Speakers That Play Music From Usb
I am running ubuntu in Dell Inspiron. Previously when I used windows vista, my USB speakers (logitech) worked well. Now when I connect to ubuntu, it is not working. Nicky hayden. Any idea how to send the au.
Speakers That Play Usb
Start out by taking your audio cable and plugging one end into the headphone jack of your Apple device. Now take the other end and plug it into the microphone port (input) of your computer.
Now if you play something on your iPod, you're probably not going to hear anything coming through your computer. So the way that you fix this on a Mac is with a program called LineIn.
LineIn allows you to play audio from other devices (like microphones) live through your speakers.
You can download it from here: http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/11333/linein
[I'm not as familiar with Windows computers, but I believe there is an option somewhere in your Microphone Properties to turn this on, but I'm not 100% sure.
There's a forum about it on Windows here: http://www.vistax64.com/sound-audio/222117-talk-through-mic-hear-out-speakers.html
(I'm not affiliated with them at all)]
When you finish downloading and installing LineIn, open up the program. On the 'Input from:' section, choose 'Built-in Input: Line In'. Set the 'Output to:' to 'Default System Output'. 'Built-in Output: Internal Speakers' should work as well.
After you have those set, click 'Pass Thru', play some audio from your device, and listen to it playing through your speakers!
Have fun with this. If it does not work for some reason, or if you have any questions, please leave a comment below.
Music files have revolutionized the way people listen to and archive music. Soft MP3 players, or software designed to play music files, have made it easy and convenient to build ad-hoc playlists for any occasion or mood. Although programmable compact disk (CD) players allowed some flexibility to create playlists, the ease of clicking to add tunes to a software interface makes other forms of programming feel downright archaic and restrictive by comparison. It’s no wonder then that people want the option of using soft MP3 players to listen to music files through the main stereo system or entertainment center. Luckily, it’s an easy thing to do, and it can be done wired or wirelessly.
The most common and least expensive way to route music from your computer to your stereo system is to run an RCA audio cable from the sound card on the computer to the stereo receiver. All sound cards are made with at least one Line Out jack, used to power computer speakers. The jack is normally a 3.5mm mini phone plug. An inexpensive adapter that features a 3.5mm stereo jack at one end, and two female RCA jacks at the other will work well here. This will connect to a standard RCA stereo cable. The opposite end of the cable will plug into the stereo or surround sound receiver. Here you’ll need an available Audio Line In RCA port, which may be marked Aux for auxiliary.