ATers, Is it possible? Non-CD audio through CD player

[Ramius]

Instead of always unplugging and replugging between my desktop speakers and headphones in the back of my PC, I would like to have my headphones connected to the audio output plug of the cd player(on the front of my machine).

The quesiton is: Is it possible to listen to MP3s on my hard drive through that output? Can I specify what audio comes out of which output? I never listen to cds at work, just internet radio. I'm tired of always having to crawl under my cube to switch the headphones.
I'm running Win2k.

 

[thraxes]

nope... sorry but that won't work.

I have my headphones in the appropriate jack of my Hifi system which in turn is connected to the PC. Anotherway is to have a small switch on your desk, pick one up from any elecronics store like Radio Shack.

 

[RSMemphis]

Get a 3.5mm extension cord for audio, plug it in the back of your computer, tape it on to the top of the desktop or something, and plug it in there.

 

[Workin']

Or get some desktop speakers that have a headphone jack on the front of them.

 

[Conroy9]

or get a y adapter that lets you connect 2 headphones into one output

 

[Ramius]

Thanks, I usually look for a way that I think is impossible. I'll just get and extension.

 

[bigshooter]

If you plug headphones into line out will it still work? I know the signal is not amplified on hte line out, but will it still work for headphones?