Using my computer speakers with my PS3.

you can do this if your speakers have a composite cable input (red and white) but it will be pretty complicated. you cant just use a composite cable because hdmi and composite are on different channels. you will need a hdmi splitter, 2 hdmi cables and a hdmi to composite converter. bpthomas85

Wow, you guys seriously overcomplicate even the simplest things.

http://ubercable.com.au/index.php/audio-splitters-and-adapters-35mm-rca-c-1_57_80

Get one of those, and a female-female 3.5mm jack.

PS3 composite --> converter --> 3.5mm jack --> PC Speakers

Set your PS3 to output using composite instead of HDMI, done. It works fine as I use this method myself.

[QUOTE="bpthomas85"]you can do this if your speakers have a composite cable input (red and white) but it will be pretty complicated. you cant just use a composite cable because hdmi and composite are on different channels. you will need a hdmi splitter, 2 hdmi cables and a hdmi to composite converter. GTR12

Wow, you guys seriously overcomplicate even the simplest things.

http://ubercable.com.au/index.php/audio-splitters-and-adapters-35mm-rca-c-1_57_80

Get one of those, and a female-female 3.5mm jack.

PS3 composite --> converter --> 3.5mm jack --> PC Speakers

Set your PS3 to output using composite instead of HDMI, done. It works fine as I use this method myself.

[QUOTE="GTR12"]

[QUOTE="bpthomas85"]you can do this if your speakers have a composite cable input (red and white) but it will be pretty complicated. you cant just use a composite cable because hdmi and composite are on different channels. you will need a hdmi splitter, 2 hdmi cables and a hdmi to composite converter. bpthomas85

Wow, you guys seriously overcomplicate even the simplest things.

http://ubercable.com.au/index.php/audio-splitters-and-adapters-35mm-rca-c-1_57_80

Get one of those, and a female-female 3.5mm jack.

PS3 composite --> converter --> 3.5mm jack --> PC Speakers

Set your PS3 to output using composite instead of HDMI, done. It works fine as I use this method myself.

Um.. Yeah you can. Just select HDMI for video, and composite for audio.

Not that difficult, if you ask me :?

Um.. Yeah you can. Just select HDMI for video, and composite for audio.

Not that difficult, if you ask me :?ravenguard90

Good luck!

Boz

[QUOTE="bpthomas85"]you can do this if your speakers have a composite cable input (red and white) but it will be pretty complicated. you cant just use a composite cable because hdmi and composite are on different channels. you will need a hdmi splitter, 2 hdmi cables and a hdmi to composite converter. GTR12

Wow, you guys seriously overcomplicate even the simplest things.

http://ubercable.com.au/index.php/audio-splitters-and-adapters-35mm-rca-c-1_57_80

Get one of those, and a female-female 3.5mm jack.

PS3 composite --> converter --> 3.5mm jack --> PC Speakers

Set your PS3 to output using composite instead of HDMI, done. It works fine as I use this method myself.