Difference between "line-out" and "headphone-out"
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Hello,
I have a Logitech internet radio (a radio that allows you to catch web radios via wi-fi) with 2 outputs: one labeled "line-in" and another with a headphone logo.
I was wondering what differentiates these 2 jacks in terms of use, knowing that I connected a jack plug and it fits into both jacks.
I connected some PC speakers to this radio, and when connecting the jack cable to the "line-in" jack, no sound comes out, whereas sound is normally transmitted to my speakers through the headphone jack.
Ultimately, what is the purpose of the "line-in" jack?
Thank you in advance for your response.
Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 43.0
I have a Logitech internet radio (a radio that allows you to catch web radios via wi-fi) with 2 outputs: one labeled "line-in" and another with a headphone logo.
I was wondering what differentiates these 2 jacks in terms of use, knowing that I connected a jack plug and it fits into both jacks.
I connected some PC speakers to this radio, and when connecting the jack cable to the "line-in" jack, no sound comes out, whereas sound is normally transmitted to my speakers through the headphone jack.
Ultimately, what is the purpose of the "line-in" jack?
Thank you in advance for your response.
Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 43.0
