Hey man, I’m praying that this works for me. Currently at work, but if it works when I get home you sir will be awarded the finest of gold medals 🎖 (Edit: Here's your medal sir....it freaking worked! 🎖🎖🎖)
After spending FOREVER trying to find a way to get it to work .. this finally worked. Thank you SO much. I must mention though that I had to switch it up and plug it into the MIC audio instead of the headphone jack which is what you said in the video. I would make some kind of annotation on the video or correction so that people know. Thanks again! :) Edit: This is for the Nintendo Switch btw. :)
Thanks for the info! I’m surprised that you’d have to plug into the mic jack on your monitor, as that’s usually strictly an input, but if it works it works!
thanks so much for this comprehensive, straight to the point tutorial! i recently purchased a switch and wanted to talk to my friends on discord while playing the switch docked on my primary monitor, was able to with no trouble thanks to you!
For me it didnt work at first (and if it doesnt for you either, read this) 1. Rightclick on the sound thing at the right of your Taskbar 2. Click "Sounds" 3. Find the device (for me its named "Microphone") 4. Rightclick on it and select "Properties" 5. Make sure that the device is activated (in the General Tab) 6. Go to the "Listen" Tab (should be the one next to General) and make sure "Using this device as a playback source" is checked 7. (optional) Go to the "Levels" Tab and put the boosting on +10 dB (for me this fixed the background noise) (I am on Windows 10) Hope it helped :)
I thought the previous version of the video was actually well done, even for the time it has been. This was very well done and the length of the video is perfect. Well done.
Just discovered you can do this with your pc connected to an xbox controller as well. Luckily I have a high quality cable lying around, and it completely eliminates feedback without needing an isolater. Thanks for the help, you're a lifesaver!
Today is the 02.03.24. looked for a way to get Xbox Audio on my Streaming pc. just tried it and it worked Great. Now i can Stream, Listen to dirscord on pc and have Xbox Audio at the Same time on the same Headsets. Just a info from me. Make sure your monitor volume is turned all the way up so an Audio signal is send to the pc. Thx a lot bre
yooo thanks bruh, currnetly have my switch plugged into my drawng tablet hdmi port, i thought i was at a complete loss because i did not have a headphone jack on my tablet, but then i remembered that the switch has one so YAYYYY thanks again for the tut : ]
For xbox users: Using xbox app you can stream audio and video to your PC. My one monitor is connected to xbox and another monitor to my PC. My headphones are connected to PC and it is also streaming my xbox. That way I can hear my PC audio and xbox audio on my PC while playin xbox on a different monitor
as an update if you are using a controller and have a wireless power pack you can remove the cable and run off the power pack and it seems to eliminate the buzz
Plug the 3.5mm cord into the blue input in the back of the pc instead, also make sure in your Speakers audio settings to have the rear blue port enabled
Idk why this isn't working for me but for me I didn't even need this. All I needed was my wireless headset that also has a 3.5 mm jack and I turned wireless mode on for pc audio and then plug in the jack to my controller and it plays both at the same time. Don't know if that's just a cool feature to my particular headset but it's actually really easy. My headset is the Corsair Virtuoso XT P.S. hope this helps someone with my particular setup
ive noticed yes in fact this works but the issue i run into is that my microphone is on my headset in which i listen through so i no longer can talk on discord or anything
If you're still reading and answering comments, can you explain why I can only listen to my microphone through the left audio channel, and not the right?
Tried this yesterday and I cant remember what I did, but it worked and I could even use my soundboard through my ps5 which was fun, but now I cant replicate it and I dont know what I have to do again.
Hey dude, on my PC it only worked when plugging into the mic input (pink circle). It won't work if it is Green or Blue. Just thought I'd let others reading the comments know.
I plugged mine into LINE IN because MIC has a grounding buzz. But when its in line in, after I restart my PC the sound goes out until I unplug then replug the cable back in... Kills me every time.
