KT4V MB doesnot deliver 6-channel audio output -

KT4V MB doesnot deliver 6-channel audio output through line-in ,mike-in and mic-in provided on the back panel of MB as explained in appendix of Quick User's Guide.can anybody help
Shyamal ;(

shyamal,
Since your MSI Hardware is a Motherboard and you posted in the Multimedia Forum, I moved the thread to VIA Forum for you.
Good Luck,
Richard

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KT4V MB doesnot deliver 6-channel audio output through line-in ,mike-in and
My MB KT4V does not deliver 6-Channel audio output using line-in ,line-out and mic-in socket onthe back panel as explained in appendix of Quick User's Guide. ;(
Shyamal X(

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