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Old 08-19-2004, 04:45 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I just bought a Sound blaster live card but have a question. I have LCD speakers but its plugged into the mobo. Is it possible to have one in the mobo and the other in the Sound card?
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Is it possible to have one in the mobo and the other in the Sound card?
Not sure what you mean but i think you can
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I want my speakers and Monitor speakers to work in unison. I don't want to disable the LCD Speakers. I want to know if i can have the LCD plugged in the intergrated mobo sound and my speakers in my SB live card at the same time.
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I want my speakers and Monitor speakers to work in unison. I don't want to disable the LCD Speakers. I want to know if I can have the LCD plugged in the intergrated mobo sound and my speakers in my SB live card at the same time.
I dunno about your onoboard but you can definitely do it (easily) with the sound card. Just plug the monitor in one line-out and the speakers in another. Of course another way of doing things is getting a y-splitter
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I think what he meant is that he has an onboard soundcard, if your gonna put a SB audio card you have to disable the onboard first and install the SB sound card.

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Of course if you're doing something like voice chatting it might be a good idea too so you can have separate volume controls for chats and games
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