Someone please explain this? (XB360 HDMI/Audio)

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  1. Dragoncoals

    Dragoncoals Ancient
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    I recently started using an HDMI cable to connect to my 65' HDTV (be jealous.), but the only thing is that the audio always comes out of the TV, and I sometimes like to use a headset, in case I don't want to wake up those old mean people that live in the room next to me.

    I found this thingie in my box of random wires, cables, and condoms:

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    It's called an Xbox 360 audio adaptar. I can have this and the HDMI cable plugged in at the same time, but my question is; how am I supposed to plug this into my headset? This has input holes... and so does the headset.

    That doesnt werk.
     
  2. Nemihara

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    First, grab a spare set of RCA cables (these are the yellow, red, and white ends) or composite (your red, green, blue ends) and hook them up. It doesn't matter about color; they're the same cables. Just make sure you attach the ends properly; so if you use the green cable with the red output, make sure you use the green one for the red input.
    Next, buy this thing. [​IMG]

    After that, get a female-female headphone adapter.
     
  3. Dragoncoals

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    The RGB cables don't carry audio, silly.

    I figured it out anyway.
     
  4. stouf761

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    oh ok. i was just gun say buy a yellow white red cable that is outputs on both sides.
    i think ive seen one of those..
     
  5. Shihuru

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    For my HDTV i plug in the RGB wires into its corresponding components and plug in the regular RCA cables as well. Maybe your HDTV is different from mines...
     

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