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Originally posted by Voldemort
i THINK (not sure 
) this will do
http://www.amazon.com/Griffin-Technology-External...Card/dp/B00006BALQ
the quality of such things is not better than the internal sound card though...
@Dan0208, what you already did (connecting the two cinch plugs into a jack/cinch plug) is the best thing you can do, provided you don't want to spend money for a very expensive soundcard update of your laptop.
Note that the quality of the sound is also determined by you volume controls in Windows and on your TV. This means, for example, don't put the TV sound on a low level and your PC sound volume very high as that will distort the sound. Vice versa will add a lot of static noise to the sound. Set everything to average...
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