Doesn 't work for me until I start involving extra software (Voicemeeter Banana). I got a 27GL850 monitor which has a combined audio/mic AUX jack - if I understand the labelling correct, and simply putting it in any of the ports - be it line in or mic in - doesn't produce any sound. I have to use Voicemeeter for it to recognize all the cables and ports properly and produce sound.
I have a laptop which only has a headphones port so I had to buy a USB converter and this fixed that problem. However after fiddling around and getting the Xbox sound to come through my PC I ran into the static sound issue. Watched this video and found out I need a Ground Loop Isolator. Purchased one of them and installed it today but I still have a static sound coming through. It didn't get louder or quieter its still the same. Exhausted all efforts to try make this work but I can't. Any advice/help is greatly appreciated.
you didn't explain the ground loop isolator thoroughly. so it goes 3.5 mm audio cable (monitor headphone output) --> ground loop isolator --> mic/line in (motherboard input)?
I plugged the 3.5mm cable from my monitor into the microphone jack on the front of my pc since my headset takes up the headphones and microphone ports on the back of my pc. It worked, but there is still a lot of static, even with the ground loop isolator. Do you know how to fix this?
@@kevinconklin7525 have ur console set up to ur monitor like normal obviously then take an aux cord from ur monitor and im going to assume it'll have to go to the headphone jack (?) Ur also going to have to download voicemeter banana and set that up. I'll try to find the link for u.
@@JiggsHD yes my monitor does have a headphone jack. (And I bought an adapter that has the extra 2 jacks) I also downloaded voice meter so what do I do next
Yeah, I get sound connecting everything just as explained here through my headset from my PS5.. but when I have a 2 or 3 second sound delay... that is TERRIBLE! What point is buying all this stuff, the cords, the filter and perhaps a monitor with an audio out only to then have a 3 second sound delay while trying to play your game?!
Sooooo, say I want to hear my desktop audio, console audio, and also be able to use the Xbox Party function on the console … is there a way to do that with a single headset?
Will this allow the sound to be recorded when you're recording or streaming?? And will I be able to hear my playing partners and will they be able to hear me?
So I use a laptop, (not sure if my monitor has a headphone jack) but would this work if you put the 3.5mm cable straight from an elgato capture card to the into the laptop? I use a wireless headset, and I plug that into my laptop usb. I get game audio via obs but not game chat audio. I can unmute my controller and the people in (for example, my apex legends team) can hear me but I can’t hear them. If I’m playing with friends I use discord but some friends don’t have a PS5 and it would be nice if I could figure out a way to solve that issue. Thanks for any help or info you can provide.
youd want it in your pc, so that way you can hear your pc and console at the same time, if you plugged it into ur controller youd just hear the console
I'm so confused, so I plug an aux from my monitor to my pc mic jack and then what do i do with my headset. I have artic 7s so i normally just use them as bluetooth on my pc. pls help lol
If you use a artic 7 then use the cord that it comes with to plug it into your headset and the wireless adapter make sure the adapter is plugged into your pc. Then plug the aux into the input in the back of the adapter. The other end of the adopter is going to plug into your controller and it shouldn’t worked. It worked for me but the sound from my Xbox was really quite so before I logged in I went to audio and turn the game all the way up and I could her my Xbox and pc
@@hescalledthestig7646 I'm probably going to buy the arctis 7 2019 edition (from steelseries), do you happen to know if i can use the wireless transmitter that works via usb and plug in my 3,5mm aux cable from my xbox monitor, while using the output on the transmitter to plug in my stereo speakers with 3,5mm jack? I can't find an answer on the internet so you help is greatly appreciated :)
When you say 3.5mm cable, Is it double ended? I've been trying for EVER to get this worked out. If you could put a link to the cable YOU used, that would be great. Thx..
