Quote: Originally Posted by error401 Nothing I'm aware of OS-wide, at least on Windows, however there are solutions for some specific applications. The ffdshow audio decoder, for example (DirectShow decoder support MP3, AC3 and others) has a delay module that does this. i found...

Quote: Originally Posted by picklgreen Ill say it again...if all 4 speakers are set to the EXACT same time delay like he is describing than this will provide NO time delay to make the room sound bigger or whatever like your car stereo is doing! In order to do what you are describing you...

For any of those that buy audio parts from ebay, this might be useful. the seller, discount-cn screwed me and the previous buyer of some Nakamichi RCA plugs. Both of us never got our plugs and there was nothing we could have done about it. Paypal didn't do anything, ebay referred us to...

hello guys. I did a search and found nothing related. my computer's rear speakers have an audio delay of a few milliseconds. Is there any software I can use that lets me adjust my individual channels' delay? I want to delay the fronts just as much as the rear so I can have them play sound in...

i have a logitech z560 4.1 surround system hooked up to my computer. the comes with a green jack and a black jack. The green jack goes into the front channel 3.5" hole on my sound card and sends signal to my front speakers. However, the black jack, which i hook up to the rear channel 3.5" hole...

seeing that these things still cost 20 dollars at radioshack. i went on a quest to build my own. I took an old cassette tape cartridge and removed all the pulleys, the magnetic tape, and the 2 rollers that the tape wraps around. i got it working. it sounds decent but it is a mono channel...

if u dun have a multimeter, u can use a battery, an LED, and a 2 wires.

Quote: Originally Posted by Pars Yeah, I ohmed out one of our cables and as you noted, those are the only 4 pins used. 27 and 25 are USB data, so doubtful that those are really even needed for charging. Should be 23 (USB Power +5V) and 16 (USB Gnd). Looking at the USB connector end (is...

Quote: Originally Posted by ridax Resistors have no polarity so turning it won't make any change. But you should ground pin 11 (as numbered by ipodlinux) as well to get accessory detect to work. does that mean i have to run a ground over to pin 11 through the resistor or directed...

tested wtih music, it will pause upon disconnect. works like a charm :-). doesnt not work with videos which was what i was having problems with. confirmed that this is not a defect because my monster FM transmitter does the same thing too.

Quote: Originally Posted by BavariaBarbarian Sorry, I'm no good with these color-codes, I just use my meter... But lets see, four rings means it's a carbon resistor, and google tells me... Yeah, 1M 5% tolerance. So that's probably not your problem. All that I can think of is...

am i not supposed to use a Brown, Black, Green, Gold resistor? this is the resistance i am using and it still doesnt work. i mean, when i unplug it, it doesnt even pause the player.

hello everyone. i am new and have been researching on the ipod dock connector thread for ipod cables recabling and also in the ipod linux webpages. in all, i have found a lot of very useful information with the ipod pin outs. but i have just one question. i have connected pin 21 and 29,30...

hello everyone. i am new and have been researching on this thread for ipod cables recabling and also in the ipod linux webpages. in all, i have found a lot of very useful information especially this thread with the ipod pin outs. but i have just one question. i have connected pin 21 and 29,30...