Need help combining Xbox and pc audio into one headset.

Hello Allen S,

I'm Nilay and I'll be glad to answer your query today.

I found this link https://www.lucidsound.com/support-articles/tutorials/how-to-hear-audio-from-both-a-pc-and-console/ helpful and the suggestions too. Please check and see if it helps.

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If this is your headset - http://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/g430-7-1-surround-sound-gaming-headset/specs

Your headset won't work with Xbox. You have a PC headset.

The headset I found is a PC headset with a separate mic and line audio cable.

The mic and audio need to be together on one cable.

It looks like the G233 G933 G633 state specifically - Works with PC, Console, and Mobile devices

https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/gaming-headsets

Hey there EasyTarget197!

What you are experiencing is not game specific. Split screen audio for split screen games is not an available feature on the Xbox One. What this means is that all headsets playing a split screen game will receive combined audio.

Please let us know if there is anything else we can help with and we will be standing by.

Sorry, posted the incorrect link, original was to search results. Here is the correct link to the type of adapter, to avoid any confusion should the results change.

www.ebay.com/.../271305717850

Also if his problem is having a headset with 2 separate 3.5 mm plugs for the mic and speakers, the problem doesn't really lie in the xbox one headset adapter. It is made to take a single plug with combined mic/speaker channels like the old 360 headset and
many hands free headsets use.

To resolve that, he would just need an adapter like the one above to combine the 2 plugs into a single channel. I'm guessing by the way he described it, he has a PC headset that uses separate channels for a sound card.

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)