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Is there a way to connect the front-panel audio jacks of a typical PC case to a Creative X-Fi XtremeMusic?
Originally posted by: orangat
The pinout spec for the live and A2 is floating around the web. Its unofficial because the only way Creative wants to do it is for customers to buy the useless breakout box.
Originally posted by: orangat
The pinout spec for the live and A2 is floating around the web. Its unofficial because the only way Creative wants to do it is for customers to buy the useless breakout box.
Originally posted by: orangat
The pinout spec for the live and A2 is floating around the web. Its unofficial because the only way Creative wants to do it is for customers to buy the useless breakout box.
Originally posted by: Pariah
Originally posted by: orangat
The pinout spec for the live and A2 is floating around the web. Its unofficial because the only way Creative wants to do it is for customers to buy the useless breakout box.
Not really. The problem is that the connections to the drive bay are all digital to preserve signal integrity as long as possible and to simply the connections as well. Connecting a digital signal to your front audio ports and then trying to connect analog headphones would not be smart or effective thing to do. I believe there is a way to connect to the front ports but it's not by using the drive bay connector.
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Link to pinout?
The X-Fi's analog header is the same, someone here with a Dell swapped cards and unwittingly proved it. It's still a PITA to use however if you have to make your own cable.:|Originally posted by: orangat
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Link to pinout?
I don't know if the x-fi header is different but there are many A1/A2 links if you google. Here are some.
http://www.abxzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=75473
http://audigy2zshowto.blogspot.com/