Advanced sound setup - Step-By-Step
(For Windows 98 & XP)
If your sound device is not one of the common types, and is not listed on this page,
then use the chart below to get started.
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What kind do YOU have?
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Type of Card
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Males
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Females
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Desktop
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PCI Card
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25%
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16%
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Attached to Mother Board
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50%
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32%
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laptop
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50%
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32%
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USB
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Cheap
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85%
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55%
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Expensive
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50%
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32%
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Plugs into the wall for electricity
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25%
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16%
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This method uses a cord to connect your output to your input. Even at it's best,
this method isn't very accurate, but it will get your computer's volume set within a good range, and that's much
better than nothing.
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1) Connect the microphone plug to the speaker (or headphone) plug using a cable.
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2) Press the button and follow the instructions.
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Right-Click the Level Meter to open the Calibration panel.
Make sure the calibration "adjust by" field says 0 db (zero decibels)
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If your sound device is not one of the common types, and is not listed on this page,
then use the chart below to get started.
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|
What kind do YOU have?
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|
Type of Card
|
Males
|
Females
|
|
|
|
Desktop
|
|
|
PCI Card
|
25%
|
16%
|
Attached to Mother Board
|
50%
|
32%
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|
laptop
|
50%
|
32%
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USB
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Cheap
|
85%
|
55%
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Expensive
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50%
|
32%
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Plugs into the wall for electricity
...
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25%
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16%
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