Yes it does look a bit like it with the four colour coded 3.5mm sockets. So
if I want to make a digital connection to my amp (yes it does accept both
optical and coaxial) using the blue I/O socket how do I do that ? What type
of cable do I use ? Will I need the Digital I/O Module that is shown on the
PDF ? Also I presume if I do this, my normal desktop speakers (plugged into
the green socket) will be unaffected ?
"DanR" wrote:
> Does your SB card look like this one?
>
> http://ccftp.creative.com/manualdn/M...rt%20front.pdf
>
> This one has digital I/O which is your best option if your receiver supports
> digital. This PDF also shows 3 line out jacks. These outputs may be
> multifunctional and set up via software.
> So look around at the creative site for manuals. The one I link to is just
> the quick start guide.
>
> SimonWW wrote:
> > I bought a Dimension 9200 back in May and went for the soundcard
> > upgrade option to "Soundblaster X-Fi Xtreme".
> >
> > I recently decided that I want to output sound to my Home Theatre Amp
> > and thought it would be a simple case of conecting a phono lead from
> > my PC to the amp but alas it would seem that there is no phono output
> > on the soundcard.
> >
> > Can anyone therefore help me with either of the points below :
> >
> > - in order to try and get some further info from Creative, I need to
> > identify exactly which "Soundblaster X-Fi Xtreme" is fitted to my PC
> > as it seems from Creative's website that there are several Xtreme
> > cards. Does anyone know which one was being used by Dell for their
> > builds in May 2007 ?
> >
> > - has anyone been able to make an audio connection to an external amp
> > from their X-fi Xtreme card ? If so how and with what sort of cable ?
> >
> > Thanks in advance
>
>
>
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