pc headphone question

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by flash, Jan 27, 2005.

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    flash Guest

    Is there anyway i can listen to mp3's on my pc using headphones plugged into
    the cd or dvd headphone socket on the front of the pc? It works if i plug
    them into the soundcard on the back but, like life, my headphone cable is
    far too short.
     
    flash, Jan 27, 2005
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    porl Guest

    Usually works for me straight away. Have you tried?
     
    porl, Jan 27, 2005
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    wessie Guest

    flash emerged from their own little world to say
    Yes. Connect the socket, internally, to the soundcard.
     
    wessie, Jan 27, 2005
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    flash Guest

    Doesn't seem to.
     
    flash, Jan 27, 2005
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    rb Guest

    Turn the PC round, back is the new front.
     
    rb, Jan 27, 2005
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    Ben Blaney Guest

    Don't be daft - much easier to sit at the back of the desk.
     
    Ben Blaney, Jan 27, 2005
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    Sorby Guest

    Sorby, Jan 27, 2005
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    HooDooWitch Guest

    HooDooWitch, Jan 27, 2005
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    darsy Guest

    he'll probably need a longer one than that.
     
    darsy, Jan 27, 2005
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    darsy Guest

    <fx: nods>
    you'll need a decent mirror so you can see the screen, mind.
     
    darsy, Jan 27, 2005
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    Sorby Guest

    LOL - yeah - for more reach go for the 1/4" version :eek:)

    p.s. an alternative would be to buy dozens of 3.5mm -> 1/4" stereo jack
    converters (and the same number of 1/4"->3.5mm converters) and string 'em
    together!
     
    Sorby, Jan 27, 2005
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    Ben Blaney Guest

    And, I suppose, long arms to be able to reach the keyboard.

    Also an elaborate pulley system for desk drawers, too, I shouldn't
    wonder.
     
    Ben Blaney, Jan 27, 2005
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    Cab Guest

    wessie bored us all completely to death with wittery prose along the
    lines of:
    Wot 'e sed.
     
    Cab, Jan 27, 2005
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    rb Guest

    And of course some right angle bends or it would just end up further
    away from the front of the PC.
     
    rb, Jan 27, 2005
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    rb Guest

    Or two if you don't like reading back to front.
     
    rb, Jan 27, 2005
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    Preston Kemp Guest

    Right angle bends will slow the signal down too much - better to go for
    pairs of 45 degree bends.
     
    Preston Kemp, Jan 27, 2005
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    Dr Zoidberg Guest

    That's why you have a 52 speed CD drive , to overcome the lag
    --
    Alex

    Hermes: "We can't afford that! Especially not Zoidberg!"
    Zoidberg: "They took away my credit cards!"

    www.drzoidberg.co.uk
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    Dr Zoidberg, Jan 27, 2005
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    Dave Emerson Guest

    <desperately trying to get the thread back on topic>

    Would this require countersteering?

    <\dttgttbot>
     
    Dave Emerson, Jan 27, 2005
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  19. No no, you just need a decent pair of sticks.
     
    Mr. Fantastic, Jan 27, 2005
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    Cab Guest

    Dr Zoidberg bored us all completely to death with wittery prose along
    the lines of:
    I thought it would be better to have curves in the cabling, so that the
    '1's don't get stuck.
     
    Cab, Jan 27, 2005
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