Connecting wires headphones which colour to the computer colours please

Hi, Every headphone that has wires on the end, you will find coloured push in connectors, these will plug into same coloured holes either on the back of your computer or if you have a separate sound source IE: Sound Blaster or such like these have the same coloured holes to fit your headphones into. Please leave me feedback, best wishes, Malcolm Campbell.

You can test your speakers by plugging the lime wire into a headphone socket of something that plays OK.
You can test your computer by plugging headphones into the lime coloured socket.
You need to figure out which is not working then fix that.

i cant see from any website, but one i did translate - looks like a standard Jack plug, if so it should work OK - you can also get adapters
If a PC - should have a headphone socket at the front, or it may be on the back audio card outputs - sometimes coloured Lime Green - or on a laptop - you will have the socket on the front or sides - usually with a headphone symbol OR sometimes coloured a lime green

Strip back the cable and fit a new 3.5mm plug. You will need to solder the wires on. You will find when you have baired back the cable two coloured wires and two earths. The earths fit together on the metal flange that comes out of the main body of the plug. The coloured wires go on the the two smaller flanges (left and right channels). If you get them wrong way round reverse them you won't do any damage. Make certain the earths don't come into contact with the R & L channels wires or terminals and the left or right don't touch each other. The T shaped end on the large flange is to grip the cable body, bend the tabs to grip the cable.
Once done you can buy an extension headphone cable if you need a to span any great distance.

If you are any good with a soldering iron you can fix it yourself. You can buy a jack plug from your local hi-fi electrical shop. With some wire cutters cut the old plug off. Bare back the cable to reveal the wires. With a sharp knife open up the old jack plug. This will show you where the wires connect to the terminals of your new plug. If it's not clear where they go, the earth wires (left & right) which are around the two coloured wires, go on the large metal lug (they are not channel specfic). Attach the first coloured wire to the smaller terminal and the other wire to the other terminal. These coloured wires are the left and right channels. If you get the wrong they can be swapped and it won't cause damage. Make certain the solder doesn't short the terminals. If the sound is tinny/spaced out, the earths are not connected right.
PS don't forget to put the cover to the jack on the cable before you fit the rest of the plug!

pin no 1 - Red colour signal (Red colour wire)
pin no 2 - Green colour signal (Green colour wire)
pin no 3 - Blue colour signal (Blue colour wire)
4&5 Not connected
pin no 6&7&8 are (Grounds)RGB Returns
9&10 NC
pin 13 Hohizontal sync signal
pin no 14 vertical sync signal
Not nessasry other pins

in ur computer there are three pins audio,video,cable namely u connect ur audiopin that is orange in colour connect to tv and the chargerc is connected to ur plug holder. sir please rate me dont forgot to rate

red-positive . blue-negative and if another colour mostly brown-Earth.

white = tip. red = ring. blue and black = sleeve

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