- May 18, 2013
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I'm not sure if this is even possible but...
I was wondering if there was some way that I could get the wireless headset that I was using for my computer to pickup the sound and redirect it to a port on my computer. Then connects to a wire, that ultimately connects to my Xbox One controller adapter.
Basically I use a bunch of switchers to my computer to allow whatever device is plugged in to have the audio be picked up on my computer as well as display on the right display. So I pretty much wanted the audio from my headset to redirect to my controller because having two headsets on can be annoying (one for hearing computer+device and the other for xbox live party chat). The idea being having the stereo port (or anything similar) run audio to the controller adapter, but just the mic sound (so that I don't hear the sound of the mic I'm currently talking into).
It's a complicated setup, but I was wondering if I could manage to do this. Using Hardware or Software to redirect the Sound being picked up from the wireless headset to output to a wire. Could using a USB to Audio adapter work, if I setup a program to redirect the sound through that port?
Will it work if I make it Listen in to that Microphone and output it through the Stereo port? Since I'm listening to the Devices on my USB Output.
Not sure why this is posed in the Windows Vista category though. I used the Ask Community forum and it auto posted it here.
I was wondering if there was some way that I could get the wireless headset that I was using for my computer to pickup the sound and redirect it to a port on my computer. Then connects to a wire, that ultimately connects to my Xbox One controller adapter.
Basically I use a bunch of switchers to my computer to allow whatever device is plugged in to have the audio be picked up on my computer as well as display on the right display. So I pretty much wanted the audio from my headset to redirect to my controller because having two headsets on can be annoying (one for hearing computer+device and the other for xbox live party chat). The idea being having the stereo port (or anything similar) run audio to the controller adapter, but just the mic sound (so that I don't hear the sound of the mic I'm currently talking into).
It's a complicated setup, but I was wondering if I could manage to do this. Using Hardware or Software to redirect the Sound being picked up from the wireless headset to output to a wire. Could using a USB to Audio adapter work, if I setup a program to redirect the sound through that port?
Will it work if I make it Listen in to that Microphone and output it through the Stereo port? Since I'm listening to the Devices on my USB Output.
Not sure why this is posed in the Windows Vista category though. I used the Ask Community forum and it auto posted it here.
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