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ok dis is the deal ive have my cable cord connect to my video card to watch tv (All in wonder Raedon 7500 ,8500 pro 128 mb) rite and wen i go to multimedia to the tv thing to watch the channel i see all the channels but theres no sound what so ever can somebody help
yo, maybe its muted
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if u have no audio cables connected to the tv, then ur using the audio from ur pc speakers.
i wanna watch tv on my conputer not the house tv and its not muted sorry for the opsting this topic twice
try reinstalling the drivers
ive tried that and it still dont work
On the back of the card, have you got a audio output ??
If you do you have to get one of these cables and connect it from the audio output of the card and the other end on the Mic or line in of your sound card.
http://www.cablesnmor.com/mini/w13500-1.jpg
Thats only if you have a TV Antenna plugged in your card.
If you have a VCR connected to the card, you need these.
http://www.cablesnmor.com/mini/av-cable-1.jpg
You connect the yellow end to the video out of your VCR and the other yellow end to the card.
Then the red and white ends plug into the output of the VCR and the other ends plug into a Y connector that has the end of the thin cable at the top. You then plug that into the MIC or the Line in of your sound card.
The you configure the program that came with the card to use the line in or mic as the audio source.
(sory couldnt find a pic of that Y connector)
Hope it helps
There should be a cable that has a connector like your PS2 mouse connection on one end and a headphone style connector on the other end and also an S-video plug and a female style RCA plug on it.Just plug the cable into the A/V out port on the back of your card and plug the headphone type plug into the inp[ut on your soundcard.Make sure you go into your advanced settings in your mixer and enable the input though.
It's funny you should ask this question as I just bought an All in wonder last night and installed it into the wifes computer this morning and had to do the same thing you are doing now.
i dont have an audio out on it just the cable line thingy and the thing that connects my moniterQuote:
Originally posted by neattairoski@26 October 2003 - 00:10
On the back of the card, have you got a audio output ??
If you do you have to get one of these cables and connect it from the audio output of the card and the other end on the Mic or line in of your sound card.
http://www.cablesnmor.com/mini/w13500-1.jpg
Thats only if you have a TV Antenna plugged in your card.
If you have a VCR connected to the card, you need these.
http://www.cablesnmor.com/mini/av-cable-1.jpg
You connect the yellow end to the video out of your VCR and the other yellow end to the card.
Then the red and white ends plug into the output of the VCR and the other ends plug into a Y connector that has the end of the thin cable at the top. You then plug that into the MIC or the Line in of your sound card.
The you configure the program that came with the card to use the line in or mic as the audio source.
(sory couldnt find a pic of that Y connector)
Hope it helps
Ok then most likely you have to configure the capture prgram to use your sound card.
What program do you use to watch the tv ??
ati multimedia center tv do u kno any other ones i cant use
is it a coaxial cable between ur video and pc? liek the same as the tv ariels. if so the sounds uses the same thing, it may be that you have the sound for the tv in muted, open up the volume control, and go to options properties, and u will see all the different types of audio on ur pc..
no its not muted and its not my coax bacle
i have one of these cards, it has to be connected in the back from the ATI card to your sound card, you then have to unmute the microphone, or input then watch the tv tuner.... What they were saying above is true, if there is no connection for you to connect, then you casn't have sound... sry...
Just connect it like this and you CANT GO WRONG!!
http://server2.uploadit.org/files/281003-shiyt.JPG
Look this is what i mean
i used to have sound coming from it one day then it just stoped for some reason
http://server2.uploadit.org/files/28...lipboard01.jpg
the picture is there its that wen u take a screenshot it doesnt come out
Click on options then properties, then recording and press OK and see wich one is selected for the sound input
http://server2.uploadit.org/files/281003-sound.JPG
BTW man nice theme. Wats it called ??
have u had a good old scoure through all the settings, like in the ati bits etc, and had a look at the extra ones in sounds, options>properties
edit: his theme looks like aston shell, o=its not a theme, its a shell replacement
http://server2.uploadit.org/files/281003-noway.jpg
http://server2.uploadit.org/files/281003-Yuplol.jpg
wha should i choose i dont know ahhh
that wee wizard thing, that means there shoudl be a cable between ur vid card and sound card, its askign what its plugged into, mic aux etc.
