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06-13-2013, 09:23 AM
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xLew--
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06-13-2013, 04:11 PM
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Mezzid
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So it has an 'AUX' port, I've never seen this before and had to google it;
Definition - What does Auxiliary Port (AUX) mean?
An auxiliary port (AUX) is the logical name for a standard communications port. AUX is an asynchronous serial port with an interface that allows the auxiliary input of audio signals for MP3 players, headphones, portable music players, amplifiers and speakers. It is an interface that permits a PC or other device to transmit or receive data one bit at a time. Generally, the AUX port on a PC is computer port 1 (COM1), which is the first serial port with a preconfigured assignment for serial devices.
The AUX port is typically used for audio equipment that receives peripheral sound sources, such as digital music players or audio speakers. The peripheral sound device is connected to an AUX port or other medium such as a vehicle’s audio jack.
An auxiliary port is also known as an auxiliary jack or auxiliary input.
How can I hook up audio through that port now? I have a monitor with only HDMI and it doesn't have speakers :whistle:
Edit: Some sort of converter maybe? o.O
An auxiliary port (AUX) is the logical name for a standard communications port. AUX is an asynchronous serial port with an interface that allows the auxiliary input of audio signals for MP3 players, headphones, portable music players, amplifiers and speakers. It is an interface that permits a PC or other device to transmit or receive data one bit at a time. Generally, the AUX port on a PC is computer port 1 (COM1), which is the first serial port with a preconfigured assignment for serial devices.
The AUX port is typically used for audio equipment that receives peripheral sound sources, such as digital music players or audio speakers. The peripheral sound device is connected to an AUX port or other medium such as a vehicle’s audio jack.
An auxiliary port is also known as an auxiliary jack or auxiliary input.
How can I hook up audio through that port now? I have a monitor with only HDMI and it doesn't have speakers :whistle:
Edit: Some sort of converter maybe? o.O
06-13-2013, 09:28 PM
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xLew--
Former Staff
Originally posted by Mezzid
So it has an 'AUX' port, I've never seen this before and had to google it;
Definition - What does Auxiliary Port (AUX) mean?
An auxiliary port (AUX) is the logical name for a standard communications port. AUX is an asynchronous serial port with an interface that allows the auxiliary input of audio signals for MP3 players, headphones, portable music players, amplifiers and speakers. It is an interface that permits a PC or other device to transmit or receive data one bit at a time. Generally, the AUX port on a PC is computer port 1 (COM1), which is the first serial port with a preconfigured assignment for serial devices.
The AUX port is typically used for audio equipment that receives peripheral sound sources, such as digital music players or audio speakers. The peripheral sound device is connected to an AUX port or other medium such as a vehicle’s audio jack.
An auxiliary port is also known as an auxiliary jack or auxiliary input.
How can I hook up audio through that port now? I have a monitor with only HDMI and it doesn't have speakers :whistle:
Edit: Some sort of converter maybe? o.O
An auxiliary port (AUX) is the logical name for a standard communications port. AUX is an asynchronous serial port with an interface that allows the auxiliary input of audio signals for MP3 players, headphones, portable music players, amplifiers and speakers. It is an interface that permits a PC or other device to transmit or receive data one bit at a time. Generally, the AUX port on a PC is computer port 1 (COM1), which is the first serial port with a preconfigured assignment for serial devices.
The AUX port is typically used for audio equipment that receives peripheral sound sources, such as digital music players or audio speakers. The peripheral sound device is connected to an AUX port or other medium such as a vehicle’s audio jack.
An auxiliary port is also known as an auxiliary jack or auxiliary input.
How can I hook up audio through that port now? I have a monitor with only HDMI and it doesn't have speakers :whistle:
Edit: Some sort of converter maybe? o.O
that port is for the camera, its the dedicated port for it.
Originally posted by Jerry
Where the hell is the power/eject button?
by the looks of it, it maybe touch screen like my blueray player, once a game is inserted the eject button will appear? but maybe we would of heard about that by now??
hmmmmmmmmmmmm... any one know?
06-13-2013, 09:52 PM
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Jerry_
Ex #1 Bo1, #2 Mw3 before hackers
Originally posted by xLew
that port is for the camera, its the dedicated port for it.
by the looks of it, it maybe touch screen like my blueray player, once a game is inserted the eject button will appear? but maybe we would of heard about that by now??
hmmmmmmmmmmmm... any one know?
by the looks of it, it maybe touch screen like my blueray player, once a game is inserted the eject button will appear? but maybe we would of heard about that by now??
hmmmmmmmmmmmm... any one know?
I found them after looking for a few minutes, they're right above the USB ports. You must login or register to view this content.
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06-14-2013, 11:58 AM
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Mezzid
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Originally posted by xLew
that port is for the camera, its the dedicated port for it.
by the looks of it, it maybe touch screen like my blueray player, once a game is inserted the eject button will appear? but maybe we would of heard about that by now??
hmmmmmmmmmmmm... any one know?
by the looks of it, it maybe touch screen like my blueray player, once a game is inserted the eject button will appear? but maybe we would of heard about that by now??
hmmmmmmmmmmmm... any one know?
Ahhww too bad man.. I cant use Audio now with my monitor unless there's a way to get speakers with Digital Output (or input? I don't understand).
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I think those buttons might be like the DS power button, you slide it down and release to power on or something like that.
06-26-2013, 11:14 AM
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xLew--
Former Staff
Originally posted by Mezzid
Ahhww too bad man.. I cant use Audio now with my monitor unless there's a way to get speakers with Digital Output (or input? I don't understand).
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I think those buttons might be like the DS power button, you slide it down and release to power on or something like that.
And as Jerry pointed out here; You must login or register to view this content.
I think those buttons might be like the DS power button, you slide it down and release to power on or something like that.
there will be digitaly out on the back of the ps4 connect that straight into your monitors digital input
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