My setup is as follows: XBOX One HDMI to monitor->3.5mm headphone jack to PC Line-in. Use USB headphones. I get line noise. Is this a fix?
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It's should be, the noise is usually caused by different components being grounded to different areas. This should eliminate the feedback loop you are hearing.
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Check to see if your getting noise without the headphones. If you get static using speakers, then this won't do anything for you.
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Not sure about xbox (I'm a playstation fan boy so I am in familiar) but it attaches by one regular headphone jack. It's not very loud if you run game sound and chat through it but works well if you do game sound via tv and chat only through the head set. Hope this helps. Game On!!
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Don't know why you want to use HDMI output although there must be a headphone. HDMI is digital and RCA connection is an analogue signal, so you need a converter there (i.e. DAC or sound card). You can refer this site: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1080p-HDMI-Converter-Adapter-To-TV-Monitor-With-3-5mm-Headphone-Jack-For-Wii-/281027203595?_trksid=p2054897.l4276. Or if you want to use the RCA outlet, it will be easier. Thanks.
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I'm pretty sure these only work with pc, or to listen to music. I don't think they work with the Xbox one
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Yes and no. Once plugged in, the audio will immediately go to the headphones with any sound coming from the xbox, but it will also still come from the television. When I want to be quiet I have to mute the TV volume. A slight annoyance.
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I use a 35 ft. VGA/ audio cable from my PC with a PC/TV tuner, using it as a DVR with Windows Media center to my Big Screen and also use my Monitor with a VGA Powered splitter. Using a powered splitter because with out it I had lines on the TV, the powered splitter took care of it, but I also have a hum or feed back sound, can't explain it. It may be the same sound you have, if you get a answer to your question please let me know at DWB@socal.rr.com, Thanks Don
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Luis, here is what I did. I have a basic Dell monitor with a DVI & VGA input connected to my PS3. What I did: (Display)I bought a HDMI to DVI (or HDMI to VGA) and used the HDMI output from the PS3. (Audio)Then, I connected the the PS3 component plug (red/yellow/white) to a pair of desktop speakers. How to: Use the basic component plug (red/yellow/white) [red and white = audio] Go to Radioshack / Amazon or good electronics store and visit the audio department. Purchase an "Audio Component to headphone Jack adapter" What this does : connect red and white component from Xbox/PS3 to this adapter and plug speakers to the other side of the adapter. It should work! Contact me if you need clarification!
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Unfortunately no. This may be a problem with all of the Xbox one headsets because my friends turtle beach is the same. You get used to it though.
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Hi Kim, make sure that the digital input is in the in, not out, of you digital box, what came with the headset. The other end should be connected to his game station. If it is an XBox, you would need to adaptor which plugs into the controller. Insert the DC power cable USB in the game station. On you game station, you would have to go to your "sound settings" and Audio Output Settings and select Optical Digital. Select Dolby Digital 5.1 Ch., Linear PCM 2 Ch. 44.1 kHz, and Linar PCM 2 Ch. 48 kHz. If you want sound to come from your tv and headset, go to audio muti-output and select on. I hope I got to help you today. Hi Kim, make sure that the digital input is in the in, not out, of you digital box, what came with the headset. The other end should be connected to his game station. If it is an XBox, you would need to adaptor which plugs into the controller. Insert the DC power cable USB in the game station. On you game station, you would have to go to your "sound settings" and Audio Output Settings and select Optical Digital. Select Dolby Digital 5.1 Ch., Linear PCM 2 Ch. 44.1 kHz, and Linar PCM 2 Ch. 48 kHz. If you want sound to come from your tv and headset, go to audio muti-output and select... » Read More Hi Kim, make sure that the digital input is in the in, not out, of you digital box, what came with the headset. The other end should be connected to his game station. If it is an XBox, you would need to adaptor which plugs into the controller. Insert the DC power cable USB in the game station. On you game station, you would have to go to your "sound settings" and Audio Output Settings and select Optical Digital. Select Dolby Digital 5.1 Ch., Linear PCM 2 Ch. 44.1 kHz, and Linar PCM 2 Ch. 48 kHz. If you want sound to come from your tv and headset, go to audio muti-output and select on. I hope I got to help you today. « Show Less
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My inline jack is broken, so I can't actually test this for you, but I think that the answer has more to do with your operating system than the headphones. To the best of my knowledge, the standard setting for most systems makes you push the audio to one device or another, but if you find a forum specific to support for your OS and post your question there, someone might be able to help you figure out the right work around.
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Yup. Nothing I've done made my mic work better on Xbox One. I just ended up buying a pair of Turtle Beaches and just using my Polks for my laptop. When I used my Polks, people on Xbox told me I had a subtle echo and was incredibly quiet. I used 2 different updated controllers and 2 different mic adapters, but to no avail. Same story with the 'fixed' replacement mic they sent me. Awesome sound, horrible mic.
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no i ran across the same problem and forgot that dvi does not carry sound, only hdmi does. so you would have to find another alternative or use a separate cable for the sound
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I have an XP400 and just bought the Xbox one. I have the $30 xbox adapter that goes on the controller and thought that would do it. Sound works great but I can't get any microphone action. I think I need to buy a $10 wire that will go from my headset to the controller. Paying a bunch of extra money to downgrade my headset. Sucks.
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Hello, i'm not an sound expert, and i've never heard how an hdmi converter sounded like. I bought this because my television has a toslink sound output and i needed a converter for a very good Phillips speakers, with a 3,5 jack input. I recommend you read carefully the Product Descriptions of both products. Sorry i couldn't give you a better answer... Have a good year! Diogo Gomes
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I had a similar problem on my Xbox 360 through HDMI. The trick that worked for me was to set the AUDIO OUT under the HDMI settings in the receiver menu to AMP. It was set to AMP/TV and for some reason that doesn't allow for DTS or Dolby Digital. Good luck!
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I connect the device to my notebook whit a hdmi cable, but the sound is reproduced by the X-12 speaker, the sounds is good but is very low, and the sound can not be amplified or at least I not discovered how to do it.
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It should pass the sound. Older graphics card do not support HDMI audio. Also need to make sure that HDMI audio drivers are installed from the graphics card manufacturer. Make sure HDMI audio is set to default. Make sure it works without the switch first.