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Audio problems
by Dave Lorking - 6/5/06 6:49 PMI just finished building a system with an Ultra Tower case, an Intel D975XBX mobo, a Pentium D processor, and an MSI Radeon 1300 video card. Everything works fine, except for the audio. I cannot get any sound our of the back panel ports. Aditionally, the Front Panel audio cables that came with the case are seven cables independently labeled Mic Power, Mic In, Ear R, Ear R, Ear L, Ear L, and GND. Because they are inidvidual cables, I don't know how they would map onto the motherboard's audio headers, which are label differently: (Pin 1) Port1L, (2) GND, (3)Port1R, (4)Presence#, (5) Port2R, (6) Sense1_Ret, (7) Sense_send, (8) Key (no pin), (9) Port2L and (10) Sense2_ret.
No help from either Ultra or Intel, can someone help?
Thank you.
Hope this helps...
by ZBeeb - 7/15/06 11:49 AM In reply to: Audio problems by Dave Lorkinghttp://www.hhicc.org/byo_workshop.pdf
see page 65
How it worked for my setup.....
by ZBeeb - 7/15/06 12:05 PM In reply to: Hope this helps... by ZBeebPin 1 = Port1L = Mic In/Mic2
Pin 2 = Ground = Ground/AGnd
Pin 3 = Port1R = MicPower/Mic1
Pin 4 = Presence# = Not Used
Pin 5 = Port2R = Right Output/Speaker
Pin 6 = Sense1_Ret = Right Output/Speaker/jumper ---------------------------together w/pin5
Pin 7 = Sense_Send = Not Used
No Pin 8
Pin 9 = PortL = Left Output/Speaker
Pin 10= Sense2_Ret = Left Output/Speaker/ jumper ---------------------------together w/pin9
Audio problems
by Dave Lorking - 7/15/06 3:50 PM In reply to: Hope this helps... by ZBeebThank you very much. This is just the info I was looking for. Right on the money!
Audio microphone volume/gain issues
by shane13519 - 7/27/06 6:28 AM In reply to: Audio problems by Dave LorkingDoes your microphone work OK? Typically I have used a boom mic placed on the desktop. With this mobo I had to hold the boom mic next to my lips to get any pick up at all. Tried switching to headset and attached microphone and still can only just get faint pickup. Same problem with front panel and rear panel connectors. Adjusted everything than I can see and can make it no better.
Machines is multi boot with xp pro and xp pro x64. Same problems on both. Wonder if it is some issue with the Intel supplied audio software but there is no way to uninstall that I can find so short of re-installing whoile OS that can't be done - close to doing that as I am a Skype user and this machine cannot be used for that the way it is
Any ideas?
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