Setting
up your DD-51 Part 2
-DBvader
Now
from Justin...
If
you have a Digital Output on your soundcard, use it to connect to the
DD-51. If you do this, and you don't use the optical output, you
will need to get two things.
1.
RCA Cable or Mini MonoCable.
2.
If you get the RCA cable, you will then need to get an RCA to
Mini mono adapter, if you
got
the Mini Mono cable, get a Mini Mono to RCA adapter. Plug the Mini
end of this new cord youcreated into the orange digital output on your
sound card, and then plug the RCA (Coaxial) end into the DD-51 Coaxial
Digital input. If you are lucky, you can find what is called an
Audio Antenuator cable, this has RCA on one end, and Mini mono on the
other. These are common with digital cameras that have a TV out
which allows you to hook via a Mini mono jack to the RCA jack on
your TV. Many Sony, Canon and RCA digital cameras (digital still
cameras) have this output, and this cable is provided with the camera.
Back
to DBvader...
More
blab from Justin...
The
above stands for a receiver and hooking your soundcard to it, using the
adapters or an audio antenuator cable, or the TV out cable from a digital
camera. For more info, look to the first text explanation.
Here
is a picture of an audio attenuate cable. This is the same cable
that I was referring to that comeswith some digital cameras, infact this
one came with my SONY DSC-S85.
The
green end is a mini mono, and the black end is an RCA. You can make
this using the adapters andcords that I wrote above in the first paragraph
of this article.
-justin
