Apple AppleVision 750 - Manual (Page 73)

m If you have sound input equipment connected to your monitor, make sure
the correct sound input setting is selected on your computer. For Mac
OS–based computers, see Chapter 3, “Using Sound and Video With Your
AppleVision 750
AV Display,” for more information. For Windows-based
computers, see the manuals that came with your computer for more
information.
m For Mac OS–based computers, if headphones are connected, but you still
want to play sound on your AppleVision 750 AV speakers, make sure “Mute
speakers when headphones are connected” isn’t checked in the Preferences
window. To open Preferences, click the Monitor Sound button in the
Monitors & Sound control panel and choose Preferences.
m Check Routing to make sure that the correct configuration is selected.
Click the Monitor Sound button in the Monitors & Sound control panel;
then, click Routing. Choose Computers and Speakers; then, click OK.
m Make sure the sound cable is plugged into the computer and monitor
properly.
m For an internal CD, make sure you’ve selected the correct sound input
settings. In the Monitors & Sound control panel, click the Sound button
and choose the appropriate sound input device.
m Make sure the headphones are securely connected to the monitor’s sound
output port (marked by
f).
Headphone volume is low.
m Make sure the headphone volume is set to maximum. For Mac OS–based
computers, click the Monitor Sound button in the Monitors & Sound
control panel and adjust headphone volume. For Windows-based
computers, see “Adjusting Sound on Your AppleVision 750
AV Display” in
Chapter 4 for more information.
m Make sure the volume controls on your computer are set correctly. For
Mac OS–based computers, click the Sound button in the Monitors &
Sound control panel and adjust computer speaker volume. For Windows-
based computers, see the manuals that came with your computer for
more information.
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