Posted: 2/7/2004 8:33:43 AM EDT
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At our office, we run through a small network (using windows home network, not a server) And I plug my XM radio into my computer. How can we have the audio output through all the computers? I plug into the microphone input plug and get straight throughput. However, we all want to be able to hear it. Any help would be appreciated. |
| That sorta defeats the purpose.... I plug the XM into the computer to avoid having to use a stereo. (boom box $100, or home installation kit $69 + having to plug into stereo) and just use my vehicle kit and plug the audio out to the mic plug in the computer. If Win had a program to read that input (other than sound recorder which will not network) then I could copy that to our shared files and we could hear it then. |
| I use [url=http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/9series/encoder/default.aspx]Windows Media Encoder[/url] to play MP3s from my desktop on my PocketPC over Wi-Fi. It works pretty well. You create a media stream by selecting the source (file, audio input, or whatever is going through your speakers). Then you use Windows Media Player on remote computers to connect to the stream and voila! |