Pc Surround Sound Speakers

I have some Logitech 5.1 Surround Sound Speakers (they are like these, but older models http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/speake rs_audio/home_pc_speakers/devices/234&am p;cl=us,en). There is a cable with a green, orange and black plug on the end and I want to know how to hook these babies up to my XBOX 360. Are there any other kinds of solutions to getting some quick, quality surround sound on my 360?

I'm not sure how to hook up the 5.1 Logitech Surround Sound PC Speakers to my Olevia 527V 27" LCD Display.

YOU need a receiver and home theater speakers not a PC speaker set. IF you are intent on using them you need a 5.1 Sound card and a PC.

2007-09-03 18:47:42 by Puga

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Hey guys,

If I have regular 5.1-channel surround sound PC speakers, and a logitech game adapter (that converts 2 red-and-white RCA audio plugs to a 3.5mm audio plug), will the speakers output proper surround sound when plugged into a DVD player? If not, is there anything I can buy to get proper surround sound out of the PC speakers when plugged into a DVD player?

In order for you to get true surround sound the source needs to be broadcasting in surround sound.
-Your DVD player needs to be able to handle Surrounr sound.
-Also the Movie You are watching needs to be in Surround Sound (Dolby Digital Surround in the movie's audio settings)

2008-10-05 12:00:13 by Atif R

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Ive just received a new surround sound speaker system that is quite old but very good quality, It has a rca (red and white) to input my xbox 360, tv and pc. Is there a way to connect them all to the same system? What will i need? Thankyou very much

The only way is connect your XBox and TV to a surround receiver and use its input selector. Buying an input selector alone wont do you any good if it doesnt have an amp to power the speakers.

I have my HDTV, PS2, PS3, DVD, satelite box, DVR and xBox all running thru my Onkyo, and works awesome.

So if you dont have a surround receiver, then you will need to get one. Good luck.

2009-04-01 05:52:37 by G. E

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no but you need to make sure the speakers are plugged in properly...

2007-10-06 17:34:08 by sprocketgrl25

Hi, today i bought some philips 5.1 surround sound speakers for my pc, after plugging them in and updating my drivers for my pc off Asus's website i hit a problem.

After setting everything up and changing the settings to 6 speaker mode, the entire left side speakers arent playing anything.

I checked the speakers themselves in different ports and there working, i checked the cables and there fine so im out of ideas.

The cables have definately been connected properly. My motherboard is ALIVENF6P-VSTA and I have the latest Realtek drivers, im on windows XP.

Any help? I dont really want to upgrade to Vista so thats not an option.
There are 5 speakers and the subwoofer, on Realteks drivers, the subwoofer counts as a speaker
No Ive never have 6 speakers on my pc before, but checking the motherboard itself i have no internal cable issues because its connected directly to the board, ive also tried switching the cables from the back to the front panel and still the same issue
Issue Solved, the problem was windows own audio setup had randomly set to right side only on the slider, so the left side was technically muted,

No idea why but its fine now. Thanks for help guys

Have you had 6 speakers before? If the speakers and cables are fine, then it's either configuration (unlikely if you've checked thoroughly); or the motherboard cable might be loose. Can you easily access the motherboard? If so, might be worth checking all the cables are correctly seated both on the board, and at where they connect to the casing (two chances for things to be loose).

I had a similar problem with my old desktop - the front speaker sockets weren't connected properly to the case sockets, although they were attached to the motherboard properly.

2008-12-21 10:14:28 by James P