Yes - there is a jack socket built in
- to most computers.
Either used for headphones or external speakers
to put headphones on your ears is to put the left side of headphones is put headphones away from your ears
yes computer headphones will work in a ps3, turst me i have one.
you can not put the headphones back into the jacket
Speakers and Headphones send out audio from a computer! Speakers and Headphones send out audio from a computer!
It likely that you plugged your headphones into the wrong jack. There should be a jack for your headphones on your computer that has the head-phones label on it, not the one with speakers or for a microphone.
they put on the headphones so they can talk to the officials about a play
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Inside your computer is something called a sound card; this is what you plug your headphones into. What the sound card does is it reads data on your computer and determines what sound needs to be played and when, then it takes a copy of the data that it has determined is sound and instantly converts it into a signal which is sent to your headphones, then your headphones convert it into sound. Simple
A good standard procedure for checking a possible hardware failure of this nature: First test the computer and the peripheral (headphones in this case). Plug another set of headphones or a speaker into the same jack you plugged the headphones into. Next, plug the headphones into another computer or mp3 player. This will help determine if it's one or the other that is faulty. Check ALL your volume controls. In Windows, there are multiple volume options. In your system tray, there is a speaker icon you can right-click on and select "volume options." Make sure you don't have something muted there. If you put your headphones into another computer and get sound, but you try a pair of headphones in your computer and nothign works you may have a faulty jack. Get a pair of phones you know work for certain, plug them into the computer. Do you get any hissing or intereference? If so, it is likely the computer. Try very gently wiggling the part of the headphones that plugs into the jack around while it's plugged in. Do you get static or popping sounds? It is likely the jack in need of repair if you do.
A sleeping computer is not processing anything. Therefore, no audio.
As long as your computer has a sound care, you can use headphones while on it. Just plug the headphones in the the red/pink input on the soundcard.