My computer is hooked up to my receiver via hdmi. If i connect this to my computer, will the audio from the mic go to my receiver via hdmi?
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Hi there. You can do that if you use Behringer as an input device for the microphone and as an output device for your computer. Then the audio should go to your receiver via hdmi from your computer.
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If I read your question correctly, your mic will be connected to your mixer and will feed audio to your computer via the provided USB cable. You can then feed audio to your receiver by plugging a connecting cable (not provided) from your receiver to the Behringer mixer (Main out or Control Room out). The existing audio on your computer (music?) will also be fed via the Behringer mixer. Unless you have some software that I'm not aware of, I don't think your mic will feed your receiver via the HDMI cable. You can, of course, record your mic audio and play it back just the way you are presently doing it. If I read your question correctly, your mic will be connected to your mixer and will feed audio to your computer via the provided USB cable. You can then feed audio to your receiver by plugging a connecting cable (not provided) from your receiver to the Behringer mixer (Main out or Control Room out). The existing audio on your computer (music?) will also be fed via the Behringer mixer. Unless you have some software that I'm not aware of, I don't think your mic will feed your receiver via the HDMI cable. You can, of course, record your mic audio and play it back just the way you are... » Read More If I read your question correctly, your mic will be connected to your mixer and will feed audio to your computer via the provided USB cable. You can then feed audio to your receiver by plugging a connecting cable (not provided) from your receiver to the Behringer mixer (Main out or Control Room out). The existing audio on your computer (music?) will also be fed via the Behringer mixer. Unless you have some software that I'm not aware of, I don't think your mic will feed your receiver via the HDMI cable. You can, of course, record your mic audio and play it back just the way you are presently doing it. « Show Less
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with the right htmi version cable and the right version connecter on the tv ___then yes ___ just plug it in and try it no harm no foul if you get what you want on your pc than it should just work
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If you are using an HDMI cable from the TV output to the receiver you should have audio through the receiver. I assume that you have multiple inputs that are selected by the receiver and you have selected the input that is connected to the TV. I found that there are different audio configurations in the receiver that need to be selected also. The manual offers a lot of information but for me it's too difficult to understand. Try a different HDMI cable and/or input port to begin with.
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I connect the HDMI output on my computer to the J-Tech and send one output to my receiver and the other to my TV. Works for me. Switch back and forth generally w/o any problems. Very rarely I have to reset the switch by just unplugging and replugging the HDMI cord from my computer. The HDMI output on my computer does not transmit sound, so I can't comment on this aspect. I use the computers' coax and optical outputs for audio.
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In addition to running your receiver from your HDMI out put to your monitor, run an audio optical cable from your cable/satellite box to your audio input on the receiver, that should fix the problem in all" modes.Rich
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Candy, No. It doesn't connect directly to your computer. It uses a standard XLR type connector and requires a mixer. I would suggest this low cost USB mic: http://goo.gl/A52TfW I have two and I love them. They can use USB/direct to computer AND XLR direct to a mixer. Very high quality for the money.
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I had to change the sound source on my lap top when I first hooked up to the HDMI converter. Check your lap top (or whatever device providing HDMI output) and make sure the sound is not directed to the headphone connection (or plug into the headphone jack to check for sound). If it is, you should be able to redirect sound from headphone output to HDMI output. This is what I had to do with my Windows lap top. Good luck.....
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Connecting this to pc is an activity. The microphone uses xlr professional connector. Using various adapters to change interface results in signal leakage and hum is picked up. Thus equipment will work with professional audio equipment and not very well with a pc. Very difficult to use because minimizing hum pick up is a major activity.
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to the answer below in my case I am a HDMI out of my computer into surround sound amplifier then to speakers
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Sure, your sound card would have to have a optical out, then you would purchase a toslink cable and connect it to the optical in on the receiver, then you have to make sure on your pc that it is set to output sound via optical out.....if ur using a mac it should be easy.
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hello the microphone does not connect to the receiver you will connect the cable to the receiver then the microphone sound will come out like wireless i don't know about the laptop i bought these for my church and they work great no problems yet
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Mine does the opposite, as long as it's hooked up via HDMI cord from the laptop. The audio is coming from the computer. If anything you could run a 3.5mm male to male audio jack from the headphone out to the speaker in on your computer if it's available.
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My mic works fine, so I assume it has something to do with the connection or what you are plugging it into, try it out on someone else's computer
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I have my computer output connected to a surround system instead of directly into the television. Make sure that you have the audio on your computer turned on and the connection to "audio out" and not "microphone". If connected properly, you should not be able to hear the laptop audio. It should be directed thru the converter and combined into the HDMI connection at the set. There should be no audio coming from the computer speakers if properly connected.
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I hooked a HP Pavilion laptop up to my HDTV (HDMI input) as well as a Mac Mini computer... So, if your computer has a VGA output and you are going in to HDMI, you will be fine. Again, the audio cord is kinda short, so I had to buy a cheap extender to make it reach my headphone jack... but that wasn't a deal breaker for me.
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I have the HDMI video out of my receiver going to a projector, and the audio is running out to the speakers via the wires from the receiver. I have not had any issues with this setup.
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If the receiver has a 1/8 mic jack, then theoretically it will work. I do not recommend it because you will experience signal degradation when using this product. IE, the mic will be super quiet, as it is underpowered. You will need a pre-amp or sound board, which will convert from XLR input to 1/4 output, while also giving the mic enough power to pick up sounds properly. 1/4 cords can have 1/4 at one end and 1\8 at the other, which will still maintain a good signal. You're best bet would be converting the XLR over a pre-amp or soundboard into a USB (or FireWire) output, which should plug into the receiver, or a computer. Bottom line though, is this converter sucks, and will not serve your needs.
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The receiver does handle audio from HDMI sources. There is no need for optical or coaxial digital connections to get audio from HDMI sources.