On Sat, 30 Aug 2003 01:51:07 -0400 "Ronald J. Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay, I've now got a small cassette deck with true line out, and a cable with > R/L RCA jacks on one end, and a 1/8th inch mini-jack (2 bands) on the other. > I plug the mini-jack into the line-in on my Soyo Dragon Plus MB and get... > > Nothing. > > Gramofile, Rezound, no software I've tried gets any sound from this. I know > the setup works, because we used it a the guys house that I borrowed it from > on his Windog machine. Worked great there - he recorded some cassettes he > had. > > I tried aumix, kmix, and alsamixer to make sure that line-in is working, but I > dunno. I tried it with buttons green, then red, sliders all the way up, etc, > etc. Still nothing. Anyone know anything that would cause my line-in not to > work? > > I can plug the mini-jack into the mic port and great sound comes thru my > Monsoon speakers, right and left. I can't record like that though, because I > only get one channel. I could accept this if I could find some software that > lets me copy one channel to the other, so I'd at least have sound everywhere. > > Any ideas? Thanks. Sounds to me like you have a massive Impeadence mismatch. A one transistor Impeadece matching amp would seem to solve your problem > > -- > > /\ > Dark><Lord > \/ > > > --
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