I have an instructor that teaches in a classroom that is slightly too
big for her voice, but too small to have a full PA system in it. The
room does have speakers in it, so the instructor would plug the speakers
and a microphone into her laptop and use it as a PA when she was using
WinXP. She
Its definately possible, as I have done it accidentally before in Vista.
Its just takes a manipulation of he input/output settings in the audio
control panel. Mine was control panel from the manufacture ASUS and was
quite easy to do. I suppose it could be more difficult depending on the
control
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 6:34 PM, James Edwardsjedwa...@mail.sdsu.edu wrote:
... plug the speakers and a microphone into her laptop and
use it as a PA ... how to do this in Vista?
It's more a function of the sound card and sound driver than the OS
itself. But check the full mixer (double
If the laptop uses a Realtek audio component in the chipset, download
and install their driver; it contains an easy to use control panel which
will let you do what you want.
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Peter van Houten
On the 24/07/2009 00:34, James Edwards wrote the following:
I have an instructor that teaches in a
23, 2009 6:34 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: Vista Laptop as PA??
I have an instructor that teaches in a classroom that is slightly too
big for her voice, but too small to have a full PA system in it. The
room does have speakers in it, so the instructor would plug the speakers