i have 14 speakers on my cmputer and 3 subwoofers i have my speakers connected to all 3 and it give them sound i sooo confused
my sound card burned out because it couldnt handle all the speakers so i use the one intergrated to my mother board
No wonder your old one blew.Quote:
i have 14 speakers on my cmputer and 3 subwoofers i have my speakers connected to all 3 and it give them sound i sooo confused
Most likely it would only be the mic or the line in if your going to connect it through your VCR.
You should really unhook all your stuf from the sound card and start again because your going to damage your OB sound.
Get your self an amplifier to handle all them speakers if you dont already and try avoid connecting them all parallel.
If your going to try get sound without the vcr, have a look in the options to see if the actuall sound input for the video card is their. If its not you might need to re install the drivers.
http://server2.uploadit.org/files/28...und%20shit.JPG
Go into device manager and see if their is nothing with yellow ? or ! marks.
When i got my capture card i had so much problems with it too.
damn still no sound
if i connect my vcr then will i get sound
how did u fix u card problemo
If your only getting sound while using a vcr it must be because you havent enabled the audio for the card.
My card is different to yours and i had different problems. With mine i had install old drivers but its not the case with yours.Quote:
how did u fix u card problemo
did you check the audio options to see if its been enabled and if device manager has any ? and ! marks ??
Also the wizard (by rights) should have an audio device for your card in the list.
http://server2.uploadit.org/files/281003-iwzard.JPG
Ok this is what I would do you need to connect the audio from your Tv/Video "out" from the phono sockets to the line in on the sound card using the right cable for the job ie phone (red and white (some are black) ) at Tv/Video end down to the duel lookalike mic plug at the sound card end.Aux are normally out not in yours might be differant on Pc items.
DON'T forget you need to use the same sourch at the Tv/video end for BOTH picture and sound out ie mine would be aux 3 cause it as svhs in/out and sound in/out aux 1 and 2 don't.
In the picture "Look this is what i mean
i used to have sound coming from it one day then it just stopped for some reason" you have mute showing this looks fine no ticks in the boxes
Now in the picture "wha should i choose i dont know ahhh"
you have to put in ticks in all boxes except "mic" unless you are going to use it and set it up.
The above works for me and I have a MASS of wires at the back of my Tv/Video due to Dolby,Dvd player,Video(Svhs) that is why I have a Tv with 3 aux's.
Which ever way you go have you got the audio cable from Video to Pc in place ?
Ok read this again you don't even say that you have an audio cable connected what cables are connected from the pc to Tv/Video ?
Do you have this cable connected from the back of your video card to your Aux input on your onboard sound?
http://johnboy27.250free.com/allinwondercables.jpg
...and you only have 2 ears. What a pity.Quote:
Originally posted by infamousalbo101@27 October 2003 - 23:15
i have 14 speakers on my cmputer and 3 subwoofers i have my speakers connected to all 3 and...
Seriously. I have an ATI capture card and here is where the problem is:
The TV card has settings for AUDIO SOURCE. I have to choose AUX as my source. There will be a list of possible sources to choose from, such as, LINE IN, AUX, CD, Mic, etc....
I choose AUX, because my ATI capture card has an AUX input that the ATI card is connected to, via wire, inside the PC cabinet.
Make sure all volumes are not muted or turned down. You will have to try ALL of these possible setting to find out which one works for you.
...and you only have 2 ears. What a pity. [/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by Spindulik+28 October 2003 - 20:08--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Spindulik @ 28 October 2003 - 20:08)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-infamousalbo101@27 October 2003 - 23:15
i have 14 speakers on my cmputer and 3 subwoofers i have my speakers connected to all 3 and...
Unless he's like Mr Spock, in which case he's got three ears.
damn man im so fucken madd i cant get this shyt to work
thankz for all your guys help
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