Anyone know how I can get ahold of this cable?

[GLE3]

It's like a 4-pin cd audio cable on one side and a 3.5mm jack on the other. I think it's the only way I can record and listen on my PC, using the specific Leadtek TV2000 capture card I have. I don't have a sound card and I don't have AUX or CD IN on my motherboard. I have intergrated sound that I will plug the jack side of the cable in. The other side will plug directly into the capture card.

Thanks!

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[Xylob the Destroyer]

http://www.leadtek.com/eng/support/inquiry.asp

[INFRATOM]

you can make one. If you keep old computer stuff around you may have the 4 pin wire just need the jack. If you have a long enough wire with the jack strip the other side and just put plugin pins. Fry's or radio shack have the stuff. I guess they are called componant pins or something .

[TooLFooL]

what about using the 'mic in' on your mobo?

[GLE3]

you can make one. If you keep old computer stuff around you may have the 4 pin wire just need the jack. If you have a long enough wire with the jack strip the other side and just put plugin pins. Fry's or radio shack have the stuff. I guess they are called componant pins or something .

Sounds like a good idea. My 4pin cable isn't long enough though. Would it work if I cut another male end of a old 3.5mm stereo cable and joined the left, right, and ground wires instead of just buying the pins?

[Krispy Kritter]

You should be able to cut and splice or create a new cable from scratch. There's no limitations. For best connections, you should solder and not just twist and tape. You should also insulate your connections with tape or heat shrink to prevent shorts.

[drjtech]

Here's a good procedure you can modify to meet your specific requirements:

http://www.digi-star.com/lit/D3663%20Splice%20Cable.PDF

-drjtech

[GLE3]

Cool! Thanks for the specifics!