How to I add a 3.5mm hole to a Brook Universal USB fight stick

TripleTopper321 · May 20, 2020

Hello I know I have other than usual question that's not being answered an especially fight game website, but if I'm right a joystick I bought for the Xbox One does not have a 3.5 m m chat hole.

What are some ways in which I could both hear the game in Dolby Atmos headphones surround, talk to and listen to my opponents on Xbox Live,. And have the audio of both the game and my chat both in and out captured on a capture card for broadcasting the game
on a site either Twitch or Mixer.

Some pieces I have that may be combined include the following:

A Bluetooth headset that seems have a really fuzzy chat out feature.

A Bluetooth external receiver for plugging in audio sources

An Xbox One base model wireless controller (pre-S)

An Xbox One Kinect.

One of those 3.5 mm four-region Y connectors that on the other end have two 3.5 mm males. One of the ends is lime green the other is light pink.

because my chat is weak on my headphone and the battery is not as advertised I may get another Bluetooth headset that works better. I just need to know what my requirements are for Bluetooth headset to work with Xbox One S

by the way I also have some Xbox 360 fighting games that are not backwards compatible and would like to play them on a real 360 and my joystick supposedly works with a 360 too. I may need some sort of 3.5 to 2.5 converter. any particular one I'm looking
for?

:)

WUIJIBOBO

Only a small selection of wireless headsets work with the Xbox One family of consoles. I believe SteelSeries have produced one which comes with a USB dongle that works with the Xbox One (and other platforms like Android devices, and the Nintendo Switch),
LucidSound, Turtle Beach, and Astro also make wireless headsets that are compatible with the Xbox One family of consoles.

mozmoz2009

loved the books could not put them down they add a hole new level to the Gears Universe

MikeFort82

Wireless USB keyboard will just come with a USB stick you plug into the Xbox One which is how it talks to the keyboard. You should be fine, worst case scenario take the keyboard back to the store, but I doubt you'll have a problem as they're all pretty universal
at this point.

Meow x Poutine

Forgot to add. I was reading somewhere that if you don't have an official microsoft xbox harddrive that the game wouldn't work. Thats fine, but then how was it working before? I've been using the same USB stick. I've seen other people use a USB stick [not
an xbox usb stick, but just a regular usb stick] and they've had no issues. Xbox, why you hate me?

MerSauta

There could be a problem with the controller jack. Are you using the headset with the 3.5mm jack, sterieo adapter, or USB stick? Also, I would try using a different controller to see if the problem still presist.

How to I add a 3.5mm hole to a Brook Universal USB fight stick