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2. Solved! - 5.1 surround plays sound on all speakers instead of ...

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   May 12, 2021. #1. Hello, I have recently bough a Genius SW-HF 4800 5.1 surround sound system and I'm trying to get it to work on my Windows 10 PC. My motherboard is Asus H61M-K and it supports up to 7.1. The speakers are connected with 3 cables to the motherboard, center and subwoofer to mic (pink), front left and right to line out (green) and ...

3. Connecting Speakers Directly to a Computer | Tom's Guide Forum

   forums.tomsguide.com/threads/connecting-speakers-directly-to-a-computer.233184

   stereo. > > speakers directly to your computer (ie: connect to the sound card). >. > Your speakers will have an impedance of 4-18 Ohms (probably 8), and. the. > output of the PC is designed for probably 10000 Ohms. This means in. > short (and I am simplifying) Yes, you are, to the point of being wrong.

4. connect a laptop to projector with hdmi and also get sound from...

   forums.tomsguide.com/threads/connect-a-laptop-to-projector-with-hdmi-and-also...

   Switch to the Projector then go to Start>Control Panel>Sound>Playback tab. Select "Speakers" as the default audio playback device. DCA - gas man. Dcasgamsn, thanks for this tip. I hooked up my HDMI from laptop, to my LED 32 inch Tv...

5. Solved! New TV Connecting to Old 5.1 Analog Audio

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   I just bought a new TV (Samsung NU6950) and have been intending to hook up my old 5.1 PC surround sound system (Logitech X-540). I realize the speaker system is intended for PCs, but assumed it should be possible to get a budget surround sound system with it. The only audio output available is a Toslink optical output (or it seems, an HDMI arc ...

6. Solved! - Static and popping sounds | Tom's Guide Forum

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   The problem is as described: Speakers: loud randomness popping/mild static while playing sound through the speakers. Seems to be independent of volume itself both from the receivers volume and the sources. Headphone port: continuious wine/buzzing to the point where it is completely unuseable. What I've tried and has not worked:

7. Solved! - Robotic sound from computer's speakers

   forums.tomsguide.com/threads/robotic-sound-from-computers-speakers.190546

   May 16, 2018. 1. 0. 10. May 16, 2018. #1. There is a weird effect on the sound coming from my speakers, no matter which ones I use. It makes sound slightly robotic, then computer stop working and restart. When the speakers are off there is not a problem.