Connecting case headphone and mic sockets to X

I want to be able to connect my PC cases headphone and microphone sockets to my X-Fi (XtremeMusic). I can't use the dri've bay expansion box thing because I have a door on my case, and it's too expensi've anyway.
The AD_EXT connection on the card has many pins. Would I be able to just connect up the pins that are used for mic and headphones
Any ideas/advice?

That question was answered many times around here, you need just to search...Message Edited by SoNic2367 on 07-25-2006 08:27 PM

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