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Subject: toshiba problem solved.
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Date: Wed, 22 Oct 1997 13:48:38 -0400
From: "Michael T. Stolarchuk" <mts@rare.net>
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sorry to bug ya.

As i was getting ready to play with a cheap new sony cr writer
(cdu926s), i unplugged the cable from the cd player from the 
cd player to the soundblaster board.

When i plugged the headphones in, the sound wasn't attenuated anymore,
AND BOTH CHANNELs appeared.

This is a soundBlaster 64 awe board, and it has two jacks,
one which is black, labeled CD, another which is labeled
aux1.  It SEEMS like the traditional cdrom audio black/white 
cable would plug into the (black) cdrom, and the white (soundblaster)
but that's not true.  The soundblaster wants a black/black
style connector.

i've got to find out what the white aux1 connector is for...

Thanks for putting up with me.

mts.