Neo4 Platnium MOBO JCD1 Connector Type

Could somebody please confirm, for this newbie, that the JCD1 connector on the Neo4 Platinum MOBO fits an MPC4 connector type? I recently bought a DVD/CD burner OEM and need to buy the Audio cable for it. I am not well versed with the different cable types.
I have a BenQ 1620 Pro DVD.
Thanks.

Hi there !
You don't need to connect this analog cd/dvd output to mobo one anymore .
Todays motherboards , cdroms and dvdroms can all use digital audio extraction , the digital signals is ran over the ide databus
and picked up at the motherboard level where the sound is processed by onboard soundchip or a pci sound card .

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