How do you do this using a laptop which only has one headphone jack? Audio for both devices works but people can’t hear the mic in parties which deems it useless if you want to play with friends...
are you getting sound out of both sides of your headphones or just one side? mines only coming through the left cup of my headphones. Im unsure if its my cable thats the issue.
Hi, I'm having issues where the audio only plays on the right side of my speakers/headset/etc. I'm using two aux cords with the isolator in the middle. Any help?
I have a laptop with one jack but I recently bought an adapter with the 2 extra jacks but when I plug in the aux cord nothing shows up in my control panel and I can’t hear my console. Can you help please
So I got it to work finally doing a lot of other stuff butttt......when I play the Xbox and in discord on my pc. How come my Xbox volume is so low I can’t fix it!!
Can I do this but instead of using AUX, HDMI? My new monitor has a very bad headphone jack, and I was thinking about using an HDMI Audio extractor to get the audio from the console to the PC.
Yes, if you can use an extractor to get the audio from the HDMI going into your monitor, you should be able to use this method. Although I don’t know how it would have to be set up in your audio devices on windows.
@@TheDanShow Can I just put the jack from the extractor to the line in jack of the pc? So instead of getting the audio source from the monitor it’s from the extractor.
Is this compatible with a PS4 as well as Xbox? I wear a wireless headset for my PS4 and I have a separate mic I can run through my pc. But I wanted to make sure ps4 was compatible since “Microsoft” and all.
I made the connection with the 3.5mm jack from the monitor where the Xbox One is connected to the pc in the microphone port, as the video indicates, with the option to "listen", but I only listen to static, nothing from the game ) :
@@TheDanShow My monitor is an Asus VP228H, which has a PC Audio Input: 3.5mm Mini-Jack, connect some headsets directly to the jack, but there was no sound. ):
the audio from my xbox only goes through one ear in my headphones, and I still get a very loud hiss even though I'm using a ground loop isolator. Can anyone help?
thank you for this, but i have one problem: I want to listen to PC audio, xbox audio AND use game chat. I think I have it figured out though, but i need a ground loop isolator with a 3.5mm jack with the 3rd ring for a mic. I can't find one anywhere, am i out of luck?
Ok so I have a Turtle Beach Stealth 700. I did everything in the video, but I don't know where to plug in my USB for my Turtle Beach. Can you please help me? Edit: i also have a elgato HD60S
I have my headphone plugged in to my laptop via usb but the sound coming from my console is horrible and staticky. I’ve also switched from usb to just the headphone jack and the sound is still horrible and low quality. I know the ground loop isolator will remove the static sound but can it fix the audio?
Can anyone help?! What should I do, I have the Arctis 7p wireless headset but I want to hear my xbox audio while using my pc (headset is connected wirelessly to the pc via USB "C" dongle) and I want to do this while using my headset connected wirelessly ( I don't want to connect any cables to my headset to use it wired, I want to use it wirelessly the whole time.) Any suggestions??
This does not work at all. -_- Tried it and went through all my sound devices and no ps4 audio or testing was heard. It doesn't even make sense that it would work to begin with so I was pretty optional about this
back when I had one monitor this worked fine, however, I have now upgraded to a two monitor set up and whenever I switch to the HDMI input for my console I hear the little deactivation noise as if you unplugged a device from the computer and now I cant hear the console audio.
So I got the external audio card for my laptop (windows). I can now hear my computer and xbox on my headset, but my friends wont hear my mic or hear what the xbox is playing. I have the monitor connected to the microphone input on the sound card, then my headset to the headset input. I guess that's where the microphone gets lost? Any help please?
You can use the Xbox game bar app to go into xbox party's on pc, this is the only way to use your mic because it's connexted to your pc and not to you xbox.
So can I use my blue yeti microphone at the same time doing this because I’m plugging the aux from the monitor into the microphone port on my pc will I still be able to have my mic and sound both work as input devices?
