i have a dlp tv no stereo but i have speakers how do i hook up tv to speakers for more of the sourround sound?
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Honestly you probably can't. The TV would need a interal Amplifier to power the speakers. You can pick up a reciever pretty cheap. If your only going to hook up two speakers, you can get a stereo reciever at best buy for about 100 bucks. I know the TV is really nice, but most don't have built in amps.
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you cant produce true 3D sounds out of just two speakers, for stereo sound you need two speakers to give you a Left/Right, for true 3D sound you will need three additional speakers to give you the effect of surround sound.\nif someone tells you that he can produce surround sound out of a stereo headphone he is lying because that's impossible.
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you might be able to. If you have some kind of Optical sound in put, or a Digital Coaxial input, then I'm sure it's possible. I'de check creative's website though. I have the first modle of these new fancy creative sound cards, the Soundblaster Live! Platinum 5.1. It's supposed to have Dolby Digital 5.1, but when I hook it up to my Kenwood receiver, the receiver never detects the presence of DD, just digital input. \n\nLike I said, see what Creative says.
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You need an audio patch cable, looks like this: http://www.virtualinformation.com/ebay_images/35mmmaletomalecable1lg.jpg\nto go from the audio out on your computer's sound card to audio in on your tv.
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I don't know if this will work!\n\nStereo sound come from lX------you-------rX\nDolby pro sound comes from \nlx-----center------rx\n\n........you\n\n                                      x-----mono-----x\n\n5.1 .....................Sub\nSound\n lx------center-------rx\n\n\n                       ........you\n\n     lx-----stereo-----rx
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Look around your speakers for a headphone jack...if you don't see one..then you have to unplug your speakers and put your headphone jack into that jack.\n\nGood Luck
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plug the cable into your converter.\nplug your tv into the converter\nplug your dvd player into your tv\nplug your vcr into your tv\nturn your tv on
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Most monitors don't support sound. Your best bet is to spend $20 or so and buy some cheap powered speakers at Wal-Mart or the like.
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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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You need the proper cable to go from comp output(where speakers would normally go) to the rca jacks(red & white) for your stereo.
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If your stereo has an auxilary input (2 RCA's) for input, it's rally simple.\n\nYour sound card uses a mini jack for the speakers. All you need to do is get a stereo RCA to mini-jack cable(i thinks thats how best to describe it, it has two rca's on one end and a minijack on the other). \n\nYou will plug the mini-jack end of the cable into the soundcard's speaker out, ussualy the green hole. the two RCA's go into your stereo's auxilary input (it might be called cd in). \n\nIf your computers sound card supports 5.1 sound and your stereo too (technically it's not a stereo then), you can hook up each out from the sound card to the corresponding audio input on the stereo, assuming it has a surround sound in. In that case you will need 3 stereo RCA to mini jack cables. \n\nsome people also say that this can blow your stereo but i have never ever seen this happen. My dad's amp is 23 years old, and it does a great job connected to his pc, except that it couts out once the music gets really loud. that however is becuase it's old.\n\nI hope that helps.
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On you tight botton bar - you will see a picture of loud speaker, click on it to adjust. If it still does not work, then you might have plugged in the wrong sound hole to the speakers.
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You need an s-video cable. Must have the connections on the tv and the comp. Run the sound out of the headphone jack. Good luck.
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well if your sure you have a good sound card that supports surround sound. then you need to access your card using device manager and go into properties, better yet i would call tech support for your sound card first and then the speakers support next. peace.
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using jetaudio  \n\ndownload link\n\nhttp://jetaudio.en.softonic.com/ie/4376
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yes its too easy. \n       1>buy a splitter & go as you like.\n       2> make your own splitter from old systems.\n  and most important that i think will help you is > do not totally insert the jack of your headphone do it partially and you will find that the sound is coming from both headphone and extra speakers.
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Need more info dude.  hooking it up to what kind of t.v? how many outputs?, etc. etc