mixcraft 2.5" (www.acoustica.com).  They also have a program called Beatcraft, which is surprisingly good.\n\nNow, for the actual recording, you're going to need a preamp for the sound to work in stereo (if not, you can just use mono settings for the sound and it'll work just fine) then you'll need a standard 1/4" Patch Cable, and a small 1/4" to (I think) 1/8" adapter (you can pick one up at Radio Shack).  Just plug it in and you're set to go!\n\nEnjoy, have fun, and good luck!
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If you have tried all the above and still cant get it done, try getting new speakers that can be attached to the laptop. But if your sound card doesnt amplify well enough, this output wont be great either. In this case, you might want to upgrade your sound card. A cost effective option would be to get a USB Sound Card, which is fully plug-n'-Play. Visit \n\nhttp://www.turtlebeach.com/site/products/audioadvantage/\nhttp://www.laptops4me.com/product_info.php/products_id/2378\n\nfor samples.
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Sort of depends on how you connected it. If you used auxillary RCA plugs on your stereo and an adapter cable from the PC to the stereo there should not be a problem. If you tried to go in through a phono jack or unused set of plugs that were intended for some other device you may have enough of an impedence or signal strength mismatch to be causing the problem. Phono jacks for example expect a very, very small signal to be input. a PC inputs a much larger signal and would cause a lot of noise.\n\nCheap cables can also be a problem. A third source of noise can be that you are processing the signal twice. If you are using a software equalizer on your PC and a hardware equalizer on the home stereo then you are overprocessing the signal and that can cause a LOT of Noise!\n\nA ground loop isolater will only lessen or eliminate 60 cycle per second AC hum - like the hum you would get on a badly grounded guitar amplifier with single pole pickups, or the hum caused by flourescent lights. It will not reduce or eliminate any other kind of noise. \n\nWith more info about the nature of the background noise and the input, output and cords you are using someone might be able to give a better answer. Good luck. Finding and eliminating something like this can be a frustrating experience.
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Most likely a mono cable. That being said a stereo cable can be used with a mono instrument without any problems. However the other way around, you'll lose one channel of audio.
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You will have to go to Radio Shack and get a cord called Stereo Headphone To RCA. The RCA end hooks up to the 'out' plugs of your stereo and the other end goes into the 'mic' slot on your computer. To do the recording you need a program such as PolderBits http://www.polderbits.com/BuyRecorderNow.htm\n\nWith PolderBits you can record the songs, edit them and save them as mp3s or wavs. You will need to practice for a few minutes to find the right recording level (volume).\n\nFinally, after you have done the recording and saved the songs you can burn them to CD like you would any other files.\n\nIf you need more help msg me at abcormi on Yahoo! Messenger. I use this program quite often so I consider myself a pro.
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You need the proper cable to go from comp output(where speakers would normally go) to the rca jacks(red & white) for your stereo.
440117
plugin the speakers output from a tape player into line in of a computer. use tools like musicmatch jukebox to record them to mp3s, u can make audio cd from those files.
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1) invest in some good software like cakewalk's pyro 5\n\n2) go to someplace like radio shack and tell them you would like to send your stereo audio output into your computers audio input jack (line in, aux, microphone hole) \nthey should sell you male to male cables that go from the large jack on the stereo end to the small micro jack for the computer end.        (its the same cable & jack equipment used for recording from a stereo player to a cassete deck)\n3) if you don't have one invest in a cd burner. so you don't lose your personal music library if your computer crashes.
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u can do it.check ur speakers, or reinstall driver.\nTell me it's first time when u have use this system or it is ur old pc. means upgrade ur PC.