If you have enough input’s for the two “microphone” devices, yes. If not, you can buy external jacks called a 2 to 1 where you have 2 fable mic inputs converging into one male jack.
so i just want this to hear a podcast/ yt videos without 2 headphones. Can talk with my friend on ps4 using this? bec they are not on the pc but on ps4?
I realize this video is kind of old and I’m going out in a limb asking. But I have a unique situation. I have a ps4 slim so no optical output. I know I’d need an hdmi audio extractor. But how would set up a mixer with my ps4 and my phone so I can hear discord and game audio at the same time without audio lag.
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Hey man, I’m praying that this works for me. Currently at work, but if it works when I get home you sir will be awarded the finest of gold medals 🎖 (Edit: Here's your medal sir....it freaking worked! 🎖🎖🎖)
Glad to hear it!! Thank you for my medal, I will cherish it forever.
@@TheDanShow 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@@TheDanShow do you still cherish it?
After spending FOREVER trying to find a way to get it to work .. this finally worked. Thank you SO much. I must mention though that I had to switch it up and plug it into the MIC audio instead of the headphone jack which is what you said in the video. I would make some kind of annotation on the video or correction so that people know. Thanks again! :)
Edit: This is for the Nintendo Switch btw. :)
Thanks for the info! I’m surprised that you’d have to plug into the mic jack on your monitor, as that’s usually strictly an input, but if it works it works!
thanks so much for this comprehensive, straight to the point tutorial! i recently purchased a switch and wanted to talk to my friends on discord while playing the switch docked on my primary monitor, was able to with no trouble thanks to you!
For me it didnt work at first (and if it doesnt for you either, read this)
1. Rightclick on the sound thing at the right of your Taskbar
2. Click "Sounds"
3. Find the device (for me its named "Microphone")
4. Rightclick on it and select "Properties"
5. Make sure that the device is activated (in the General Tab)
6. Go to the "Listen" Tab (should be the one next to General) and make sure "Using this device as a playback source" is checked
7. (optional) Go to the "Levels" Tab and put the boosting on +10 dB (for me this fixed the background noise)
(I am on Windows 10)
Hope it helped :)
i dont have the listen tab for some reason
to get rid of the static just go to enhancments in the device properties and turn on noise suppession
dudeee u are my fucking hero
bro i am so stupid, where do i find device properties, ive been looking for 20 minutes.
@@BirchPlanks search for your device in the device manager which you can find in the control panel or through cortana
I dont see noise suppression in enhancements. @Ghali Charif
@@ghalicharif3204 help?
I thought the previous version of the video was actually well done, even for the time it has been. This was very well done and the length of the video is perfect. Well done.
Thanks man! I appreciate it :)
so hyped the old cods are revived, appreciate the help also man!
Just discovered you can do this with your pc connected to an xbox controller as well. Luckily I have a high quality cable lying around, and it completely eliminates feedback without needing an isolater. Thanks for the help, you're a lifesaver!
Today is the 02.03.24. looked for a way to get Xbox Audio on my Streaming pc. just tried it and it worked Great. Now i can Stream, Listen to dirscord on pc and have Xbox Audio at the Same time on the same Headsets. Just a info from me. Make sure your monitor volume is turned all the way up so an Audio signal is send to the pc. Thx a lot bre
omg this is so revolutionary, thank you so much
Glad I could help!
I'm gonna invent a headphone jack splitter that takes both audio from (for example) your xbox and ps4 and puts them into 1 pair of headphones.
I would invest into that!
I'll buy it
Update?
Thank you so much for this. This is a game changer.
yooo thanks bruh, currnetly have my switch plugged into my drawng tablet hdmi port, i thought i was at a complete loss because i did not have a headphone jack on my tablet, but then i remembered that the switch has one so YAYYYY thanks again for the tut : ]
My monitor doesn't have aux, but I do have an elgato with a chat link. Would this work ?
For xbox users:
Using xbox app you can stream audio and video to your PC.
My one monitor is connected to xbox and another monitor to my PC.
