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Front Audio Panel - HELP!

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  • 21-07-2007 4:47pm
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    Shiminay
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    I'm at a loss as to what goes where on the connection. It's a Striker Extreme mobo with that Supreme-FX add on sound card. There's nothing in the manual that'll explain it and I can't find anything after hours of looking (the Asus site itself is pants tbh).

    Can anyone lend me a hand? I really want to be able to plug the headset in at the front and leave my speakers plugged in at the back.


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    dazftw
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    Do you have the Q-connecter thing? I think, not sure thats how you connect all the front panel audio connections..?

    I dont use mine so im not sure!

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    Shiminay
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    Aye, I thought it might've been part of that, but unfortunately the Q-Connector only has the "bits" for the front switches, LEDs and USB ports, nothing about the audio. There were full diagrams for those parts/wires I mentioned, but nothing for the audio, so I don't believe they forgot to send me a piece of the puzzle.


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    8T8
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    Maybe I'm missing something but after looking over the Striker Extreme manual the board appears to have no front panel audio connections at all so I dont think there is anything you can do unless I'm mistaken.

    They only thing I cant see is a picture of the sound card add-on I would have though the front panel audio connections would be on that no ?


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    Shiminay
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    Aye, that's the thing, the sound card add-on that came with it does have the connections (or at least it looks like they're the connections), but like I said, I can't find any details as to what wire plugs in to what pin.


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    dazftw
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    Actually know that I think about it, I dont actually use my front audio connections :)

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    Shiminay
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    iCute thing I found in Maplins that looks purdy (and will in all eventuallity be replaced before the year is out). It's one of these (of of the bottom right 2). There's a pdf article on the site with some manner of explanation and I'll give all that a go in the morning...


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    8T8
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    Well after a little Google searching this Neoskeer review states that the;
    We also get a IEEE1394 FireWire pin header (in red) with the front panel audio pin headers right next to it. In the right most picture, we find two USB2.0 pin header ports in bright blue.

    In reference to this picture which is branded as SPDIF and temp to confuse you, now whether it is or isn't I don't know it looks like it could take the front panel audio connection but I'd double check the manual again in what it says about that header.


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