Hey gang,
On the weekend I will be getting some old speakers which I used to own from my parents, I would like to somehow enable them to work with my laptop I am not 100% on the model but I'm certain of the connections. I would like to have my laptop connected to the TV (Via VGA) and the audio to come out of the speakers which will be connected to the TV, I am aware VGA only transfers video but I am using a double sided 3.5mm jack which allows me to control the laptop audio via the TV remote when they are connected. The setup will be as follows:
Laptop connected to TV via VGA and 3.5mm jack for audio
TV Connected to surround sound via Scart and Digital Audio Optical Cable
Now I imagine this would not work, as the laptop isn't connected to the speakers at all. Possibly if I connect the 3.5mm to the amp (dvd player) for the speakers it may work like that? For me this is a complicated setup and therefore I may have explained it poorly, any insight on how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated. If any more info is required please ask.
Tom.
On the weekend I will be getting some old speakers which I used to own from my parents, I would like to somehow enable them to work with my laptop I am not 100% on the model but I'm certain of the connections. I would like to have my laptop connected to the TV (Via VGA) and the audio to come out of the speakers which will be connected to the TV, I am aware VGA only transfers video but I am using a double sided 3.5mm jack which allows me to control the laptop audio via the TV remote when they are connected. The setup will be as follows:
Laptop connected to TV via VGA and 3.5mm jack for audio
TV Connected to surround sound via Scart and Digital Audio Optical Cable
Now I imagine this would not work, as the laptop isn't connected to the speakers at all. Possibly if I connect the 3.5mm to the amp (dvd player) for the speakers it may work like that? For me this is a complicated setup and therefore I may have explained it poorly, any insight on how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated. If any more info is required please ask.
Tom.