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| 154232 | 2003-06-22 10:17:00 | Hi System - IBM Netvista with a installed cdrom installing 2nd device - dvd/cdrw Do i need to include an audio out cable in both cd machines the dvd/cdrw still works if i dont include but it seems to run slowly if i dont include it...does it mean i wont have sound...or what |
Fletch (4068) | ||
| 154233 | 2003-06-22 10:42:00 | dont worry about the audio out cable, you only need it if you're going to play music cd's on that particular drive. (you can still rip them without the cable) | sanchez (3445) | ||
| 154234 | 2003-06-22 12:51:00 | I actually didn't use the audio cable on my cd-rw which is slave. (Nowehere to put it on the Motherboard as the cd-rom was there instead) Strangely, I can play audio cds on the cd-rw, and rom :) |
PoWa (203) | ||
| 154235 | 2003-06-22 22:10:00 | Thanks for the response. like PoWa the mother board does not have a video card to attach the cable to, so being that its a dvd/cdrw will the sound come through even though it does not have the audio cable attached directly to it. i have the dvd/cdrw as slave cdrom as master i will probably change them around this afternoon as i am sure the dvd/cdrw will get used more. then i should probably attach the cable to the dvd/cdrw and leave out the cdrom |
Fletch (4068) | ||
| 154236 | 2003-06-22 23:25:00 | Hey, as stated before, the audio cable is only for playing audio CD's in analogue mode. You can still listen to a music CD if you are using digital mode (Check in Device Manager on the drive properties) and you will still be able to hear sound in movies as it all goes through the data cable (wide grey one) |
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