>on 02/04/02 22:48, Luca Rescigno at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> I have a PowerBook Wallstreet 233 and I wanted to hook it up to my >> Audiovox stereo CD player, so that my computer's sound comes from my >> stereo speakers and allows me to use the stereo as normal. I do have >> a cord that looks like a two-sided headphone jack, which came with my >> 14" A-V monitor that I don't use anymore. It allowed me to use the >> speakers on the monitor instead of the single speaker on the >> computer. Could I use this to connect my PowerBook to my stereo, or >> would I need a new connector? I have been able to play sounds from >> the stereo on the computer's built in speakers, but that's not what >> I'm really looking to do. > >I think you could use that cord. Why don't you try it? I don't think you >could damage anything, so give it a shot... > -Laurent. -- I tried the cord already but all I could get it to do is have the computer speakers play music from the stereo, not the other way around. That's probably because the cord only fits into the stereo's headphone jack, which allows sound to go out but not in. There must be some other sort of connection that fits in the AUX ports on the back of the stereo.
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