Thread: Quick Advise

Your post is confusing. So let's get some clarification.

From what I gather, you have audio running from the Lilliput to the Amplifier and you can't control the volume of that. Is that correct?

If I'm reading your setup correctly, you're way off. You should be running the speaker outs (using a 1/8" headphone to L/R RCA cable) from the sound card to the amplifier.

Also, to help make your problem easier for people to understand, using some better grammer, sentence structure, capitalization and punctuation would help immensely. I'm not saying write with perfect grammar, mind you. But at least understand that some people won't even bother to read a post like yours where there's run-on sentences and the like, as it can be difficult to glean information.

You need to organize your thoughts better and try and be more elequent when you type....the only thing that I got out of that whole paragraph is that english is probably not your native language (which is fine, you just need to be more descriptive with the details and you need to ease up on the gramatical errors).

I'm trying to understand what you are saying, but I don't know what an internal amplifier is. Are you trying to say that you are powering your front speakers off your head unit? If so, how have you interfaced your head unit with your pc?

Do you have a sound card or are you using onboard sound?

The more info you provide, the more help you will ultimately receive...

Yes, you will need to connect the computer to the amps directly (using an external soundcard is better).

Your computer is connected to ur monitor via VGA and USB. The VGA transmits picture ONLY. The USB transmits touch screen function ONLY. Where do u expect the sound to come from, honestly? If there is an "aux-in" port on the back of the lilliput in dash flip-up screen (i'm assuming that you have the lilliput flip-up screen as opposed to simply the lilliput touchscreen lcd monitor.......this makes a huge difference, u probably want to mention that), than you can run the audio from ur computer into the back of the headunit and then go to ur amplifers/speakers from there. Otherwise, you would have to go from your computer to your amps (either directly, sacrificing sound quality, or through a soundcard, sacrificing money).

I'm guessing that your gonna want to run the audio from your pc into the r.in and l.in jacks and then run rca cables from the r.out and l.out to your amps. Just a guess though.

Edit: What kind of mother board are using that has the onboard sound? Are you sure that you have the phono wire connected to the right place on your computer? Do your amps turn on?

Originally Posted by stuartpug206

ill maybe try that its a EPIA M10000 Nehemia MBoard, Ive plugged the phonos from the amp to a 3.5mm mini jack plug - 2 phono rca adapter then into the headphone jack on the pc

Have you tried simply plugging in regular headphones to the jack on your pc to make sure that the sound on your via is even working?

If it doesn't work, your mobo either isn't set up correctly, or you have to properly set up the sound settings in the control panel.

If it does work, than you have eliminated the mobo as the culprit and can move your investigation to the next piece of equipment...your amp. Does it power on? Is everything connected properly, etc....