ok i have my xbox connected to my tv throught hdmi, i have audio from tv to box. only front speakers are on. how to make all work with xbox?
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Didn't see that u mentioned this. But I use the optical out from the tv to the optic in on the unit. I get sound from my tv, This unit and my ps3 .
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Try plugging your xbox hdmi cable to one of the hdmi-in jacks on the receiver. Then connect the hdmi out from the receiver to your tv.
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I've come to notice this pioneer system has different surround sound speaker settings. Not all these settings have all speakers on. Go to setting menu and hit enter for game mode
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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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I have my system connected the way you have listed (minus the wii) and the tv speakers don't work at all. Any suggestions?
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If you run your tv and Xbox in and the output goes to your sound bar then with the switch you will be able to pick which one you hear. It will output either your Xbox OR tv to the sound bar. Hope this helps.
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it really depends on your headset but if you just want to get game audio to your headset, you need to plug in the optical digital cable that comes with this device into the back of your xbox one and the other end to this device. then plug in the usb cord to one of the usb ports on your xbox one. then you just plug in your headphones to the front of the Dss2. which headset do you have? Edit: forgot to mention that you need to go into the xbox one settings and find the audio section and make the optical digital audio on
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I've got an identical setup (but a blue ray instead of XBox) and it works. There should be a setting on your home theater system that would allow to transmit sound to rear speakers. I have a Sony 5.1 surround system and I have to press "Sound Field" several times until I find the correct setting... Hope this helps - you can email me at mplavnik@gsb.uchicago.edu for additional questions.
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You could always try plugging the other end in. Otherwise just make sure in your sound settings you don't have "internal speakers" selected. You want the sound output going through the HDMI cord. Hope that helps.
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Hey Pugh, let me know if you have any of the compatibility issues I've had. You're using the Xbox Slim, and I'm thinking of upgrading to one especially if it works better with this reciever. Does your Xbox 360 turn off by itself everytime you switch to another input on your receiver?I'm using a Samsung LCD HDTV and if I'm the only one having these issues then maybe the TV is actually the culprit
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First question, why would you want to split the signal from your box in that way? It would be better to run it direct from the box to the amp (i'm assuming its a receiver) to the tv so you are always using the speakers you paid for.Secondly, I have mine splitting my cable box (DISH) signal to my Xbox One and my Receiver (to take advantage of the Xbox one's "watch tv" functionality but still have the flexibility to use only the TV/receiver combo). I have had no problems with video or audio issues. This should do just what you need it to.
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No, you need to have a 5.1 surround sound audio receiver. I run my cable, blu ray & Xbox One into receiver then an HDMI out to the TV. Make sure to disable TV's own speakers.
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This cable only sends signal it will not receive it. As in you can plug it into the Xbox to send signal to your tv box. Hope I helped..
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Yes, you can. How you do it depends on the particular version of XBox you have. For some versions, you can connect the XBox to the digital optical converter, and connect the Bose system using an RCA to mini plug adapter. Read more about the XBox connections here: http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/connections/connect-sound-system . Here is a link to a mini plug adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Audio-Cable-Splitter-1-Mini/dp/B00004Z5CP
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I'm pretty sure the Xbox One only has 1 optical port in the back of the Xbox. But I think you can daisy chain them. Plug the Optical cable from the "in" port of one transmitter into the "out" port of the 2nd transmitter. Then plug the Optical cable from the "in" port of the 2nd transmitter into the optical port of the Xbox One. You guys both should get surround sound with no problems. Have fun wreckin noobs.
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I've used it just great via HDMI via a computer and with a Blueray/DVD player hooked up and it work great. I imagine it'd work just fine with an xbox 360... only issue would be controlling the volume on the monitor is a pain in the neck. We used this monitor with a Dish Network box for a few weeks. No remote control with volume controls makes it horrible for sounds. I'd suggest hooking the xbox sound up to an external sound system if you can. Hope that helps.
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It works great and No adapter needed! Plug in the fiber optic audio cable to the unit, turn on headset with power button, double click the power button on headset until you hear "X-Box Mode" (two modes: PS and Xbox), after that your connected. Enjoy!
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you either need an Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable or an HDMI cable depending on the connections you box has. Although if you TV has HDMI ARC this will work better, with the ARc connection your TV will always pass audio through
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Works with any red/white rca audio source or a subwoofer out . If you use an amplifier that has additional rca audio out great. Since the xbone has only hdmi and fiber optic audio as sound out sources, you must rely on your amplifier to have the rca red/white or subwoofer audio out to use buttkicker.I bought a cheap converter on Amason that converts fiber optic audio to rca, and use hdmi for tv, works great!Search for "toslink to rca" on Amason. Depending on Xbone update happening this week 3/10/14 you may have to adjust the audio in settings on the Xbone to stero, only if you hear/feel no sound. Works with any red/white rca audio source or a subwoofer out . If you use an amplifier that has additional rca audio out great. Since the xbone has only hdmi and fiber optic audio as sound out sources, you must rely on your amplifier to have the rca red/white or subwoofer audio out to use buttkicker.I bought a cheap converter on Amason that converts fiber optic audio to rca, and use hdmi for tv, works great!Search for "toslink to rca" on Amason. Depending on Xbone update happening this week 3/10/14 you may have to adjust the audio in settings on the Xbone to stero,... » Read More Works with any red/white rca audio source or a subwoofer out . If you use an amplifier that has additional rca audio out great. Since the xbone has only hdmi and fiber optic audio as sound out sources, you must rely on your amplifier to have the rca red/white or subwoofer audio out to use buttkicker.I bought a cheap converter on Amason that converts fiber optic audio to rca, and use hdmi for tv, works great!Search for "toslink to rca" on Amason. Depending on Xbone update happening this week 3/10/14 you may have to adjust the audio in settings on the Xbone to stero, only if you hear/feel no sound. « Show Less