Xbox One Adapter Issue

Hi, I'm currently having a issue with my xbox one mic adapter that is causing people in the game to sound like they are in slow motion. It goes away as soon as i remove the adapter. The adapter also makes my mic & controller not work properly some times
which makes me have to power cycle my console for it to work again. Anyone else have this issue ?

I'm not 100% sure if its the adapter or the game itself (COD: Advanced Warfare) but im just gonna post about it here and in the activision forums.

:)

 

XBOX one Power adapter issue

Hi All,

Unknowingly I have used my XBox One adapter 110V (bought from US) in 220V (in Indian) socket but with the travel adapter. While switching on my home's power circuit was cut automatically. I want to know is my Xbox one adapter is
safe or its gone. It was connected to my Xbox console as well. Is my console also damaged.

Please help resolve my query.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

BS

 

XBOX one Power adapter issue

More than likely the fuse inside the power brick will have blown which will have also tripped your homes circuit.

I doubt that your console itself is damaged as its the power bricks job to protect it.

 

Hi there SS KaRiZMA,

Is this an xbox stereo adapter or the default chat headset that comes with the Xbox?

If its an stereo adapter, please share what mic/headset is being plugged in. Make / Model#.

 

Thanks for the reply.

It is a xbox stereo adapter and im using the Astro A40 with mix amp.

 

Hmmm. I've read about mic problems but not slow motion problems.

I also ran across this which mentions a type of update that I'm unfamiliar with as I don't own these headphones.

Here is the link:
www.polygon.com/.../xbox-one-headset-adapter-chat-audio-issues-microsoft-investigating

Do you think that your headphones also need the latest firmware?

 

I'm not sure if this works for your headphones -
www.astrogaming.com/.../firmware.html

The two suggestions I see are updating both the controller while the stereo adapter and headphones are in as well as the mixAmp.

From there, I've not heard or seen a slow motion sound.

I will suggest that you verify that the batteries in the controller are strong enough.

Strong as in mah and volts.

 

After looking a little harder I see this -
forums.astrogaming.com/index.php

One of the replies to the slow motion issue suggests using the Xbox stereo adapter (updated)

Please the forum link entirely as there are specifics in the reply of how to use this correctly. It's good that you already have the Xbox stereo adapter ...let us know if this fixes the issue. If so please mark this reply as the answer

I'm suggesting this as my answer.

 

Wow thanks for all the work you put in to help me find out the problem. I see that its actually the game that is causing this issue. I guess theres nothing to do except wait for an update from sledge hammer.

once again thanks for your help.