XBOX ONE AUDIO SPLITTER PC
XBOX ONE AUDIO SPLITTER SERIES

It claims <1ms latency but it costs more than the Xbox Series X and only passes HDMI 2.1 VRR (not FreeSync).

The HDFury VRRoom is the only device that can extract HDMI audio and pass VRR. So for now given the broken game mode, we game up on Freesync/Game Mode for now and are enjoying some ATMOS movies. I would have been OK with a small amount of added latency, but losing VRR was the deal-breaker. (Working with Samsung support on that one). There also appears to be a random bug in their firmware relating to Game Mode where going in and out of Game Mode has a slight chance of reseting your Export Picture setting the Mode one came from/went too. Maybe there is a receiver out there that will eventually work, I have less optimism that Samsung will fix their eARC which seems slightly broken'ish anyway. A 2nd Mic to capture your voice for the recording with the Elgato Game Capture HD. Connect your 4 conductor 3.5mm plug from the headset to the adapter to the Headset Splitter to get separate microphone and headphone 3.5mm plugs. In other words as the xbox does not have a separate way to mix the signals of different elements and send them out to specific channels. These are sometimes known as a 'Headset Splitter'. It will however accept a transient to be broadcasted via your microphone to others headsets. The other 1/4 inch male is jacked into an adapter turning into. One generic end plugs directly into the DAC/AMP. Very frustration that everything seems to be just one off of where it needs to be to make everything work. First off the xbox is not designed to split the games audio of things happening in-game out to different audio ports. The splitter gives us two male 1/4 inch ends. So it is super annoying, you either get to optimize for Movies/Streaming or Gaming (and yes the Netflix App on XBOX is ATMOS enabled, while the Netflix app on the Samsung TV only supports 5.1 for some stupid reason. So if you either can get ATMOS audio with no Freesync and no Auto Switching to Game mode through your receiver, or you can Freesync and Auto Switching to Game Mode but are limited to 5.1 (Dobly Digital) by going through your TV. And although the Yamaha and Samsung Q9 both support eARC, the Samsung only supports Atmos on eARC from its only TV Apps, it won't forward ATMOS signals from other HDMI sources back through the eARC signal only Dolby Digital (no Dolby Digital Plus). I haven't found any hints that any receivers that will allow you pass through Freesync (not sure about any of the higher end splitters yet). Shop online or in-store for pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, electronics, cameras, housewares & more Price Match Guaranteed. I currently have a HyperX Cloud Core headset.

XBOX ONE AUDIO SPLITTER PC

I am trying to get the audio from my pc and xbox one along with my mic to still work on my headset.

Well, there seems to be just no way to get both FreeSync and Atmos with the Samsung Q9, Yamaha 880 and XBOX ONE X. I am looking to get a 3.5m jack that will split my headset 1 3.5 jack which includes Audio and Mic so that way I can plug it into my pc and xbox one. No go on eARC from Samsung Q9 to Yahama 880

Xbox one audio splitter