My headphones are connected to PC and it is also streaming my xbox. That way I can hear my PC audio and xbox audio on my PC while playin xbox on a different monitor
Is there any sound delay?
@@Jason-ru3yz If both PC and Xbox are connected to the same network usually no delay
@@EIKA. thanks for quick response I'll try it out
as an update if you are using a controller and have a wireless power pack you can remove the cable and run off the power pack and it seems to eliminate the buzz
dude, you're the man! thank you!
YOOO brooo thank you for real. Really did help alot!!
This is still helpful today thanks
Plug the 3.5mm cord into the blue input in the back of the pc instead, also make sure in your Speakers audio settings to have the rear blue port enabled
if ur on ps4 can you plug it in the controller?
DUDE!! You're a life saver! thank you SO much!
how do you enable it?
never mind i tinkered with it and found it thanks bro! GREAT FUCKING TIP TO PUT IT IN THE BLUE INPUT
Idk why this isn't working for me but for me I didn't even need this. All I needed was my wireless headset that also has a 3.5 mm jack and I turned wireless mode on for pc audio and then plug in the jack to my controller and it plays both at the same time. Don't know if that's just a cool feature to my particular headset but it's actually really easy. My headset is the Corsair Virtuoso XT
P.S. hope this helps someone with my particular setup
Thanks. All the info cut down to 420. That's what I need. tyty
Like to skip the bs haha. Glad you liked it!
ive noticed yes in fact this works but the issue i run into is that my microphone is on my headset in which i listen through so i no longer can talk on discord or anything
Get a usb mic for your pc, problem fixed.
@@sweloh i have one it still doesnt work
@@Metzxz oh that’s good to know, I was gonna buy this
you could plug the 3.5 mm aux in your controller, in case you do not have a slot on your monitor
Lifesaver
thank you tried to set this up myself and was getting feedback and buzzing just ordered a noise isolator
If you're still reading and answering comments, can you explain why I can only listen to my microphone through the left audio channel, and not the right?
Tried this yesterday and I cant remember what I did, but it worked and I could even use my soundboard through my ps5 which was fun, but now I cant replicate it and I dont know what I have to do again.
Ever helpful thank
Hey dude, on my PC it only worked when plugging into the mic input (pink circle). It won't work if it is Green or Blue. Just thought I'd let others reading the comments know.
I plugged mine into LINE IN because MIC has a grounding buzz.
But when its in line in, after I restart my PC the sound goes out until I unplug then replug the cable back in... Kills me every time.
very helpful tutorial!
Any advice for how to do this, but also talk in a party without feedback while being able to hear both audios?
It worked but I can only hear my ps5 audio when I’m on the hdmi the ps5 uses. So if I switch to DP to look at pc screen ps5 audio stops
Doesn 't work for me until I start involving extra software (Voicemeeter Banana). I got a 27GL850 monitor which has a combined audio/mic AUX jack - if I understand the labelling correct, and simply putting it in any of the ports - be it line in or mic in - doesn't produce any sound. I have to use Voicemeeter for it to recognize all the cables and ports properly and produce sound.
I have a laptop which only has a headphones port so I had to buy a USB converter and this fixed that problem. However after fiddling around and getting the Xbox sound to come through my PC I ran into the static sound issue. Watched this video and found out I need a Ground Loop Isolator. Purchased one of them and installed it today but I still have a static sound coming through. It didn't get louder or quieter its still the same. Exhausted all efforts to try make this work but I can't. Any advice/help is greatly appreciated.
Did you get rid of the static and what converter did you buy?
you didn't explain the ground loop isolator thoroughly. so it goes 3.5 mm audio cable (monitor headphone output) --> ground loop isolator --> mic/line in (motherboard input)?
The isolator goes in line with the audio cable from your monitor to your PC
lets go! thank you
Thank you. I am going to try this Dylan. I tried the remote play but the audio is lagging. I can't play it. I'll leave you a feedback if it works.
