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AIW 9600 - Sound Problem
A friend has been struggling to understand why he doesn't get the sound when
trying to capture video from an analog video camera. I went by last night to help him troubleshoot and discovered there's not a cable from the AIW card's "audio out" connector (I believe it's labeled JP3) to the motherboard. I would think a cable is needed here to conduct the audio signal coming in from the video camera to the PC motherboard during capture. If this is a correct assumption on my part then why didn't ATI include a cable in the box? The JP3 connector is also an odd size and doesn't take the "standard" type CD audio connector either. The questions... does this cable need to be installed to get the audio coming in through the AIW card during capture? Also, if the cable is needed, where do I find one? Thanks! Doug Woodstock, GA |
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"Doug Miannay" wrote in message
... A friend has been struggling to understand why he doesn't get the sound when trying to capture video from an analog video camera. I went by last night to help him troubleshoot and discovered there's not a cable from the AIW card's "audio out" connector (I believe it's labeled JP3) to the motherboard. I would think a cable is needed here to conduct the audio signal coming in from the video camera to the PC motherboard during capture. If this is a correct assumption on my part then why didn't ATI include a cable in the box? The JP3 connector is also an odd size and doesn't take the "standard" type CD audio connector either. The questions... does this cable need to be installed to get the audio coming in through the AIW card during capture? Also, if the cable is needed, where do I find one? Thanks! Doug Woodstock, GA You can run the external line out on the 9600 to the external line in on the sound card. Just plug it in. The initialization wizzard asks if its connected. I don't think I got the internal cable with my AIW9600XT. One came with my AIW128PRO. The local Staples didn't have one. Now that you've reminded me I'll check at CompUSA tommorow. I like leaving the line in on the sound card open. Make sure you have the sound card recording from the port the audio is coming in on. Usually line in or aux. HTH |
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Thanks, T Shadow, for the response!
The PC has on-board sound (no PCI card) so I'd have to run a cable from the 9600 to the "Aux In" connector on the motherboard. Problem is the male "Audio Out" connector on the 9600 is an odd size and clearly different from the femaile connector that plugs into the motherboard. I'll obviously need a cable with two different connectors to make this work. I look forward to hearing back from you after your visit to CompUSA on Thursday! Thanks again! Doug "T Shadow" wrote in message ... "Doug Miannay" wrote in message ... A friend has been struggling to understand why he doesn't get the sound when trying to capture video from an analog video camera. I went by last night to help him troubleshoot and discovered there's not a cable from the AIW card's "audio out" connector (I believe it's labeled JP3) to the motherboard. I would think a cable is needed here to conduct the audio signal coming in from the video camera to the PC motherboard during capture. If this is a correct assumption on my part then why didn't ATI include a cable in the box? The JP3 connector is also an odd size and doesn't take the "standard" type CD audio connector either. The questions... does this cable need to be installed to get the audio coming in through the AIW card during capture? Also, if the cable is needed, where do I find one? Thanks! Doug Woodstock, GA You can run the external line out on the 9600 to the external line in on the sound card. Just plug it in. The initialization wizzard asks if its connected. I don't think I got the internal cable with my AIW9600XT. One came with my AIW128PRO. The local Staples didn't have one. Now that you've reminded me I'll check at CompUSA tommorow. I like leaving the line in on the sound card open. Make sure you have the sound card recording from the port the audio is coming in on. Usually line in or aux. HTH |
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Doug Miannay wrote:
A friend has been struggling to understand why he doesn't get the sound when trying to capture video from an analog video camera. I went by last night to help him troubleshoot and discovered there's not a cable from the AIW card's "audio out" connector (I believe it's labeled JP3) to the motherboard. I would think a cable is needed here to conduct the audio signal coming in from the video camera to the PC motherboard during capture. If this is a correct assumption on my part then why didn't ATI include a cable in the box? The JP3 connector is also an odd size and doesn't take the "standard" type CD audio connector either. The questions... does this cable need to be installed to get the audio coming in through the AIW card during capture? Also, if the cable is needed, where do I find one? Doesn't the onboard sound have rear-panel connectors (typically at the very bottom of the ATX connector panel)? Run the camera audio directly into the line input. ATI supplies a cable to let you plug into a standard audio-in jack that 99.999% of PCs with either onboard sound or internal sound card will have - anything more esoteric than that and you're typically on your own. They can't be expected to forsee every possible hardware variation and provide for all of them. |
