We are planning a presentation system using a PC connected to wall-mounted TV. Will sound from this microphone pass on to the TV speakers?
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I can not be sure, it would think it depends on you set up. Let me share my experience, maybe that will help you. I used a set of speakers in the front of the classroom. The mic was placed on desk approximately 7 to 8 feet from the speakers. The mic worked extremely well and did not pick up anything from the speakers. Hope that helps.
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When using this microphone with any system (whether computer or television), configuration is everything. Some systems are configured to automatically detect and select new input devices (such as, microphones) while other systems require that a microphone be manually detected and selected. To learn more about any given system, the system manual or setup guide is often a helpful source of information.
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I think so since the sound is on one wire and the mic on another. But even if you can't like that the sound options on your PC you can
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Yes,If you use Windows I would recommend go to Manage audio devices in Control Panel and use Logitech USB headset as Default audio device. Every time you plug in the device,OS recognizes this as the primary audio device and when you remove system automatically sends the output to your speakers.
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As long as the ports/connections match. In fact, I've used this for that purpose. You will need separate audio, however. I used 3.5mm male audio-out from the computer to RCA male for the TV.
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Assuming your desktop has an HDMI port, then yes it will carry video and audio to the TV.
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Yes if you plan to use the regular speaker cable. Via hdmi would need drivers.
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Yes ---- This is NOT recommended as it would upset the built in arrangement. For best results use it as received. You will be surprised at the surround sound you will gwet. GOOD LUCK
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Should not have to... windows supports having multiple sound cards... you'll just need to select your output device in Sound Properties in control panel.
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The question is a bit confusing. This is something I use to transmit a tv signal from my Tivo to another tv in a different room. I am not sure what you are transmitting the sound to. It should transmit a tv signal to wireless speakers however
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It depends what outputs your TV or AV receiver offer. I connected my headset to an output that is independent of the TV audio amplifier, enabling me to use the headsets with the TV speakers off or on.
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Yes, sorta. My tv is an HDTV that has a VGA port and two RCA jacks (Red and white). My laptop has a VGA port and a headphone jack. To get sound from the PC to the tv I have to use an adapter that attaches to one end of the cable (The 3.5 male end), and splits it into the red and white RCA jacks. Works great.
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It actually depends on the video card. Radeon 5000/6000/7000 series will carry audio over hdmi. The laptop most likely had the capability to display but not pass thru audio. I'm not too sure on which nvidia cards do it
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If you're laptop has a dvi port then yes, but depending on the laptop sound probably won't be transmitted. You might need speakers on your laptop
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Unfortunately no. I have to make recordings on another desktop that does support "What U Hear" through its internal sound system. Then transfer them to the desktop w/ the SoundBlaster card.
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you will need a pre amplifier for your microphone in order to be used only with your speakers. (The output from the microphone is rated in few mV, while a good set of pc speakers often have a sensitive of around 250 mV to detect the input properly, amplify the signal and then applied to the speakers). Or you can buy an active microphone ready to plug in into the speaker.
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There's a switch to turn the microphone on/off and another to switch between 2 outputs. The outputs are regular 3.5mm mini jacks, so depending on what audio input connections are available on your TV, with the right cable you should be able to switch between the TV and computer speakers.
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Yes, and audio controls are in the driver. It will pass audio using HDMI adapters as well, this is how I have my system configured.