I have px3. I hooked it up where my game in sound on the transmitter is connected to my headphone Jack on TV. why do I need this cable??
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This cable is for PS4 connected from the audio jack of the PS4 controller to the TB PX4 headset to do online voice.
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This cable is connected between your Bluetooth PS handheld controller and your wireless Turtle Beach Ear Force headset. It does not connect to the TV or the console. It allows the mike on your headset to transmit through the controller to the console for game chat feature with other selected online team players. I have a PS4 console, and expect the same cable is compatible with the PS3, but would verify under specs for the cable.
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I thought you only needed it for ps4 to go from the controller to the headset for voice chat I didn't think you need it for ps3 I could be wrong tho
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i use an extigy external sound card to hook my optical-digital to hit plug in the 3 3.5mm jacks and it works fine on my ps3 i can also use the mic using a usb 7.1 external soundcard has it like 55cents- 2$ on amazon 10$ at most electronic store my ps3 reads it fine pops up c-media usb headphone set for input device and output device is set to system default device so ican hear thru my headphoone works quite well im using the HPA2 but i just ordered this today in all only cost me bout 130$ if you find a good price on soundcards
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Yes, it is the right device. But, your TV must have a way to get the music audio to the transmitter. TV must have either a headphone jack or audio output jacks.
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To get the apps to play out the receiver you need to run an audio signal from the tv to the receiver. The cable plays through the reciever because thats where the audio signal is generated. Since the tv apps sound is generated through the television it self you need too run an audio ouput from the tv to the reciever. I have mine hooked up this way. As far as the 3d goes I have no clue I only use the 3d with my ps3 and Iit automatically picks it up.
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You could get a SCART audio extractor that lets you input audio, or you could modify the cable to support audio. What console are you using?
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There should be a port on the TV designed for the optical adapter. The port will be round, like a headphone jack, which is why you need the adapter. Check your TV's manual for information on the optical output connection.
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If you don't have Optical Out on your PC, you cant connect the Mixer to the using Analog out, only through USB. Although it did have mini PL cable to connect MIC and Sound to (i don't know how it's called) mini PL with 4 wires, it didn't had the same cable to connect it to the Mixer.So basically another "Astro Console Cable" (even with out the mute Mic button) would be nice, if you don't have Optical Out.
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The black end goes into the TV headphone jack. At least that is what I did. No other cables needed. Pretty simple if you ask me.....
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The digital optical cable is used to hear the games sounds through the home theater speakers, if you have the extra speakers. You will need a receiver the accepts the optical cable. The HDMI cable carries the video of the game to the TV and it carries the audio to the TV speakers. It is your choice on whether you want to hear the game through the tv speakers using the HDMI cable or hearing the game through the receiver that powers your sub woofer and surround speakers. For video you will always need the HDMI cable.
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As long as your Tv has an audio output terminal you can use these headphones. Or the audio output from your cable box if you have one of those. The headphones will receive the signal from the transmitter.
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Scotterz is right. If you want to use this headphones, you need an IR transmitter. If your TV have IR transmitting feature, you can buy it.
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First of all, the following only describes what I did to make it work on my TV. It is NOT a direction, nor a recommendation. 1. Use a transformer (not included) of voltage needed (read user manual to find out power input needed, I think it is 12V) to supply power to transmitter (I just used black vinyl electrical tape to tape + to red and - to black). 2. Affix transmitter within line of sight at where headsets will be used. 3. Connect transmitter audio input to TV audio output. 4. Power on the transmitter and headsets. Voila!
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Umm.. Not quite sure what you mean. In my set up, this cord connects to my controller and headsets mic output. It's the part that allows others to hear me in chat. Everything I use is corded though. If you can transmit your voice in chat with out a cord connected to your controllers mic input, this cord isn't needed.
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As long as your TV has those 3 or 4 colored plugs to use somewhere (white, yellow, & red, sometimes also another color likely for a mic or something else), you can get a TV Audio Video Transmitter Receiver cable/wire (3 or 2 males to a female for your headphones) to attach to the headphones & TV. I've done that for years with my TV & headphones.
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Yes, it will connect to Phoenix Simulator with the cable. You can even buy this transmitter bundled together with the Phoenix Simulator.
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Regarding Sentry Wireless Headphones, I was never able to operate them successfully. Too much random static and random shifting from TV listening to a local FM station. After several weeks of experimentation and frustration, I gave up on them. I went back to Amazon and purchased a similar product called "myZones". The setup and operation were the same with the exception that these Wireless Headphones functioned properly, without static and without interference from local FM stations. Now for your question. The transmitter connects to my TV set through the RCA Audio Out connectors. In this situation, I am able to control both the TV volume and Headphone volume independently. However, I recently tried to set myZones up on my neighbors TV. Rather than RCA Audio Out connectors, they had a 3.5 jack labeled Head Phone. When I connected the transmitter using the appropriate adaptor, the normal TV sound shut off and I receive only sound transmitted wirelessly to the headphones. . Though I have not taken the time to research the situation, it appears the answer to your question may depend on the nature of the connector on your TV set. The Audio jack on the newer TV sets may anticipating the use of an external sound system to replace the TV's sound system. In this case a splitter may allow both the external sound system and the wireless headphones to be attached to the same jack.
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I used mine for a PS3 connection. It does not provide sound though and I had to use a different cable for that