Audio popping sound from TV speaker and headphones

Could you please share more information about your audio setup?

Is your console connected to an audio receiver, or is it connected directly to the TV? Are you using an external soundbar, or the TV's built in speakers?

If you plug in headphones to your controller (if you have a newer controller with 3.5mm headphone jack), do you hear sound from the controller, if you go to the audio settings and use headphone sound?

The 360 is never "aware" of X41 headphones. The included USB power cable only provides power to the transmitter base.



The X41 headphones are plugged into either optical or analog audio out.



For mic support, there's a cable that goes from the headphones to the controller.



You'll get sound out of the TV if you don't turn the TV's speakers off. All audio outputs are active at all times on a 360.

I got them connected to tv, but when i connect microphone the speakers turn off, and i dont want to use headset

Your TV speakers turn off when you connect a microphone?

It might be, that you have set your audio settings to use headphone sound, whenever a headset is connected.

Go to the settings under Display and Sound, and turn off the option to have the sound output to the headphones.

Then you should be able to have a microphone connected to the controller, without the sound from the TV going out.

Ah I see. So if you're hearing things in 5.1 / 7.1 with no issues, but you're getting it with Stereo uncompressed that tells em that the center channel isn't popping up with Surround Sound. Does the issue happen when you just use Audio from your TV? Do you
have any other speakers you can test to see if it's the signal from the TV and not the speakers? Does your TV output any other devices to these speakers, and does it work ok? At least then you will know where the issue is (Sound from Xbox, Sound from TV to
Speakers, Speakers). If an update did this, then you may have to wait for another update to resolve it (if it resolves it). Stereo uncompressed is exactly that, an uncompressed stream of audio. So you shouldn't see issues packing and unpacking that you do
with encoded audio.

Hey Riot, to be absolutely clear, you're only getting sound from one speaker no matter if you're using headphones, your TV, etc? If so, have you tried a different audio cable for your console, to see if that makes any difference?