windows volume

[Ronald Foltz]

in the back of my pc there are three plugins. .for speakers, a microphone
and "line in". . also on the computer "volume control" there is a "line in".
.. can anyone tell me what that is for? thanks for your time and info

 

[Tim Meddick]

It's for the 'blue' input mini-jack socket (like for the plug on you walkman
headphones) on the back of your PC if you have a sound card. If you do then
you'll have three:

1). Pink = Microphone
2). Green = Main Output
3). Blue = Line in (or, can be Auxiliary)

 

[dadiOH]

in the back of my pc there are three plugins. .for speakers, a
microphone and "line in". . also on the computer "volume control"
there is a "line in". . can anyone tell me what that is for? thanks
for your time and info

The "line in" in Volume Control is so that you can enable sound from the
line in jack if you have some sort of device plugged in there.

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[Ronald Foltz]

Thanks for the information but i understand that much. .what i don't know is
what you plug into "line out" in the computer. . . thanks again

 

[Ronald Foltz]

Thanks Tim. . what do you plug into the "line in"???

 

[Bill in Co.]

Some external audio equipment that you wish to connect to your computer,
like a tape deck or whatever (that itself has Line Out jacks, which would
then be connected to the Line In jack on the computer). (You can Google
some more about this)

 

[Jerry Ed]

I have a synthesizer (organ/piano) plugged into "Line in" jack.
Also guitar and bass are sometimes used.
(have to use 3.5mm - 1/4" adapter).
JE

 

[Tim Meddick]

Thankyou Bill & Co.
I have to sleep sometimes....zzzzzz
I have my TV [output] headphone jack plugged into mine so I can record stuff
off MTV!