Ok but now how do i talk on cbox party if the headset is connected to the pc?
I plugged the 3.5mm cable from my monitor into the microphone jack on the front of my pc since my headset takes up the headphones and microphone ports on the back of my pc. It worked, but there is still a lot of static, even with the ground loop isolator. Do you know how to fix this?
same, really hoping someone finds an answer
@@TheRainbowBroX same here
You did plug on green thats is for headphones, instead of pink witch is for microphone. Now I'm confused.
This does not work for me. I had to download a thirdparty program called voicemeter banana in order for all this to work.
@@RevohYT the way I have it set up is really easy so
@@JiggsHD how do I do it on a laptop
@@kevinconklin7525 have ur console set up to ur monitor like normal obviously then take an aux cord from ur monitor and im going to assume it'll have to go to the headphone jack (?) Ur also going to have to download voicemeter banana and set that up. I'll try to find the link for u.
@@JiggsHD yes my monitor does have a headphone jack. (And I bought an adapter that has the extra 2 jacks) I also downloaded voice meter so what do I do next
@@kevinconklin7525 did u get the link I posted? It shows u the settings
If my gaming laptop doesn’t have a mic input can I use a 3.5mm to USB adapter and the method still work?
Yeah, I get sound connecting everything just as explained here through my headset from my PS5.. but when I have a 2 or 3 second sound delay... that is TERRIBLE! What point is buying all this stuff, the cords, the filter and perhaps a monitor with an audio out only to then have a 3 second sound delay while trying to play your game?!
I’ve never heard of this problem but that’s certainly not good. I’m really not sure what the problem would be. Possibly your sound card in your PC?
Sooooo, say I want to hear my desktop audio, console audio, and also be able to use the Xbox Party function on the console … is there a way to do that with a single headset?
Even with the ground loop isolator i still get some unwanted feedback
Do you plug the ground loop isolator into the headphone jack or the microphone jack?
hey man can you use it with laptop ?
Definitely, should work as normal!
@@TheDanShow yo if im using an elgato game capture it should work the same yea?
Does it work with macbooks?
How do u do it on laptop?
I'm having Issues with this on PS3. All Audio devices for it are gone. Can only get screen no audio, trying new headsets doesn't work.
Will this allow the sound to be recorded when you're recording or streaming?? And will I be able to hear my playing partners and will they be able to hear me?
So I use a laptop, (not sure if my monitor has a headphone jack) but would this work if you put the 3.5mm cable straight from an elgato capture card to the into the laptop? I use a wireless headset, and I plug that into my laptop usb. I get game audio via obs but not game chat audio. I can unmute my controller and the people in (for example, my apex legends team) can hear me but I can’t hear them. If I’m playing with friends I use discord but some friends don’t have a PS5 and it would be nice if I could figure out a way to solve that issue. Thanks for any help or info you can provide.
this is awesome but i keep hearing white noise along with the console audio
After u plug the 2 cable in one into your tv one into your pc when does my headphones jack go in my pc or controller?
I have the same question
youd want it in your pc, so that way you can hear your pc and console at the same time, if you plugged it into ur controller youd just hear the console
I can hear my PS5 games, but I cannot hear any game chat and I cannot speak in game?
instead of making it run through your moniitor , make it go through your controller
does that actually work?
i love you will all my heart thank you and may god bless you
Done everything correct and all I hear is static, no volume from my Xbox at all. Please help?
I’m gonna say one thing. “Hdmi Audio Extractor”. Thank me later, forget all of this.
how do you use it?
now how can i connect a usb microphone to both pc and console?
