N
Norm
How do get a USB headset (digital) and my speakers, 5.1 to work at the same
time? The speakers are connected to the sound card.
time? The speakers are connected to the sound card.
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old jon
Do believe the earphone socket switches off speakers, when phones areNorm said:How do get a USB headset (digital) and my speakers, 5.1 to work at the
same time? The speakers are connected to the sound card.
plugged in.
bw..OJ
J
JAD
old jon said:Do believe the earphone socket switches off speakers, when phones are
plugged in.
bw..OJ
I was thinking that was what he was talking about but I wasn't sure if this
was a digital output problem. The headphones can be adjusted to be on with
the speakers from the 'audio headquarters' applet in the control panel.
C
Conor
Do believe the earphone socket switches off speakers, when phones are
plugged in.
...except they're USB headphones.
N
Norm
Thanks for the suggestion....I looked through Audio HQ but, didn't findJAD said:I was thinking that was what he was talking about but I wasn't sure if
this was a digital output problem. The headphones can be adjusted to be on
with the speakers from the 'audio headquarters' applet in the control
panel.
anything..sorry.
J
JAD
Norm said:Thanks for the suggestion....I looked through Audio HQ but, didn't find
anything..sorry.
there is no 'mute speakers when headphones are plugged in'?
have you updated the driver to the latest?
J
JAD
under audio headq - device controls - headphones?
N
Norm
under audio headq - device controls - headphones?
yes, there is a mute selection, howerver it doesn't do anything.....
yes drivers are current.....
again thanks for the trying...