how to program the speakers to the PC,IPod, Steore, IMP player?
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I only connect the small main terminal to my computer through the UHB port. The speakers are wireless and I have wireless.
379105
Just connect a 3.5mm to RCA cable to the back of the woofer (receiver) and set the input to analog.
883079
Plug the device in any open USB, and wait for your computer to install the driver. After installing the device driver, right click on the little speaker icon in the taskbar (next to the clock in the lower right corner of the screen) and select "Playback devices". In the new opened window click on "3-USB PnP sound device" or any name with USB PnP and set it as your default sound device, click OK, and you're done. Hope this will help you solve your problem.
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Yes you can. Just install this device and connect it to your speakers. To connect to them, go to 'devices and printers' and then 'add a device' (This is for Windows) and select the device you want to connect to. Then start playing some music! You may have to change your sound settings if your computer already has other speakers it uses.
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There is a way. First, familiarize yourself with the remote. Notice the 4 triangle buttons, up, down, right, and left, with the center button (I'll call "Enter" or Select). Second, turn the TV on. Third, press the "Menu" button, then press the down button to highlight "Sound". Fourth, press the right button then the down button to highlight "Speaker Settings". Press Enter to select, then Enter once more. You should see "TV Speaker" with a check by it. Simply press the down button to select "Audio Out". Make sure that you have connected the external speakers to the corresponding Audio Out connectors in back of the TV unit. That should do it. Sound should be coming out of the external speakers. Hope this helps in some small way. There is a way. First, familiarize yourself with the remote. Notice the 4 triangle buttons, up, down, right, and left, with the center button (I'll call "Enter" or Select). Second, turn the TV on. Third, press the "Menu" button, then press the down button to highlight "Sound". Fourth, press the right button then the down button to highlight "Speaker Settings". Press Enter to select, then Enter once more. You should see "TV Speaker" with a check by it. Simply press the down button to select "Audio Out". Make sure that you have... » Read More There is a way. First, familiarize yourself with the remote. Notice the 4 triangle buttons, up, down, right, and left, with the center button (I'll call "Enter" or Select). Second, turn the TV on. Third, press the "Menu" button, then press the down button to highlight "Sound". Fourth, press the right button then the down button to highlight "Speaker Settings". Press Enter to select, then Enter once more. You should see "TV Speaker" with a check by it. Simply press the down button to select "Audio Out". Make sure that you have connected the external speakers to the corresponding Audio Out connectors in back of the TV unit. That should do it. Sound should be coming out of the external speakers. Hope this helps in some small way. « Show Less
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I dont know about PC, I'm a Mac user. Windows Media Player is a DLNA player, so it should work. i play Pandora on my Sony TV, throufh my Sony Receiver STR-DN1030 and I "Party Stream" to my two SN-NS500 speakers. But I primarily use Airplay on my iPhone or iPad to each speaker individually as I move around the house, or I take one the speakers ourside by the pool or to wash the car.
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Hook up speakers to your source such as the computer. Or get wireless speakers.
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I'm not an expert or anything like that, but on Windows 7 if you go to the Control Panel and click on Hardware and Sound (the green fonts), then under Sound (green fonts) there is an item called Manage audio devices (blue fonts). Click on that and it gives you a Sound form. Under the Playback tab select E322AR and click on Set Default. Click Apply or OK. Then you should get computer sound through the TV speakers. At least it works with my setup. Only problem is, when you want sound to come through the computer speakers and headphones, you have to go back to the Sound form and set Speakers and Headphones as default. I'm not an expert or anything like that, but on Windows 7 if you go to the Control Panel and click on Hardware and Sound (the green fonts), then under Sound (green fonts) there is an item called Manage audio devices (blue fonts). Click on that and it gives you a Sound form. Under the Playback tab select E322AR and click on Set Default. Click Apply or OK. Then you should get computer sound through the TV speakers. At least it works with my setup. Only problem is, when you want sound to come through the computer speakers and headphones, you have to go back to the Sound form and set Speakers... » Read More I'm not an expert or anything like that, but on Windows 7 if you go to the Control Panel and click on Hardware and Sound (the green fonts), then under Sound (green fonts) there is an item called Manage audio devices (blue fonts). Click on that and it gives you a Sound form. Under the Playback tab select E322AR and click on Set Default. Click Apply or OK. Then you should get computer sound through the TV speakers. At least it works with my setup. Only problem is, when you want sound to come through the computer speakers and headphones, you have to go back to the Sound form and set Speakers and Headphones as default. « Show Less
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Just change the input to ipod, in the remote control. Once its in the ipodSetting, you can skip any songs using the remote control buttons. Hope it works
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I like to connect it to my creative live speakers. However I like to know how can I control volume?
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Some options only work with apple stuff. Make sure the volume is up on the player your using and the headphones. Make sure you only charge it with a laptop or computer. Make sure you have the switch on the headphones for the amplifier on
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Into the optical audio jack on your receiver and program that input to use the optical digital jack
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You have to connect them to a receiver. One of the output sources. From there it's your choice with the input source is, cable, cd, iPod, etc.
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I hook it up through the headphone jack on the ipod. Use the cord with the small computer end into the speaker and the skinny headphone jack into the ipod's headphone input.
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The speakers stay on once you set them up. If they drop out they can be re-activated using ITunes through the Airport Express.
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Use a stereo cable (3.5mm) from the headphones slot on your ipod to the headphones jack on the front of the control box for the speakers.
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You can control by any means you like...the speakers are not the source.If you have a volume control on your source, just use that. CD player, computer sound card, DAC...up to you.I use an external sound card with a volume knob, i leave the PC software volumes on 100% and how high you put the volume on the speakers is up to you, you just regulate it with whatever comes before the speakers.