Do these work on a Mac at all, I see the software is Windows only but that's for enhanced sound?
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Hmm,,, good question, i use it on my PS4 and works perfect after while, sound best for money yes its 7.1 surround i can hear every movement, for mac do'nt even tryed and don't have any mac devices, on ps4 works great for cheap mic like this one, i have them for long time now drop them and stuff still works, sorry cant help about mac question, keep asking am sure someone have mac up in there, just in love with windows
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I know it works with PCs. I have used on several. Not sure it would work on a Mac, but I see no reason it would not. Do remember that as the source is display port, there will be no sound out put on the display.
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You can use a creative sound blaster USB Sound card to adapt on you Mac. It will send the signal to the adapter.
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They come with a 3.5mm plug to plug into the audio jack in the computer and a USB plug for the power. I've never had a Mac so I don't know what they come with. But if you have these two jacks on your Mac it should work. After seeing the other post I disagree. I think my music sounds great. The separation is great. You can hear the stereo from each individual speaker.
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Certain macs dont hold the ability to play the sound through the tv. I use external speakers and they work great!
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Yes it works very well for me on Yosemite. I am more pleased with the results on mac than with windows. My pc is 2013. The mac is 2010 but gives better quality results. I think you will be pleased. If possible use svideo and both audio channels for best results (svideo does not include audio - this is the standard and not something lacking in hardware or software).
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I am reasonably sure this will work fine on your mac because they are bias toward mac. I use audition and sound forge and get stellar recordings for our work. It's the playback through the unit that is the problem so we have graduated to a motu audio express . A bit more money but a lot more performance. Buy it through amazon and try it. If you have problems send it back.
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Yes, I was able to use it on a Mac. I did have to go into USB and have it recognize it since it plugs in via USB not speaker like usual. The USB is supposed to give you more clarity. I have not used it enough to confirm that though. Good luck!
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Yes, however, the problem with mac computers is you need an adapter for your mic to be powered. So without that adapter you will likely only be able to get sound from the headphones. If you do not want to buy an adapter best to buy an USB headset.
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They are formatted for for PC but work fine with MAC - you could use Disk Utility to reformat them for MAC if you wanted to but there is no real reason to do so
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honestly if you do not have an interface i think the wiring that comes with them should be fine i have the mac pro and they do wonder jus with the mac alone... but if u did want spice it up they have an item called ...Focusrite VRM Box USB Interface with Headphone Output Featuring Virtual Reference Monitoring Technology
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Yes they work on the mac...I used them for X-Plane on a mac a couple of years back and they worked wonderfully...but please visit this thread...and use the link on the posts there for the plugin...you might have to use the plug in.http://forums.pilotedge.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t;=886you will find the plugins here http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile;=14646-cheers
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Yes; if Windows recognize it, you can use it as output. On OSX it is always recognized as output audio device.Every software works with it; all that you do is to set the input and output as IO2 and that's all.
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It depends on the computer, I am a PC guy and don't know a lot about Macs. I would check manual and see if it supports audio inline. If so, no extra cables will be necessary!
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Sorry, I have a Mac and they state that it only works with Windows. Hope someone else can help.
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It's not a Mac application. You need to use Audigy or something that's equivalent. Alternatively you could use parallels or virtual box windows emulators and install Audio Studio
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Yes, it works with both PC and Mac. I had a pair of cheap headphones break on me and I started using these with my Mac. Only thing is you may have to change your audio output settings so the sound goes to the headset but that takes two seconds.