I'm so confused, so I plug an aux from my monitor to my pc mic jack and then what do i do with my headset. I have artic 7s so i normally just use them as bluetooth on my pc. pls help lol
If you use a artic 7 then use the cord that it comes with to plug it into your headset and the wireless adapter make sure the adapter is plugged into your pc. Then plug the aux into the input in the back of the adapter. The other end of the adopter is going to plug into your controller and it shouldn’t worked. It worked for me but the sound from my Xbox was really quite so before I logged in I went to audio and turn the game all the way up and I could her my Xbox and pc
I miss spelt aux cord you plug the other end of the aux cord into your controller
@@hescalledthestig7646 I'm probably going to buy the arctis 7 2019 edition (from steelseries), do you happen to know if i can use the wireless transmitter that works via usb and plug in my 3,5mm aux cable from my xbox monitor, while using the output on the transmitter to plug in my stereo speakers with 3,5mm jack? I can't find an answer on the internet so you help is greatly appreciated :)
Does this allow you to still chat with your team even if you’re not plugged into your controller?
use the xbox companion app
When you say 3.5mm cable, Is it double ended? I've been trying for EVER to get this worked out. If you could put a link to the cable YOU used, that would be great. Thx..
How do you do this using a laptop which only has one headphone jack? Audio for both devices works but people can’t hear the mic in parties which deems it useless if you want to play with friends...
are you getting sound out of both sides of your headphones or just one side? mines only coming through the left cup of my headphones. Im unsure if its my cable thats the issue.
Is there a way to this with only one 3.5mm jack in your computer? I have a mac mini m1
Hi, I'm having issues where the audio only plays on the right side of my speakers/headset/etc.
I'm using two aux cords with the isolator in the middle. Any help?
I have a laptop with one jack but I recently bought an adapter with the 2 extra jacks but when I plug in the aux cord nothing shows up in my control panel and I can’t hear my console. Can you help please
So I got it to work finally doing a lot of other stuff butttt......when I play the Xbox and in discord on my pc. How come my Xbox volume is so low I can’t fix it!!
Can I do this but instead of using AUX, HDMI? My new monitor has a very bad headphone jack, and I was thinking about using an HDMI Audio extractor to get the audio from the console to the PC.
Yes, if you can use an extractor to get the audio from the HDMI going into your monitor, you should be able to use this method. Although I don’t know how it would have to be set up in your audio devices on windows.
@@TheDanShow Can I just put the jack from the extractor to the line in jack of the pc? So instead of getting the audio source from the monitor it’s from the extractor.
So this will work if I'm trying to hear sound from my pc and ps4 and im using a tv for my ps4 and monitor for my pc
Yep, it’ll work perfect for that.
Is this compatible with a PS4 as well as Xbox? I wear a wireless headset for my PS4 and I have a separate mic I can run through my pc. But I wanted to make sure ps4 was compatible since “Microsoft” and all.
I made the connection with the 3.5mm jack from the monitor where the Xbox One is connected to the pc in the microphone port, as the video indicates, with the option to "listen", but I only listen to static, nothing from the game ) :
Try plugging in a pair of headphones to the monitor and make sure you can hear with that. If not, the monitor is the issue
@@TheDanShow My monitor is an Asus VP228H, which has a PC Audio Input: 3.5mm Mini-Jack, connect some headsets directly to the jack, but there was no sound. ):
@@sabdrigo24 hmm. Make sure the audio isn’t muted in your monitor settings as well
If you’re streaming using obs, would your game audio be coming from your desktop audio or your capture device?
Desktop audio should work
Outlet thanks 😊
If you are using a desk mic with console with this setup do you need a double mic splitter ? If you do is there such thing ?
Assuming you will need to have your PC on everytime you want to hear your console audio ?
As far as I’m concerned, yes
If you have gonxlr ?
the audio from my xbox only goes through one ear in my headphones, and I still get a very loud hiss even though I'm using a ground loop isolator. Can anyone help?
thank you for this, but i have one problem: I want to listen to PC audio, xbox audio AND use game chat. I think I have it figured out though, but i need a ground loop isolator with a 3.5mm jack with the 3rd ring for a mic. I can't find one anywhere, am i out of luck?
