Line Output Converters

Line Output Converters FAQ

What is the line in input on a computer?

The audio input on a desktop computer is usually a 1/8" mini-jack on the back panel, labeled Line-In or Aux, close to where the speakers will be connected to a similar type of jack. The Line-In input is sometimes marked with the symbol which is not to be confused with the speaker output marked with the symbol where the arrow points to the outside.

What is a line out converter?

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What is the voltage of a power line?

In the United States, most power line voltage is standardized between 110 and 120 volts, though the actual power going into a home or building may fluctuate slightly. Most power companies try to ensure that their power systems provide no less than 114 volts of power and no more than 126 volts.

What is line input recording used for?

Using the line-in jack allows the computer to accept audio input. This input is most often your voice that can be used as voice input using a microphone. However, this jack could also be used to record a musical instrument.