Mike Wright wrote: > > If you right click on the "Speaker" icon and select "Open Volume > Control" you will be able to "Edit->Preferences". From there it is > possible to add and remove different input and output controls. > > Unfortunately, there is no way from there to distinguish which are > inputs and which are outputs and things don't always make sense (to me). > For example, there is a "CD" input but it doesn't control my CD. My > CD's volume is controlled by the "PCM" output. > That is because there are different ways to get sound from a CD. You can use the audio output from the CD-ROM drive - that shows up on the CD input. You can also grab the digital data from the CD-ROM drive over the data cable, and convert it to analog using software on the computer - this will show up on PCM just as playing a music file from a hard drive will. Some CD-ROM drives also have a digital out connection on the drive, and some sound cards have an input for this. I don't know what that input is labeled. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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