how can i get my tv sound through my stereo, i dont have a/v output for my tv. thanks?
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a dvd player will work as well as the earlier suggested vcr, and they are cheap now as compared to several years ago,
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Did you try to hook the computer sound output to the stereo with a cassette player and hitting record?
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Try this: get a codec.\n\nAn example is the Divx codec.
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You can get a sound card from many companies ... try http://www.creative.com .. it's good .. and not that expensive ( 50 - 80 $ )
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Are you plugging it into your sound card - you need a cable from your soundcard output to an input on the monitor
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I good soundblaster card will do it. Or ATI's all-in-one card.  With ATI you have a pod that will input dual channel left and right stereo signal from any source whatever.  Many sound cards provide a 1/8th inch jack, which will take an analog input.  Just adjust the line/in volume, if you have a good equalizer (often provided with sound cards).  If there's noise on the recording you might get use out of software that allows you to digitally remaster (the method that they use to convert analog to digital when copying older recordings to compact discs).  A high end sound card such as sound blaster by Creative Labs, often provides this sort of software in the box with their more expensive cards, which also gives you the adapters you'll need to plug in your tape player.  \n\n-LOVE YOUR NIEGHBOR AS YOURSELF.
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Install one.\n\nI recommend Sony Sound Forge.
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Through your speakers. You have to have an Audio Card and a Speaker. Once you play a Audio / Video File, you should hear the sounds through the speakers if its on.\n\nBYE
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check cables, check overall volume on pc, and for creative labs for example there is a sound mixer with volume labels for different types of inputs\n\nStill not working?  Check for switch on speakers, are they plugged in\n\nStill not working? Bring up control panel -> sounds -> check mute button, check volume, click on a sound  like asterisk, hit play still no sound?\n\nFind a geek...
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go to the manufacture's web site of your computer,look for audio drivers.. when downloading them do not save the download ,let it run from location
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Possible, yes.\nAll you need is A/V outputs on your TV which I'm sure you have and a graphics card that has A/V inputs.  There are many out there.\nAnd of course the cables to connect the two.
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Plug in Tv Tunner card and cable wire. Or simply search for some website that shows your channels.
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The cheapest way would be putting a mic up to your stereo with the record playing, and with some kind of audio converter (M-AUIDO makes nice ones) hook it up to your computer.
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Disconnect/turn down the sub woofer, \nor use a smaller speaker\nor connect the output to a stereo and use the equalizer to turn it right
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You need a TV output on your video card or an adapter.
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You have to have a television with an audio out that will connect to the line in of your computer. If you have the audio of the your television running through your stereo reciever like I do, then you can take the audio out from the receiver. The sound recorder application that comes with Windows may not record as long as you need it to, however. Fortunately, ]there are many freeware and shareware programs out there to address this situation.\n\nThomas\nwww.yourhomestudio.com\n\n\nFree Home Studio Newsletter - addme@yourhomestudio.com
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This is most likely due to using the wrong TV input setting. Often you will find that if you set the TV to AV input instead of proper SVideo it will display in b/w.