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Big Chris · 11-27-2004, 05:12 AM

I use a Sound Blaster MP3+. It has built in audio to optical conversion which i then pipe strait in to my Video 2 socket on my home cinema. Only slight problem i have now is that it's USB2.0 and it doesn't seem to talk back to the pc as I bought it so as to put vinyl onto my HD for conversion to cd, I'm trying to sort it with Creative to see if it's a system thing or a hardware problem

As for the DVD and CD, one click in the sound options in control panel and i got digital whatever i need coming thro' the home cinema just a case of swapping soundcards. As like Hunter says tho' anything that plugs into as an accessory goes into a socket of the same name unless it has a dedicated input for it like a phono or video in.

11-27-2004, 05:12 AM	#7 (permalink)
Big Chris Floyd Collector Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: NW England Posts: 243	I use a Sound Blaster MP3+. It has built in audio to optical conversion which i then pipe strait in to my Video 2 socket on my home cinema. Only slight problem i have now is that it's USB2.0 and it doesn't seem to talk back to the pc as I bought it so as to put vinyl onto my HD for conversion to cd, I'm trying to sort it with Creative to see if it's a system thing or a hardware problem As for the DVD and CD, one click in the sound options in control panel and i got digital whatever i need coming thro' the home cinema just a case of swapping soundcards. As like Hunter says tho' anything that plugs into as an accessory goes into a socket of the same name unless it has a dedicated input for it like a phono or video in. __________________ One by one, the Penguins are slowly stealing my sanity.