Okay - this is really dumb - and kind-of embarrassing. Computers have audio jacks - right? Sure they do.
They USED to be LABELED as to what they are. Right?
And they still ARE labeled (sometimes) with little itsy
bitsy symbols molded into the black plastic.
These symbols cannot easily be read and understood -
(except by blind people).
So that is why - luckily - someone, about 35 years ago -
came up with a color scheme for the jacks (plugs).
'Red is this, green is that' - etc.
Now you might THINK that someone would have memorized
that color scheme in the past 37 years.
Ah! But you would be wrong.
I'm trying to wire up this new computer into my mess -
and I realize that I am significantly handicapped by my
inability to see clearly.
Which actually ticks me off.
Can't see the itsy, bitsy symbols - but I CAN see the colors.
I've gone blind in my right eye (years ago) - and I always WAS
very near-sighted in both.
So could somebody (with good eyes) look at the front (or back)
oh his or her computer, and tell me what the dang audio jack
colors are? (I'll file it it my reference folder, to avoid
future embarrassment / annoyance.) Thanks!
And, yes - I keep buying bigger and bigger flat screen computer
monitors. I think an AOC is next, actually...