No audio out of Xbox One 3.5mm port

No audio on the Xbox One controller with the 3.5mm port using Beats headphones with the wireless Xbox One adapter on Windows 10. It actually doesn't work for any games on PC, but does work with the same
setup for my Xbox One. The controller is up to date and so is the pre-installed driver.

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Turtle Beach X12 with the Xbox one without the adapter?

Hi, I've used the Turtle Beach X12 headset for the xbox 360 and lately I've been thinking about using it for the xbox one. I've done my research and it turns out I needed the adapter, but then I realized I have the 2015 wireless controller with the 3.5mm
port, so then I thought, "I wouldn't need the adapter."

For those of you that don't know, the turtle beach X12 consists of a USB for power, and a green 3.5mm audio jack. There is also a 3.5mm pink audio jack for the mic but there is no need for that pink jack for the xbox.

So, I plugged the green 3.5mm audio jack into the port at the bottom of my controller, and plugged the USB into the xbox one. My audio didn't work. To verify that my audio was working and it was the headset that wasn't working, I plugged in earphones with
a similar 3.5mm audio jack (the earphones didn't have a USB for power), and the audio was coming out of the earphones fine.

My assumption of why it wasn't working is that the USB and the audio jack are plugged into different sources?

Does anyone know how I could hook up my headset to my xbox with buying the adapter or anything else? Is there a way around this with the 2015 wireless controller? Btw, I play on a monitor and it has no audio ports for my headset to plug in to.

 

So how are we meant to use speakers with the Xbox One?

Very few Speakers actually have optical, all mine are all analogue like RCA, 3.5mm or the coaxial spdif. My TVs only have optical out, no optical in ports and so there is no way to get the audio off the system...

I don't get why they'd make a system without at least having a 3.5mm jack port there.

HDMI audio is the worst, it has high latency and screw playing Rocksmith 3 (if it ever comes out) on an Xbox One because it'll have such high latency unless you're willing to invest loads into all new gear.

 

I have the same problem not finding any sound when connected wirelessly, although audio is active when connected through the micro-USB cable. I got the latest drivers on Windows 10 Creator Update.

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