This makes it incredibly hard to speak, and it is not suitable for broadcasting. The problem is that when this setting is on, there is a feedback delay, so you hear yourself speak slightly after you said it. I can hear the other person and they can hear me. If we go into settings, then to recording devices, and then turn on the setting 'listen to this device,' the headsets are able to communicate with each other. See if you can narrow down the problem to one headset/mic or the other.

If you are not familar with the connectivity i.e., TS, TRS, TRRS (T= Tip, S = Sleeve, R = Ring) google and look for images of the pins/ports and wiring involved. Look for signs of damage: scratch, dents, bent. Try them again independently and add some gently twisting and bending around the connection points.Īlso take a close look that the 3.5mm (1/8') male pins. Seemed as if there was nothing there but then after about 20 seconds another window opened: 'Audio Control Panel'.Īnother set of configuration options.ĭoes each headset/mic set work independently? You noted that both worked but if some intermittent connectivity lost is involved then perhaps one or other is not completely functional. Sound > Recording devices > Microphone (SB Audigy) > Properties > Sound Blaster > Settings. However, you should be able to experiment some as long as you keep notes on what you do in order to reverse some change if necessary. It does appear that you have been trying various configurations therein but I am not sure how deep you drilled in or what configuration variations you have tried.įound a variety of links online addressing similar configurations and problems. And also try changing 'Playback through this device' setting. Try turning the 'listen to this device' off.

Now you just have to rediscover what that configuration was.

Then was an update or some other change made that 'undid' that configuration. My current thought is that the dual setup originally worked because of some specific configuration. Verify that both headsets work independently and that the problem (feedback delay) does not occur on either one, seperately and with or without the splitter involved.

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