Hello, first some background, my onboard audio on my gigabyte ab350 stopped working (static, no sound) after a few years so I bought an external usb sound card https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07W879BCN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 that I can only get to work with 4 speakers and not 5.1. I can see that the obvious reason is that is this sound card only has two input ports where the third is the microphone.
I assumed that I could just plug the yellow (middle speaker/subwoofer) input into there like I did on my onboard and I would get 5.1 but I do not. I can confirm that if I plug that into non-microphone input subwoofer/middle speaker works but then I lose either front or back speakers. My question is whether there's something like a splitter that I could buy to plug two of the inputs into to make up for my lack of third input for 5.1
Thank you
I assumed that I could just plug the yellow (middle speaker/subwoofer) input into there like I did on my onboard and I would get 5.1 but I do not. I can confirm that if I plug that into non-microphone input subwoofer/middle speaker works but then I lose either front or back speakers. My question is whether there's something like a splitter that I could buy to plug two of the inputs into to make up for my lack of third input for 5.1
Thank you