Set Up Two Speakers


  1. North Antri
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    Set Up Two Speakers


    I have a speaker set, and also speakers built into my monitor. My computer has all the different types of audio jacks.

    I want to have the monitor and the set pluged in at one time and be able to switch between them. (One for music, simulaters etc. and the monitor for general stuff)

    Is this possible?
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  3. nekkidtruth
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    With 3rd party hardware I'm sure it is. How many audio jacks do you have? Keeping in mind they're not all for audio and not all for output or line out.
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  4. North Antri
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    nekkidtruth said:
    With 3rd party hardware I'm sure it is. How many audio jacks do you have? Keeping in mind they're not all for audio and not all for output or line out.
    Sorry, by 'all the different types of audio jacks' I mean that I have more than one. (My Bad)

    My computer has Orange, Black, Grey, Blue, Green and Pink audio jacks
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  6. nekkidtruth
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    Here is what they're for:

    Green - stereo output, front channels, Black - stereo output, rear channels, Grey - stereo output, side channels, Gold/Orange - dual output, center and subwoofer, Blue - stereo input, line level, Pink/Red - mono microphone input
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  7. North Antri
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    Could anyone suggest the name of such software?
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