Welcome to the forum!😃
To answer your question: If your thin client has an audio in port it can likely be configured to mix the line in signal into the output. Look for an option like that. Ortherwise I'd suggest getting an inexpensive external mixer so you don't have to switch the cable between inputs all the time. Makes your life a lot easier.😉

By the way: This part of Vogons ('The Guide') is dedicated to getting old games to run on newer systems and supported OS.
The thin client topics are about older hardware and unsupported OS, so they're supposed to go into the 'Marvin' subforum. Your previous thread had been moved accordingly.
This topic is probably best suited for Marvin->Sound. You will get better support there and the forum is kept orderly.
I'll ask the mods to move the thread for you.👍
Cheers!😃

Sounds like ill have to get an external mixer or just unplug when i want to use either dos or windows wonder if a phono splitter would do the trick?

I'm not sure what you mean when you say 'phono splitter'?
'Phono' usually means a turntable if I'm not mistaken and those traditionally need a certain filter to sound right, that's why there's a dedicated 'phono' input on older amplifiers to differentiate between regular audio inputs and inputs for turntables. I'm not trying to be a smartass here, if you have a device that's meant for old turntables it won't sound right with regular audio sources.
Or do you just mean a passive audio switch? Like with buttons to select between sources like a TV, a CD player, a tape deck or a receiver? That'll do just fine.👍

Haha i mean something like this

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CZXT9GR/?colii … lv_ov_lig_dp_it

Guardshell wrote on 2022-03-31, 16:02:

Haha i mean something like this

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CZXT9GR/?colii … lv_ov_lig_dp_it

Those things are hit or miss depending on the devices you hook up to them.
Keep in mind that with a cable like this you always send the audio signal into parts of another device's output. That can cause distortions depending on the individual circuits. Analog signals are not meant to work like that.

Moved to Marvin -> Sound.