MSI 915o comboAudio front panel
posted by sawana on Jan 02, 2008
pls.. can u give me front panel audio jack settings
Comment posted on Jan 03, 2008
My front panel comes with
Left audio+ret (double female sockets)
Right audio + ret (double)
Grnd (one female)
Mic + ret (double)
but according to the manual's diagram there's no pin for mics.
I tried several times now audio is somewhat OK (but left still not)
How can i connect the mic? & left audio?
can you give me a clear diagram.
Left audio+ret (double female sockets)
Right audio + ret (double)
Grnd (one female)
Mic + ret (double)
but according to the manual's diagram there's no pin for mics.
I tried several times now audio is somewhat OK (but left still not)
How can i connect the mic? & left audio?
can you give me a clear diagram.
Comment posted on Jan 04, 2008
thanks for your answer,
but the thing is,
When i go to my sound & audio device properties it shows two devices
Sound Playback - C-media rear panel
C-media front panel
Sound recording - C-media rear panel
C-media front panel
when i go to front panel on recording it gives separate mic &CD volume controls.
it means the mother board supports two audio devices for both playback and recoding.....
I think in that case I can use another mic input for front panel also... pls help.
but the thing is,
When i go to my sound & audio device properties it shows two devices
Sound Playback - C-media rear panel
C-media front panel
Sound recording - C-media rear panel
C-media front panel
when i go to front panel on recording it gives separate mic &CD volume controls.
it means the mother board supports two audio devices for both playback and recoding.....
I think in that case I can use another mic input for front panel also... pls help.
Solution #1
posted on Jan 02, 2008
GuruSome cases come with a Mic & speaker jack/ cable. These jacks sit within the case. Rather than using the rear Mic which is (colored pink) & speaker (colored green). These 2 colored cables run from the front of the case & out through an emty hole in the back of the case. Which you connect them to the rear of the boards Mic in (pink) & sound (green). Now you can use your front audio jacks for both mic & sound. This may sound strange but I have come across many cases just like this. Its not uncommon to have 2 front usbs & a 1394 connect on to the board as well. Without your manual I'm sorry I can not help you fauther.
Comment posted on Jan 03, 2008
Your board does not support front Mic.
Support Universal Audio Jack (only Front Audio Jack)
What I do is buy a 3 way splitter & connect one end into the back of the PC (sound out put). Than connect my speaker to 1 of the two split ends, connect the headset (audio out) to the other (sound out). Plug the headset mic into the jack at the back of the PC. Link to your board.:http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_spec.asp?model=915P_Combo-FR&class=mb
Support Universal Audio Jack (only Front Audio Jack)
What I do is buy a 3 way splitter & connect one end into the back of the PC (sound out put). Than connect my speaker to 1 of the two split ends, connect the headset (audio out) to the other (sound out). Plug the headset mic into the jack at the back of the PC. Link to your board.:http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_spec.asp?model=915P_Combo-FR&class=mb
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