I installed on my laptop along with Xear 3D. The problem: the sound goes to the built in laptop speakers not to the USB device. Any solutions?
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I would make sure my laptop was restarted and completely booted up and then just plugIin the USB line hot! Remember the old plug and play days? Somewwouldsay the plug and pray days.
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I run Linux on my PC, so I can't address the Windows issue. And I don't think I even used the USB interface at all ... I just used the "line-level" output, and plugged that directly into my PC's sound card, and that worked perfectly.
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the audio does travel from your laptop to the projector and out the projector speakers - which are not the greatest but do work. there is an audio out but looks like it is only meant for headphones - single jack. you could try sending video from your laptop to the projector and audio from your laptop to your house sound system???
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Yeah, I got Ubuntu running on the X3 (same compy, just silver and a smaller HDD and rated 1 hour less battery life). Natively, only the sound drivers work [with the fn vol +/-/mute working] (neither the ethernet or wireless worked). I found some forum that I don't recall googling about it, and some guy suggested buying an ethernet usb hub to get the necessary packages... Waste of 44bucks. I used ubuntu backports [I am trying to find the packages to link..], restarted and it was running both wireless (with med-strong signal strength compared to win7 with strong+ at this distance) and wired. It glitched once, but a restart and update got it working fine. Without the interwebs on it, you have to download the .deb packages on another system and bring them over with a flashdrive. Screen brightness control so far only works on two settings (adjusted using FN+num key). I haven't messed with it much to get it fully working. Compiz: Fully working, all the effects I like are enabled (i.e. Animations, Cube, 3D windows, etc). I guess that is all to say, if you're a linux nerd like me - you can get it working. It just takes some research and basic know how. EDIT: Oh, and battery life on every laptop I have ever put linux on as lost battery life... I know with mad customization you can get it better. But with battery rated at 11.5hrs for mine, I run Ubuntu for around 6.5 easy (with full performance enabled)... That is just my short experience with it.
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I have an older HP Pavilion laptop that doesn't "see" my onboard soundcard. The USB external soundcard is a soundcard itself, so it replaces the onboard card. It works great on my laptop - simply plug it in and attach headphones or external powered speakers. It won't make the laptop speakers work, so you have to have separate speakers or headphones/earbuds. I don't your PC, but it worked great for me.
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Connect the DacMagic via USB (load the associated driver. Doing so, will by pass the computer soundcard (ideal, what you want). That's it.
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Some early implementations of DisplayPort on laptops did not support audio (generally pre-2010 systems.) Assuming it is not just a setting problem about which audio adapter is used, then you are probably out of luck.
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Not sure if ur laptop has HDMI connection, but If you are using DVI to HDMI connection from the laptop then you need another audio cable(stereo/RCA).
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As far as I know there are no build in speakers. It connects to for example a laptop and then the sound will come from the laptop, not from the projector.edit: apparently there are build-in speakers, but I've never used those.
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J. Jones, Sorry I didn't reply to this eariler.... but did you BUILD the computer yourself? If so did you attach the proper cable from the sound card to the video card to get the sound TO the video card? And if you did, DID you connect it properly? If you didn't build it yourself, did you crack open the case to see if the manufacturer installed thecable and did it properly, AND that it did not come loose in shipping? It's an internal cable, check your manuals. And check the cable itself if all else fails. It may be you've got a bad one.
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Have you tried a Y cable with the red and white audio for the back of the speaker and the 3.5 mm jack to go in the laptop or a cord with 3.5 mm on both ends to go from the laptop to the aux hole in front then you put it in aux mode. That should work, it worked for me like that.
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Nope. Sorry. This is just a Video Graphics Adapter (VGA) connector. For sound, try using a bluetooth enable speaker or you can plug your external speakers by means of an audio jack. If your laptop has speakers, that can produce sound too...
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There is an audio input and output on this projector. You can also run the sound directly out of your laptop via external speakers.
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I have used it with the geforce nvidia 9600gt and the sound does not come out because of the graphic card. It is not tha wireless responsible, it will not come out even if I connect the pc directly through hdmi with the TV. If your graphic card supports sound through HDMI then it will play with the kit. As I have used it is I use the pc speakers for sound and the HDMI wireless kit four video (which works seemlessly).I hope that helps you.
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I have the same question. I've configured it for speaker b, but there is no sound.
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We ran WOW on the computer and the sound in fact came out of the monitor so it seems to support two channel embedded sound at least. I have no way of testing it beyond that.
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I have never gotten the sound to work on my monitor, but I am using an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660. You do need to have the USB cable coming out of the back of the monitor going into your computer to get the touchscreen feature to work. Took me a few hours to discover that.