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From: aronst@zeus.datasrv.co.il (Ahron Shtull-Trauing)
Subject: SB16 MultiCD and built in SCSI
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I just got a PC with a Creative SB16 MultiCD card and built in SCSI
interface on the motherboard + a Toshiba 3401 CD.  The technican hooked
up the Toshiba to the built in SCSI, not to the SB16.  I notice that when
I use QSound (I think that's what the application is called) to play an
audio CD, I can only listen to it through earphones hooked up to the CD
player.

I looked at the Multi CD manual, and I noticed it shows an audio
connection from the CD to the board. My question is can/should I make
this connection, and if I do, will I be able to play audio CDs through my
speakers (ala AV macs).

Thanks in advance.

Aron Shtull-Trauring
aronst@zeus.datasrv.co.il