#Headset playing sound through mic tv#

Type вЂњmanage audio devicesвЂќ in the search box and click вЂњManage audio devicesвЂќ in the results to open the Sound control panel. Find the microphone, also known as audio input or line-in, jack on your computer and plug your earphones in to the jack.

#Headset playing sound through mic tv#

If you can hear yourself in another users headset like an echo, it is usually down to the fact that the friend in question has his mic to close to the headphones, the headphones are too loud, he has chat still playing through his tv speakers and his tv sound is still on or to loud or the headset is not quite plugged in How do I get my headphones and mic to work at the same time? Why can I hear myself through my friends mic?

Go the the вЂњListenвЂќ tab, then check if вЂњListen to this deviceвЂќ is ticked.

Click Recording, then choose your mic > Click Properties.

Go to Hardware and Sound > Sound > Manage audio devices.

Play some music, you will see that now the sound goes to the microphone but you will not hear anything. Choose вЂњCABLE Output (VB- Audio Virtual Cable)вЂќ as Input. Choose вЂњCABLE Input (VB- Audio Virtual Cable)вЂќ as Output. Right-click on your audio icon in the task bar and choose вЂњOpen Sound settings вЂњ. This can cause a problem where the in- game audio is heard from the mic. Sound Settings: If in the sound settings the input device or the output device is selected as вЂњstereo mixвЂќ it prompts the output (your speakers) and the input (your microphone ) sounds to mix.

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If you have any further questions regarding the compatibility of headset microphones with our products, please contact our Technical Support Team. We would like to point out that our interfaces (like other standard audio interfaces) are designed to be used with standard dynamic/ condenser/ ribbon microphones that connect using XLR cables. We have had reports of this adapter working for customers, however, we cannot confirm the compatibility of any such adapters for mini microphones when used with our interfaces as we have not tested any adapters. We are aware that there are some 3.5mm female to XLR male adapters like this available on the market that step down 48 volts to around 5-10 volts, that the headset mics can make use of. Standard (condenser) microphones on the other hand require 48 volts of phantom power to operate, which is what our interfaces and all other standard audio interfaces with mic inputs provide. These headset mics that connect via TRS 1/4' jacks are primarily intended to be plugged into the 3.5mm mic inputs on computers and thus, have very low power requirements (normally around 5-10 volts). While 3.5mm headset microphones like theseВ can physically be plugged into the combi-XLR inputs on our interfaces, they have power requirements different to that of standard microphones that connect via XLR.