Can the receiver be plugged into a computer's audio input port (possibly with adapter) to provide best sound for a web conferencing solution?
501474
I haven't tried it, but since it can be plugged into other recording jacks that accept both mic. and line inputs I don't know why not. However a direct line from the mic to the computer would prevent any static interference so if you can do that it would probably be best.
501475
If your computer has "mic in" NOT "line in" port, it should theoretically work (it's got a standard 1/8" headphone style wire on it). But the low quality of most "mic in" ports along with the fairly low quality of this microphone may not produce stellar results.
501476
I'm really not sure, I haven't tried. Maybe contact customer support or youtube it. I'm sure somebody has a tutorial on that. If in doubt, ask Google.
2199212
Not directly. You would need a powered external amplifier with a digital input (from the PC) and analog output (to the speakers). Most modern receivers provide these interfaces. So, if your PC happens to be nearby your home receiver, you may be able to play your PC audio with these speakers. You'd need to route your PC's digital audio output to your receivers audio input. Then connect the speakers to the appropriate analog output channels on the receiver.
240238
Yes you can. it even has a handy volume control dedicated to it. it will send the audio to the main outputs.
306209
You can hook it up to powered computer speakers or to a stereo receiver. It should come with the appropriate adaptor cables.
861411
Yes! Use the USB connection to hook up to your computer, and connect a set of powered speakers to the RCA outputs on back of unit.
1737699
I would say no. Because the sound only comes from the computer that it connects with
413303
There is an audio output, so as long as you have the right cables and software, yes.
2155760
Yes, just plug the sound cord into the headphone plugin in the computer and the VGA cord into the computer plugin. You can also attach the sound cord to a set of speakers the same way.
722511
Kindly note that as long as the port is a traditional mm audio in port, this will work.
266853
You would need to provide speaker inputs. You can run the audio out of your computer into a inexpesive amp, and them from the amp to the speakers. It works quite well.
2120830
You can hook the receiver to nearly any audio source via a 3.5 mm audio cable. If your audio source does not have 3.5 audio output - a component to 3.5mm converter can be used. If all else fails, use the provided microphone and place it close to the desired sources speaker
952874
There are no USB ports to transfer audio to computer. Perhaps you could play the audio into a speaker on the computer. I haven't tried it.
1267281
There should be no reason why that cannot be accomplished. If you've never attached anything to your USB port, your computer will acknowledge that and d/l software, if needed, for that specific device. I am sure you've heard of........plug-n-play? That is what should happen. As long as you have a sound card to deliver it and drivers to make them hand-shake.....no worries.
969472
If you get some male/female converters, you can plug the input wire into your speakers, and plug in the inputs from the computers into the "speaker" and "headphone" outputs on the switch. Then you can toggle between the computers. It can be done, but you might have to deal with converters for the 3.5mm plugs.
306138
Pretty sure you can just use an RCA to 1/8" adapter to connect sound coming from a computer. Never tried it but since the E8's have RCA out, this solution seems reasonable.
741732
You cannot plug these directly to your computer. You can hook these up to a receiver/amplifier and use one of the inputs on the receiver/amplifier to connect the line-out from your computer sound card.
2272378
I guess you can use a stereo cable with a 3.5 mm jack on one end for the laptop, and the red/white stereo jacks on the other for the receiver?