Xbox one audio jack

they are the same as the standard xbox one s controllers, so with pc you can use via bluetooth(audio through headphone jack not supported)

or wired(supports audio via headphone jack)

Hey SeanTheKing87,

If your Xbox 360 and TV are connected via HDMI, the headset's RCA splitter cable (included) will need to be connected to 'AUDIO OUT' jacks on the back of your TV.

Not all TV's have AUDIO OUT jacks. You may check the specifications of your TV online or in the manual to determine if it has stereo AUDIO OUT. Alternatively, you may connect the headset directly to a headphone jack on your TV if it has one.

If your TV does not have AUDIO OUT jacks or a headphone jack, you will need the Ear Force Xbox 360 Audio Adapter Cable.

Good Luck!

Your friend,

Soviet

Hey Joe,

When it comes to headset troubleshooting there are a number of things to try to narrow down the issue to the headset or the controller. Does your headset connecting using an audio jack or through a headset adapter?

With the introduction of the 3.5 mm headphone jack on the Xbox controllers, you are able to virtually connect mostly any headset but some may not be compatible due to the

audio jack standards.

If the headset cuts out periodically then it may be due to the audio jack not being the right standard or the audio jack port in the controller is not functioning properly.

To troubleshoot your Xbox I recommend to
power cycle the unit.

The Afterglow Wireless headphones DO WORK on the Xbox one. If you use the HDMI port to hook your Xbox One up to the TV, you must use the "Audio Out" jack on your television. The red and white audio jacks can unplug from the USB Afterglow transmitter by
just pulling in the middle. Hook that headphone jack into the "audio out" or "headphone" jack on your television. Sound should play through your Afterglow headphones then. Make sure no other wires are hooked to your Afterglow headphones.

To recap, you will hook your USB transmitter (the blue glowing thingie with the red and white audio jack) into ANY USB port. I have mine hooked to a laptop since it doesn't reach the USB port on the back of my Xbox One (you only need to get power to the
transmitter). Then, make sure your tranmitter is hooked to the TV. Because the Xbox One uses HDMI, you must put the red and white AV connections in the "Audio Out" jacks OR, just unplug the "red and white" AV connection extender, and hook the normal headphone
jack directly into the "auido out" or "headphone" jack on your TV.

The Afterglow Wireless headphones DO WORK on the Xbox one. If you use the HDMI port to hook your Xbox One up to the TV, you must use the "Audio Out" jack on your television. The red and white audio jacks can unplug from the USB Afterglow transmitter by
just pulling in the middle. Hook that headphone jack into the "audio out" or "headphone" jack on your television. Sound should play through your Afterglow headphones then. Make sure no other wires are hooked to your Afterglow headphones.

To recap, you will hook your USB transmitter (the blue glowing thingie with the red and white audio jack) into ANY USB port. I have mine hooked to a laptop since it doesn't reach the USB port on the back of my Xbox One (you only need to get power to the
transmitter). Then, make sure your tranmitter is hooked to the TV. Because the Xbox One uses HDMI, you must put the red and white AV connections in the "Audio Out" jacks OR, just unplug the "red and white" AV connection extender, and hook the normal headphone
jack directly into the "auido out" or "headphone" jack on your TV.