- Feb 6, 2018
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After doing research, I found the only way I can use my Bose in-ear headset with my computer was to buy a 4 pin to 2x 3 pin splitter. Now, the Bose headset is a 4-pole headset with a mic that has 3 buttons (apple style.) My desktop has separate audio/mic jacks, which I plugged the appropriate male jacks into.
These are my headphones.
This is the splitter I bought.
The main issue seems to be that the desktop will pick up that I have a microphone plugged in, however the only input it detects from the microphone is when one of the buttons on the headset is pressed, but it only detects the button--it doesn't even treat it as a mute/unmute function. Is there any solution to this with the current setup, or do I need to procure another set of headphones?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
These are my headphones.
This is the splitter I bought.
The main issue seems to be that the desktop will pick up that I have a microphone plugged in, however the only input it detects from the microphone is when one of the buttons on the headset is pressed, but it only detects the button--it doesn't even treat it as a mute/unmute function. Is there any solution to this with the current setup, or do I need to procure another set of headphones?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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