"esprit d'escalier" <espritdescalier.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> writes in article <1107874927.763249.84330.TakeThisOut@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com> dated 8 Feb 2005 07:02:07 -0800:
>Hi all. Hoping an audiophile can perhaps clue me in. Been running Linux
>at home on an IBM desktop for the last 8 years or so, and I have an
>audio cable from my sound card's "line out" jack to a mini stereo's R/L
>inputs. Works great for playing MP3s. Planning on replacing my desktop
>with a PowerBook now (95% non-mobile use). Wondering about the audio
>jack on the 12" PowerBook (and, if there's a difference, the 15"s). I
>thought I recalled there being some technical difference between a
>"line out" jack and a headphone jack. Either with quality, volume, line
>noise... something. Can anyone clear this up for me?
I have the 12" powerbook and I use the headphone jack for playing MP3s on my
home stereo, it works fine. I have also used it with a "cassette adapter"
in my truck.
The only bad thing is I'm a stickler for keeping my screen dust-free, but if
you close it it stops playing. So I close it down to a 45 degree angle;
then the dust has to go uphill. There might be a setting for this, I'm not
sure. Most of the time when I close it I want things to stop, iTunes is the
exception.
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