If '10 me were to take on '05 me, '10 me would definitely take '05 me. I was a senior in high school in '05, however, I was more reserved and constantly drinking. '10 me definitely is more quick to fight, sober (except for the occasional drink), and about 30 lbs heavier.

People would walk by like "What are you doing???" and '10 me would be like "I'm kickin' my ass!!!"

Try re-installing quicktime.

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How do you output sound with external speakers if you use a monitor with 360? Currently I have some Bose speakers that I connect to my headphone jack on my TV but I want a monitor. Last time I checked, monitors don't have headphone jacks...

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I'm assuming you're running a (standard) 3.5mm headphone jack, so you should be able to find a 3.5mm female to RCA male.

Edit: Again, assuming you are getting a monitor with HDMI input, get item1 and item2 to solve you audio issues.

Yes, if I get a monitor it will have to have HDMI because thats what I use with my 360. So item1 connects into the monitor assuming it has the red and white inputs? The input2 goes itno the 360 itself?

Edit: Red and White male jacks on Item1 plug in to Item2 to send audio from the 360 to the speakers.

You will need to go to your PC manufacturers website, typically on the homepage there is a search box, input your computer model in the search box to pull all info on your PC.

Mine for example would be "www.hp.com" search for "ProBook 4720s", select my laptop "HP Probook 4720s EnergyStar", "Software and Driver Downloads" link, now selecting my OS (Operating System), now there is a list of all the drivers that come with the laptop, select the audio driver (there are two that are by the same manufacturer, theoretically either should work but in the case the on I download does not I will download the other.)

If when you finally get a list of audio drivers pulled up and you have more than one company (RealTek, Soundblaster, IDT) you should be able to hover your mouse pointer over the speaker in the system tray and it should show you which company you need, if not right click the speaker select "Open Volume Mixer" a window should appear in the top lefthand corner there should be a "devices" button select that to see which driver you will need to download.

This seems like a long process but it is quicker and more reliable than letting Windows try to find the latest driver in their database.

How do you output sound with external speakers if you use a monitor with 360? Currently I have some Bose speakers that I connect to my headphone jack on my TV but I want a monitor. Last time I checked, monitors don't have headphone jacks...

chaz53132

I'm assuming you're running a (standard) 3.5mm headphone jack, so you should be able to find a 3.5mm female to RCA male.

Edit: Again, assuming you are getting a monitor with HDMI input, get item1 and item2 to solve you audio issues.

I call bull****. With the Media Center Extender you are basically running a remote session of Media Center on your 360 from your PC. Basically, if you got a virus it's on your PC not your 360. If you have a virus on your 360 you've been doing more than just browsing the net through Media Center.

Do applications in MediaCenter run on the XBox 360 or on the MediaCenter PC?

Applications run on the MediaCenter PC and have their UI remoted to the XBox 360 via technology similar to a Remote Desktop Connection / Terminal Server. No code from the application actually runs on the XBox 360, therefore the XBox 360 is safe and secure from a malware / virus perspective.

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