Ok so I have a Turtle Beach Stealth 700. I did everything in the video, but I don't know where to plug in my USB for my Turtle Beach. Can you please help me?
Edit: i also have a elgato HD60S
Does this work on a Laptop somehow?
Mine worked than quickly stopped working and it says the ps5 line is not plugged I
Can you still talk through your headset if you do this or do you need to have a separate microphone?
I think you will need a separate microphone for the pc.
I enabled all of them and still can't hear my PS4 :(
I have my headphone plugged in to my laptop via usb but the sound coming from my console is horrible and staticky. I’ve also switched from usb to just the headphone jack and the sound is still horrible and low quality. I know the ground loop isolator will remove the static sound but can it fix the audio?
Probably
How did u make it work with a laptop? Please respond
Can anyone help?! What should I do, I have the Arctis 7p wireless headset but I want to hear my xbox audio while using my pc (headset is connected wirelessly to the pc via USB "C" dongle) and I want to do this while using my headset connected wirelessly ( I don't want to connect any cables to my headset to use it wired, I want to use it wirelessly the whole time.) Any suggestions??
What happens if you dont have a PC?
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i have the ground loop isolation and i still hear the static, any other options ?
I would try messing around with the 3.5mm cable you have, or possibly trying another one.
same
Question can can you hear both a discord call and a PS4 party at the same time and could you talk to both your PS4 party and the discord??
You would need a microphone that would work on your PS4 and PC. Not sure how PS4 connect their microphones
CAN YOU TALK TO YOUR XBOX PARTY CHAT USING THIS METHOD?
You would need an external mic that hooks up to your Xbox
Im using this for a ps5, but it doesn't seem to work. I have no disabled devices either.
This does not work at all. -_- Tried it and went through all my sound devices and no ps4 audio or testing was heard. It doesn't even make sense that it would work to begin with so I was pretty optional about this
You need to go to sound options on your PlayStation and change the output to TV for it to work. By default it’s set to controller I think
back when I had one monitor this worked fine, however, I have now upgraded to a two monitor set up and whenever I switch to the HDMI input for my console I hear the little deactivation noise as if you unplugged a device from the computer and now I cant hear the console audio.
have you been able to fix that?
which aux cable should I use
So I got the external audio card for my laptop (windows). I can now hear my computer and xbox on my headset, but my friends wont hear my mic or hear what the xbox is playing. I have the monitor connected to the microphone input on the sound card, then my headset to the headset input. I guess that's where the microphone gets lost? Any help please?
You can use the Xbox game bar app to go into xbox party's on pc, this is the only way to use your mic because it's connexted to your pc and not to you xbox.
Doesn’t work on laptop
I can hear discord and my switch but my mic wont work! HELP!
I purchased the ground loop isolator and I am currently using it however I'm still hearing static noise in my headphones is there any solution?
Make sure your console, PC, and monitor are plugged into the same outlet if possible. This should help.
So can I use my blue yeti microphone at the same time doing this because I’m plugging the aux from the monitor into the microphone port on my pc will I still be able to have my mic and sound both work as input devices?
If you have enough input’s for the two “microphone” devices, yes. If not, you can buy external jacks called a 2 to 1 where you have 2 fable mic inputs converging into one male jack.
so i just want this to hear a podcast/ yt videos without 2 headphones. Can talk with my friend on ps4 using this? bec they are not on the pc but on ps4?
@@RevohYT thank you alredy did btw
This works when I plug my aux cable into the blue jack in the back of my pc but only get sound out of my left ear does anyone know why?
I realize this video is kind of old and I’m going out in a limb asking. But I have a unique situation. I have a ps4 slim so no optical output. I know I’d need an hdmi audio extractor. But how would set up a mixer with my ps4 and my phone so I can hear discord and game audio at the same time without audio lag.
Do u do this will ur pc hear wat ur headset mic hears?