How do I connect an entertainment system subwoofer to my computer?
Q. I just got a sub that is supposed to hook up to an entertainment system and has its own power supply(plugs into the wall). I was wondering if anyone knew how I could hook it up to my computer. It has two ports for the little red and white AV connections but I don't have any cable to go with it.
Asked by jesse - Sat Sep 8 20:04:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You will have to plug the sub into the computer through the audio output. I'd be very careful to do this, for it's likely to do a bit of damage to the computer. If you want a sub and speaker set up on your computer, I'd be more inclined to go to Best Buy and purchase a 3 piece set that is meant to be used on a computer. If it's meant for an audio system, I'd leave it to what it's meant for. I almost possitive that the computers sound card doesn't accept something like this kindly.
Answered by damond h - Sun Sep 9 10:27:05 2007

What's the difference between an entertainment company and a production company?
Q. You know how in some movies its says ___ entertainment presents a ___ production and a ___ film.
Asked by missfan - Thu Oct 9 07:05:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well an entertainment company is a company which manufactures entertainment...meaning it produces products (movies, theatrical drama, talk shows, tv programmes, music, games or any other medium of entertainment). Lets take movies for example...an entertainment movie picks up the rights for the best selling novel to make a movie out of it. It buys the rights, it shortlists the director, the screenplay writer, the lead actors and stuff. It finances the movie. It distributes the movie to the market available. Now the entertainment company gives of the production of the film (organizing of the shoot of the film to delivering the tapes of the film) to a production house. Prod house then looks for venues for shoots,coordinates between various… [cont.]
Answered by Nikxatrix - Thu Oct 9 09:08:01 2008

How can I take apart a wood entertainment center that has no screws or nails?
Q. I have a six foot wide entertainment center in my upstairs apartment. It is very heavy and took about 6 people to lift it over my balcony. I don't have that many people to help me move it out, so I would like to see if there is a way to disassemble it and move it in pieces so that I can reassemble it again. There are no visible screws or nails.
Asked by Danielle - Wed Jun 16 16:50:19 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It probably is held together with small plastic studs. Try using a rubber mallet on a joint. Tap lightly to see if the joint comes apart.
Answered by captbob552 - Wed Jun 16 17:47:49 2010