Is it possible to play music via headset and game audio via the tv on my series s

My TB headset plays all audio via the headset. I can also hear people talking via the tv. I don't have the sound up on my tv and I use the Kinect to talk to friends. Works really well.

For xbox one controllers and xbox series controllers

by bluetooth if your pc has this (does not support audio passthrough so no headest support via controller).

by wire (this supports audio passthough for headsets via controller)

by purchasing the xbox wireless adapter for pc (this supports audio passthough for headsets via controller)

I was thinking of buying the Stereo Headset as it negates the extra cords required for game audio and power via USB but if the Headset drains batteries like nobody's business then that's possibly even worse.

try plugging your headset in via the jack without the adaptor if possible then the audio options should come up

A gaming headset such as the one you are using will not override the audio supplied via the HDMI cable to your TV regardless of what audio connection you are using for the headset.



Meaning, you can use the speakers on your tv while the headset is connected and even when they are both on. There should be no reason for you to have to unplug your headset in order to listen to your TV's built in speakers.



You should not be having any issues while using the HDMI out on your Xbox 360 to your TV to hear the audio on your TV while using your gaming headset connected via either the optical TOSlink connection on the back of your Xbox 360, using the Xbox 360 audio
adapter dongle or using the audio output that may be available on tv.



If you cannot hear any audio on your TV then you may had to look into the audio settings on your TV and see if you have disabled anything such as the speakers. Sometimes there are options where you can set the speakers to off so that only the audio output
connection is used. Refer to your TV's manual if you don't know where to look.



The other poster's suggestion to look into Preferences is ONLY for Xbox LIVE voice communication and NOT for game/system audio.



Good luck.