How To Set Up Speakers To Xbox One
Neither of the new systems have 3.5 sound out jacks. So your choices are to get the adapter and plug information technology in to your controller, buy microsofts stereo headset that comes with the adapter, buy a sound bar (most soundbars i've seen support optical cables), buy a receiver that supports optical or hdmi, purchase a tv or monitor with built in speakers. No mode around it yous'll have to buy something or go dorsum to the legacy systems or pc.
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I don't want to spend coin to be able to listen to the sound comes out from the Xbox 1 which already costs me $500. I take a monitor, a speaker, and a 3.5mm cable. And all I have to do is to connect the Xbox one to them and play. I am not responsible for what should have been washed by the manufacturer. My only choice is to render the Xbox One.
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Not to selection on you but "what you lot should have done" was research a niggling more into something you decided to driblet $500 for.
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Do u wait a 2022 car without an aux port or Bluetooth adequacy? Or a laptop without hdmi port? This is Xbox One, not the 360.
I told it to my friends and all of them were surprised. They even asked me near the bluetooth of the Xbox i. And no, information technology doesnt take Bluetooth. Dont you know that there are enough of speakers with Bluetooth and "normal" aux ports and no optical port?
And what also *** me off was the battery of the controller. Oh it's a pair of Duracell, not a rechargeable one which you must purchase separately. But I'm fine because I had rechargeable AA batteries from my photographic camera wink.
Anyway, thanks for your expensive solutions.
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To support Grits here, I have to say I see your last point, but from the opposite fashion round. Both new Gen consoles have optical out only. My Surround sound organization is 8 years old, Cost £70 from Argos, and STILL has an optical in.
I don't wait whatsoever audio system out in the last five years to have no optical in.
I'm also surprised that your monitor doesn't at least accept audio outs for optional speaker output.
TBH of all the setup yous've described, I'one thousand not sure why you've decided the Xbox I is the problem.
Regardless. Why not just get a digital to analogue adaptor to let yous use 3.5 jacks or coaxial connections from an optical signal like this ane:
www.amazon.co.uk/.../ref=noref
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This adapter seems a lot cheaper, and more compact
www.mycablemart.com/.../cart.php
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r2d2292, please don't bump threads from 2022. If you lot have whatever problems, feel free to start a thread of your own detailing your problem there. Thanks.
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Source: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/xbox/forum/all/direct-connection-from-xbox-one-to-an-external/d3c0902b-a647-4e9d-98fd-960aa8dff8c2
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