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13th Dec 2008, 23:03
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Hi,
I want to know how I can change the volume of my speaks, but leave the volume same for the headphones. They are plugged in different jacks at the back. My speakers have a volume knob, but at max, it isn't enough. So when I turn it louder in volume control (on computer) the headphones go too loud, so I have to change the sound back, or my ears hurt. Anyone know if it is possible? I have Realtek ALC888/S/T @ nVIDIA MCP65 - High Definition Audio Controller...
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14th Dec 2008, 05:05
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why would you need the headphones and speakers to be turned up or down independantly, when you will only ever use one or the other?
if there in different coulered jacks then it can be done, but otherwise you will have to use hardware to control this, i.e. volume control on the headphones |
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14th Dec 2008, 13:27
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I want them to be change independently because when the speakers are at the right volume, the headphones are too loud. Even though I only use one at a time, I don't want to change the volume everytime I switch. I would rather have an independent control for each and leave it, so they are both right. Yes, they are in different coloured jacks.
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14th Dec 2008, 14:59
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how about having headphones with an independant volume control on them, they work as ive used something like that before, if you know what im on about?
for example: http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...3144&DOY=12m11 |
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14th Dec 2008, 22:21
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Hmmm... So is this the only way? I guess I'll get it. Thanks
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14th Dec 2008, 23:52
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well the only way i could see, dont know about adjusting jacks individualy
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15th Dec 2008, 00:02
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Hmm. OK.
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