I have many people asking me how to Connect so many Speaker's to my Computer, and instead of teaching every one of you individually, here is a Thread for all of you who want to Use their Home Theater System as their Computers Speakers.


How to do?

* First of you would need an RCA into Headphone Jack Converter which can be Bought From Any Hypermarket, Eg. Carrefour. It looks like this





* Secondly you would need some RCA cables to connect the Converter to your Home Theater system. It looks like this




* Thirdly You need to connect the RCA cables to The Place where it Says *INPUT*the colors of these input places are usually Red and white. Like in this Pic





Information about this

* if you want to Have "Surround Sound" You would need to have an Soundcard and you would also need More Converters and RCA Cables.

* If you wish to have as many Speakers as me. You would Need 2x 5.1 channel Amplifiers and Several Converters and RCA Cables

* It is not hard to do this things, it took me only 1 hour to Set up, No drivers or any Software needed. Just some Cables and Converters and of course an Amplifier

* Most Electronic Shops don't think it is possible to do this, But Rest assured it is. You May ask a few LYN members whom i Helped. They will tell you that this is Possible.

* It is not Really Necessary For you to use a Soundcard, unless you want 5.1channel Surround Sound or So on.

* Your Inbuilt Motherboard or even etc Phone,PSP,Mp3 Player can Be connected to the HT. As long as there is an Converter it will work.




ENJOY 5.1/7.1 On your PC!

This post has been edited by Johan-N: Sep 5 2010, 02:37 PM

With ATI videocard, 3xxx, 4xxx, 5xxx and HDMI receiver, you only need one HDMI cable for both video and audio. 4xxx and 5xxx support 7.1 LPCM so you get surround sound for your gaming without any sound card.

Also, you can get those soundcard with DTS connect or DD Live, it can encode 5.1 surround sound into SPDIF so you can connect your soundcard to amp with one coax or optical cable. No need RCA cable. It's easier and can support DD or DTS for movie too. Soundcard such as Auzuntech come with DD Live and DTS Connect technology.

This post has been edited by pierreye: Feb 11 2010, 08:36 AM

wah so lansi! ..

quote : i am kinda tired of Teaching every single one of you

heheh..

i prefer ur solution. simple and got the best sound possible

wait for sometimes...ati 5XXX low profile card is coming . The best solutions for ur HD audio

Optical/digital solution is preferred for "newer" mobo with optical out cos most AVR older than 5 years should hv optical in...

Both signal optical/coax are DIGITAL..

The optical cable is also called TOSLINK.

The coax cable is usually labeled ORANGE in colour and have RCA connectors.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S/PDIF

I thought most built-in mother board sound cars comes with SPDIF already? Still need to get those converter ah?

how to to connect to the old type of HT that dont have those kind of cable support.

THis is for people who have like the old type of HT that dont have HDMI or so on.


Also my Guide above also can be used to connect mobile phones or Mp3,psp to your Home Theater system

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Added on February 11, 2010, 1:02 pmhow to teach so many people????

might as well make a thread so people can just view....dont need me to pm me

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Added on February 11, 2010, 1:05 pmEven if the 5XXX series cards have the HD audio thing..but what is the point if the guys HT cant support it?


Some of us have the Newer HT that have Support. But for people like me who using the "Old" type of HT that dont have the Support thing...

how then?

Besides the converter thing also works for psp,handphone,laptop,Mp3,ipod and so on

This post has been edited by Johan-N: Feb 11 2010, 01:05 PM

Good stuff brah..

Thanks.

eh.. SPDIF is old tech ma.. right?

my mobo dont have that

Neither does My AMP i think

But you must agree thoes things mention above do have some good use.... You can play ur mp3 or psp using HT which is awesome

from the photo you posted... the orange color port should be the SPDIF input

i din know that was it

but my Mobo dont have o.

And i think most people here are using Onboard audio right?

datuk.. pakai Optical cable laa.. and upgrade the sound card to the one that can support optical. Settle.

have you considered what about the people who dont have the luxury of upgrading their stuff?

that is why i created this thread.

and also do you think a mobile phone or Mp3 player has an Optical cable? or if the Amplifier doesnt have a Optical input.

Please Consider about the people who do not have optical and so on.

This post has been edited by Johan-N: Feb 11 2010, 04:52 PM

no offense bro, twas just a thought.

but for those who can afford it will be way easier.

No offense taken , Yea the cable would a lot easier.

But for some of us who Cant afford or dont want to buy the expensive one.

The Only option for them is to Use the one in my guide

lol... you ah...

yea.. I'm using onboard Audio too.. it has that orange output thingy... never really used it though... haha

what mobo u using?

i am using Asus m2n68-am plus its quite a new mobo but it doesnt have the orange output thingy...