D900c & Analog Outputs

Hi,

I 've found this on the forum:

"Originally Posted by paladin44
The Sager NP5760 has 4 audio ports. Two on the back that Gohpn points out, plus two on the right side at the front. The work like this:
4 Audio ports:
1. Headphone or Front L/R (Left/Right) out
2. Mic-in or Center+Subwoofer out
3. S/PDIF-out or Side Speakers L/R out
4. Line-in or Rear L/R Speakers out"

Can someone confirm the same for the d901/0c?

If the confirmation is positive the only problem I see is that you loose a Microphone input to use with an external microphone (A lot of 5.1 headphones have an integrated microphone). Even then I'm not sure as this box is full of surprises. Please someone try this out?

Trance
PS: Maybe one of the things I was no linking about this laptop turns out to be lack of information (is not in the manual).

 

Same 4 inputs on the front. Different order.
(From left to right)
1. Line In
2. SPDIF
3. Microphone
4. Headphone

 

Has anyone tried using the analog jacks to plug in a 5.1 speakers?

Trance

 

Just to say that I bought the Medusa 5.1 headphones. They sound ok on games but the Razer Barracuda were better. For Music they are better then the Barracudas.

Now, I tried using the analog jacks on the d900c. They worked!!. Indeed, every time you connect the jack the lappy asks what channel you want the jack to output (rear, center/woofer etc etc). Great!!!

The only jack it does not ask for the inteded output channel is the digital output. I wonder if it should ask or not, anyone as a definite answer? It seams not to output anything but digital. Wel not really if I enable digital output and plug in the rear speaker cable I can hear sound buy really full of noise.

Trance

 

I have also bought 5.1 headphone (trillion) but I was not able to get em work in my laptop, the front speakers are way louder than others >.< (I run audio test from driver)

I am using Vista, so maybe I don't have finalized driver here.

Can you help me ?

 

Do you mean Tritton?

Anyway, that is a common problem with the 5.1 headphones. Try adjusting the volume in the equalizer. If that does not work there is little I can help to solve as it might be a driver issue or headphone malfunction.

I still have to test the Medusa's throughly as bass is two low on rear speakers.

Trance

 

Thanks Man,

Yes I mean Tritton head phone,

Actually I have problem with the rear, center and subwoofer speakers. They generate very low volume sound even when they are maxed.

So if I adjust the volume in the equalizer for front speaker to match others I will have too low sound.

Is there any way to increase volume output using modified driver or something?