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Matt,
Thanks for your comments. I understand and agree with your statement about ATI not being able to forsee all possible combinations but the odd connector that we don't have a cable for is the on on their card. It would seem logical that they would supply a cable with their card that has the proper connector to fit into their card's "audio out" connector. What am I missing here? Doug "Matt Ion" wrote in message newsCVtd.469201$%k.194955@pd7tw2no... Doug Miannay wrote: A friend has been struggling to understand why he doesn't get the sound when trying to capture video from an analog video camera. I went by last night to help him troubleshoot and discovered there's not a cable from the AIW card's "audio out" connector (I believe it's labeled JP3) to the motherboard. I would think a cable is needed here to conduct the audio signal coming in from the video camera to the PC motherboard during capture. If this is a correct assumption on my part then why didn't ATI include a cable in the box? The JP3 connector is also an odd size and doesn't take the "standard" type CD audio connector either. The questions... does this cable need to be installed to get the audio coming in through the AIW card during capture? Also, if the cable is needed, where do I find one? Doesn't the onboard sound have rear-panel connectors (typically at the very bottom of the ATX connector panel)? Run the camera audio directly into the line input. ATI supplies a cable to let you plug into a standard audio-in jack that 99.999% of PCs with either onboard sound or internal sound card will have - anything more esoteric than that and you're typically on your own. They can't be expected to forsee every possible hardware variation and provide for all of them. |
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I've got an AIW 9600, and onboard sound. No cable is necessary from JP3 to
the motherboard. Is he using the "input adapter" with the audio cables connected to it? Does he have the jack from the "output adapter" plugged into the "line in" on the computer? Jack "Doug Miannay" wrote in message ... A friend has been struggling to understand why he doesn't get the sound when trying to capture video from an analog video camera. I went by last night to help him troubleshoot and discovered there's not a cable from the AIW card's "audio out" connector (I believe it's labeled JP3) to the motherboard. I would think a cable is needed here to conduct the audio signal coming in from the video camera to the PC motherboard during capture. If this is a correct assumption on my part then why didn't ATI include a cable in the box? The JP3 connector is also an odd size and doesn't take the "standard" type CD audio connector either. The questions... does this cable need to be installed to get the audio coming in through the AIW card during capture? Also, if the cable is needed, where do I find one? Thanks! Doug Woodstock, GA |
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"Doug Miannay" wrote in message
... Thanks, T Shadow, for the response! The PC has on-board sound (no PCI card) so I'd have to run a cable from the 9600 to the "Aux In" connector on the motherboard. Problem is the male "Audio Out" connector on the 9600 is an odd size and clearly different from the femaile connector that plugs into the motherboard. I'll obviously need a cable with two different connectors to make this work. I look forward to hearing back from you after your visit to CompUSA on Thursday! Thanks again! Doug "T Shadow" wrote in message ... "Doug Miannay" wrote in message ... A friend has been struggling to understand why he doesn't get the sound when trying to capture video from an analog video camera. I went by last night to help him troubleshoot and discovered there's not a cable from the AIW card's "audio out" connector (I believe it's labeled JP3) to the motherboard. I would think a cable is needed here to conduct the audio signal coming in from the video camera to the PC motherboard during capture. If this is a correct assumption on my part then why didn't ATI include a cable in the box? The JP3 connector is also an odd size and doesn't take the "standard" type CD audio connector either. The questions... does this cable need to be installed to get the audio coming in through the AIW card during capture? Also, if the cable is needed, where do I find one? Thanks! Doug Woodstock, GA You can run the external line out on the 9600 to the external line in on the sound card. Just plug it in. The initialization wizzard asks if its connected. I don't think I got the internal cable with my AIW9600XT. One came with my AIW128PRO. The local Staples didn't have one. Now that you've reminded me I'll check at CompUSA tommorow. I like leaving the line in on the sound card open. Make sure you have the sound card recording from the port the audio is coming in on. Usually line in or aux. HTH The only ready made cable I could find is on the ATI website. $10+shipping. Ridiculess. CompUSA didn't have the cable but they do have a CD-ROM audio kit that has the connector for $4. Just a matter of cut and splicing the proper connectors together. I found that I already have the connector on a cable I'm not using. Forgot, CompUSA also had an MPC-II cable ready made with several connectors( including the correct ones) but its $30. Ouch! Good Luck |
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Thanks for your efforts T Shadow!
