CodeMonkey, I am not sure that I understand your query?
The terms "composite" and "component" refer to video only connections. Composite is a single RCA connector (usually colored yellow) and component is 3 RCA connectors colored red, blue and green. The sound is carried on completely separate connection/s.
I am guessing that you want to feed the sound from your soundcard to your TV's sound input?
In which case you just need a cable with a 3mm stereo phono plug on one end (to go into the line-out of your sound card), and probably 2 RCA (colored red and white) on the other end to go to the audio in of your TV?
Please feel free to ignore what I have just written if I have missed the point of your query...... :?
Thank you for pointing out that my analysis may be less than accurate. :eek: :p
Although the change to TV channel 71 may not also have been applied to the independent radio channels (different MUXes), the logs that I prepared for one of the development team does show a difference between channel 704 ("BBC Radio 4") and channel 731...
Thank you for pointing out that my analysis may be less than accurate. :eek: :p
Although the change to TV channel 71 may not also...
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@Lusitano
When I went back and looked, it appears to be a DVB tuner driver. You might have to poke around there if this is not what you need.
https://drivers.softpedia.com/get/TV-Tuner-Co/AverMedia/AVerMedia-A323-DVB-T-TV-Tuner-Driver-116455-64-bit.shtml
@Lusitano
When I went back and looked, it appears to be a DVB tuner driver. You might have to poke around there if this is not what...
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