13 Jul
2015
13 Jul
'15
9:25 a.m.
Good Morning Lisi,
On Sunday 12 July 2015 22:05:47 Lisi Reisz wrote:
On Sunday 12 July 2015 20:06:56 Baron wrote:
It doesn't normally say in or out unless its in the mainboard manual !
Depending upon the switches it seems it could be either. But yes I
would unmute it regardless.
If its any help I did find that unmuting the sound in one place caused
it to change to mute somewhere else. After that it gets very
confusing because of the, in my case three, number of sound devices
that it seems to find and they all appear to have some interaction
even though you can select different settings for each one.
I played about for ages trying to get sound to work. When it did I
left it alone. It was much more simple on my old machine, only one
device on there.
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Best Regards:
Baron
Hi Lisi,
So "Line" means "line out". Thank you, Baron. It could have
meant line in.
If it means line out, should it not be unmuted for there to be
sound?
Lisi Someone, please - I am hopeless on sound
technology. What does
"line" tout court mean?
Lisi
"Line out" is an audio output intended to be fed into an
amplifier. Its at a higher voltage level than a microphone, but a
lower voltage level than a "Speaker output".