You will see a response by "Jack" in this thread that implies you don't need to attach a cable to JP3. Instead he just connects the video camera audio out cable to the sound card audio in jack and it works fine for him. Problem here is that the camera has one of those single cable connector plugs the attaches to the camera's single output port and then divides into a single video RCA jack and a single audio RCA jack. When both RCA jacks are connected to the ATI adapter cable we get no sound. Maybe if I connect the camera video out RCA jack to the ATI adapter and the camera audio out RCA jack to the sound card audio in connector it will work. I'll have to give it a try. Doug "T Shadow" wrote in message ... "Doug Miannay" wrote in message ... Thanks, T Shadow, for the response! The PC has on-board sound (no PCI card) so I'd have to run a cable from the 9600 to the "Aux In" connector on the motherboard. Problem is the male "Audio Out" connector on the 9600 is an odd size and clearly different from the femaile connector that plugs into the motherboard. I'll obviously need a cable with two different connectors to make this work. I look forward to hearing back from you after your visit to CompUSA on Thursday! Thanks again! Doug "T Shadow" wrote in message ... "Doug Miannay" wrote in message ... A friend has been struggling to understand why he doesn't get the sound when trying to capture video from an analog video camera. I went by last night to help him troubleshoot and discovered there's not a cable from the AIW card's "audio out" connector (I believe it's labeled JP3) to the motherboard. I would think a cable is needed here to conduct the audio signal coming in from the video camera to the PC motherboard during capture. If this is a correct assumption on my part then why didn't ATI include a cable in the box? The JP3 connector is also an odd size and doesn't take the "standard" type CD audio connector either. The questions... does this cable need to be installed to get the audio coming in through the AIW card during capture? Also, if the cable is needed, where do I find one? Thanks! Doug Woodstock, GA You can run the external line out on the 9600 to the external line in on the sound card. Just plug it in. The initialization wizzard asks if its connected. I don't think I got the internal cable with my AIW9600XT. One came with my AIW128PRO. The local Staples didn't have one. Now that you've reminded me I'll check at CompUSA tommorow. I like leaving the line in on the sound card open. Make sure you have the sound card recording from the port the audio is coming in on. Usually line in or aux. HTH The only ready made cable I could find is on the ATI website. $10+shipping. Ridiculess. CompUSA didn't have the cable but they do have a CD-ROM audio kit that has the connector for $4. Just a matter of cut and splicing the proper connectors together. I found that I already have the connector on a cable I'm not using. Forgot, CompUSA also had an MPC-II cable ready made with several connectors( including the correct ones) but its $30. Ouch! Good Luck |
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"Doug Miannay" wrote in message
... Thanks for your efforts T Shadow! You will see a response by "Jack" in this thread that implies you don't need to attach a cable to JP3. Instead he just connects the video camera audio out cable to the sound card audio in jack and it works fine for him. Problem here is that the camera has one of those single cable connector plugs the attaches to the camera's single output port and then divides into a single video RCA jack and a single audio RCA jack. When both RCA jacks are connected to the ATI adapter cable we get no sound. Maybe if I connect the camera video out RCA jack to the ATI adapter and the camera audio out RCA jack to the sound card audio in connector it will work. I'll have to give it a try. Doug "T Shadow" wrote in message ... "Doug Miannay" wrote in message ... Thanks, T Shadow, for the response! The PC has on-board sound (no PCI card) so I'd have to run a cable from the 9600 to the "Aux In" connector on the motherboard. Problem is the male "Audio Out" connector on the 9600 is an odd size and clearly different from the femaile connector that plugs into the motherboard. I'll obviously need a cable with two different connectors to make this work. I look forward to hearing back from you after your visit to CompUSA on Thursday! Thanks again! Doug "T Shadow" wrote in message ... "Doug Miannay" wrote in message ... A friend has been struggling to understand why he doesn't get the sound when trying to capture video from an analog video camera. I went by last night to help him troubleshoot and discovered there's not a cable from the AIW card's "audio out" connector (I believe it's labeled JP3) to the motherboard. I would think a cable is needed here to conduct the audio signal coming in from the video camera to the PC motherboard during capture. If this is a correct assumption on my part then why didn't ATI include a cable in the box? The JP3 connector is also an odd size and doesn't take the "standard" type CD audio connector either. The questions... does this cable need to be installed to get the audio coming in through the AIW card during capture? Also, if the cable is needed, where do I find one? Thanks! Doug Woodstock, GA You can run the external line out on the 9600 to the external line in on the sound card. Just plug it in. The initialization wizzard asks if its connected. I don't think I got the internal cable with my AIW9600XT. One came with my AIW128PRO. The local Staples didn't have one. Now that you've reminded me I'll check at CompUSA tommorow. I like leaving the line in on the sound card open. Make sure you have the sound card recording from the port the audio is coming in on. Usually line in or aux. HTH The only ready made cable I could find is on the ATI website. $10+shipping. Ridiculess. CompUSA didn't have the cable but they do have a CD-ROM audio kit that has the connector for $4. Just a matter of cut and splicing the proper connectors together. I found that I already have the connector on a cable I'm not using. Forgot, CompUSA also had an MPC-II cable ready made with several connectors( including the correct ones) but its $30. Ouch! Good Luck Maybe you missed this on my first post. You can run the external line out on the 9600 to the external line in on the sound card. Just plug it in. Look in the bundle of wires that comes out with the VGA(monitor) connectors You will find a black phone plug. You can plug this into the sound cards line-in. Nothing to buy. I assumed you didn't want to use it. All you need to do it Jacks way is a phono to phone converter or cable. |
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Doug Miannay wrote:
Matt, Thanks for your comments. I understand and agree with your statement about ATI not being able to forsee all possible combinations but the odd connector that we don't have a cable for is the on on their card. It would seem logical that they would supply a cable with their card that has the proper connector to fit into their card's "audio out" connector. What am I missing here? Two possible reasons: one, the other end of that wire could be one of at least three or four different connectors (although it's 98% likely to be a standard internal CD-ROM audio connector); two, 98% of people are just going to use the external 1/8" TRS cable loopback-to-audio-in-jack anyway, preferring not to mess with their machine's internals. |
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