How to setup Xbox One with a DVI/VGA monitor and audio with Turtle Beach x12s?

Hey guys!

I currently own an Xbox 360 that I play on a monitor and an Xbox One that i play on my TV.

I want to switch the 2 because i prefer to play games on my monitor as my personal preference.

Problem is that i only own a monitor with DVI and VGA inputs. I need to know what i need to do and/or buy in order to play my Xbox One on my monitor.

Also would need to know if im able to run the audio through my Turtle Beach x12s? I know i would need the xbox one chat adapter to use the mic part but what about the audio? (uses the red/white audio cables)

Any help would be appreciated!

-Carnag3

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Use Xbox 360S with DVI monitor

I have an LCD monitor that only has VGA and DVI inputs, and audio input. Is there a way to play my Xbox at 1080p on the monitor with audio? The monitor itself does have audio input via 3.5mm jack.

 

Capture Card Help

Alright folks, doozie of a problem here. Let me know if any of you can work it out.

I have an Xbox (obviously) that I'm trying to hook up to a cap card. Currently, my set up is simple. I have my Xbox hooked up to my computer monitor via VGA cable, with the audio being fed into my Turtle beach wireless headset.

Now, the cap card I have doesn't connect via VGA. It has HDMI, S-Video, and composite input/outputs. I purchased an HDMI cable, and an HDMI to VGA conversion cable. When I run the HDMI cable from the Xbox to the capcard, and the run the capcard to my
monitor via the HDMI-VGA conversion cable, everything is great. My display works, but I have no audio.

How do I get the audio back? I tried plugging in the composite cable cord into the back of my Xbox along with the HDMI cable, and then routed the audio from the capcard to my turtle beaches, but then the display disappeared (I did have audio in my headset,
however).

Anyone have any suggestions?

 

You should get a DVI-D to HDMI cable for xbox one and as for the headset you might have your x12's plugged into the headphone port on the tv and speak through kinnect (if you have one) or you can plug into the white and red rca output on the back of your
tv