I have a computer that has an S/PDIF connector on it, and I want to be able to hook the computer up to my stereo. The stereo has a left and right hand input. I am assuming that i would connect a cable from the S/PDIF slot and put it into the auxiliary inputs on the stereo. What type of cable am I going to need and where would I get one of these cabnles. If this is the wrong way to do things then let me know. Thanks.
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Connecting Computer to Stereo System
- Thread starter Mike2002
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You can't connect the digital interface to the analog inputs without converting it to analog first so alternatly you would connect the front output from the sound card to the aux input.
All it takes to acomplish that is a stereo Mini to RCA cable like this one----->
http://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=940&item=CB-42&type=store
The link above is randomly selected garbage used as an example only.
All it takes to acomplish that is a stereo Mini to RCA cable like this one----->
http://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=940&item=CB-42&type=store
The link above is randomly selected garbage used as an example only.