hi rick
it's just occurred to me, I've a stereo sitting right beside my computer and
it is connected via a stereo cable to my sound card. did that so I could
record my cassettes on to digital format for playing and backing up on mp3
players etc.
so, if I've understood you correctly, I'd only now need an FM transmitter as
I've already got the radio that would pick up the signal.
right, now to locate the same item you are talking about, over here in the
UK.
had a dig about and have located loads of FM transmitters for I pods,
wondered if they were specific to I pods or would work on anything.
also not entirely sure what connections my TV has. at present I use the RCA
stereo cable from my satellite box,
this appears more difficult than I imagined. or maybe it's just I'm not
sure what I'm doing, *smiles*
thanks again for your explanations, everything helps.
Elaine
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rick Justice" <ricjust...@jaws-users.com>
To: "blind-computing" <blind-computing@jaws-users.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 2:35 AM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] Streeming TV to PC wirelessly
Hi Elaine,
It has been pointed out to me, that in my original reply
to your question, that I neglected to mention how your computer was going
to
recieve the fm signal.
In addition, to the fm transmitter, you will need a portable FM radio that
you can connect to your soundcard.
The transmitter will be connected to your TV, to transmitt the signal,
and the radio connected to your computer can recieve that signal, and
output
the audio to your soundcard, enabling you to hear the audio on your
computer
speakers.
You will need a patch cord to connect the radio to your soundcard.
If my omission of this detail caused any confusion,
I apologize for that.
Rick Justice
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