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by fordtrucker97 Accepted solution
by thechas Accepted solution
First off, does the tuner card have an audio out jack on the rear panel? If so, all you need to do is connect a short mini-plug to mini-plug cable between the line out of the turner card to your line in jack.
If the card does not have a line out jack, you will need a custom cable. You need to connect the cable from the card to the line in jack on the Dell audio panel.
Chas
by fordtrucker97 Accepted solution
i dont have any audio out on the tuner card.
the card is a leadtek winfast pxpvr2200. i wa looking for a custom cable but i couldnt find one anywhere.
Bob
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Based on my experiences with a Russian tuner card, you can get round the cable problem with a 'soft' approach.
The supplied software sometimes (as in my case) adds an additional slider control to your advanced sound configuration controls.
By additional I mean it's not tagged on to the end of the slider panel - it is a separate slider on its own, accessed through the preferences dialog for the supplied software.
You then have a choice of 'analogue' or 'digital' for the sound received from the tuner card.
My old tower with tuner card fitted, doesn't use a cable for sound but receives the sound into the system via the PCI slot from the tuner card direct.
by fordtrucker97 Accepted solution
i have a winfast PxPVR2200 by leaktek. i looked at the audio config but couldnt find how to change to digital.
Bob
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