I recently purchased the Creative EVO wireless headset and i just noticed that when its connected to the pc via usb, the only option in playback devices for the headset is stereo. Is it only the higher end ZX and ZXR models that have the virtual 7.1...
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Yes only the zx and zrx have the virtual 7.1 option. But if you mess around with the evo software you can get the most out of the Evo's
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Nope... Different hardware... you are better off getting a myvu headset and the correct cable (zune adapter)
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I just got this....if your upgrading...you can attach one of your old Vsmile controllers (with pen) to use with the Vmotion. There is a slot up front for plug and play. Plus another spot for a microphone. Except for NO ac adaptor this is All-in-One. Considering this is only 20ish more than the Vsmile, it is worth the purchase.
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Hi Jarmon I can't say for certain if the headset is compatible with Windows7. You may be able to download drivers to fix compatibility issues although I believe you should be able to just plug and play. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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The sound is very good Unfortunatly it is not stero and if you buy two they will not sync together there are HMD Jam wireless that will sync into stero(ther is a button the bottom that you trun on to make this happen) but not on this model. I bought two so I know first hand it does not work.
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We have a number of customers who use MorphVOX Pro with Second Life. You'll just need to set the client to use the "Screaming Bee Audio" driver. Here's a link with more information on how to set that up: http://www.screamingbee.com/support/MVPro40/MorphSecondLife.aspx If you have more questions. Just send an E-mail to support at screamingbee.com.
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I am afraid as others, I have had compatibility issues. There is a narrow list of headsets that are compatible, which I found out after I purchased the item. There is an even narrower compatibility with wireless headsets. I would do what I failed to do before I purchased the item, contact Plantronics support and asked them about your headset directly. They will be happy to give you an answer. The advertising is very vague about compatibility and you cannot find a list of compatible headsets on their website. However, their customer service department as well aware of what headsets will work and will not work. Thanks!
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Hello Alyssa, while the Vantec USB External 7.1 Adapter is no longer my daily driver, I did double check to make sure and yes, it does have a stereo mix type option available to use on recording devices. Hope this helps. I have attached a screenshot to show you, http://prntscr.com/5ldhwp and http://prntscr.com/5ldigs Cheers, R.
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so is it possible to use my headphones to preview a song on one side in my headphones without the audience hearing it first? how do you do that when you only have a single USB for labtop that uses virtual DJ?
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Hi,This headset is not wireless, so no you can't. You always need to use a cable. But still! This is a verry nice headset! Good quality sound. Best wishes!
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Nope, as long as you get the XTD version, it comes with an external sound card. I highly recommend this headset if you have the dough for it. It's super comfy and sounds insane.
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NO. I just got the DA40 and it is a USB on one end with a connection to the headset on the other (negating the whole purpose of wireless). I am very annoyed that I have to send the DA40 back and probably the whole headset since I have a soft phone on my computer (rather than a phone plugged into a jack).
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I'm not sure about how the virtual DJ works but in order for any device to get its input or output from the U222 you must make sure that the settings for the sound are set to derive its signal using the USB Codec 2 signal which is the codec that the U222 uses to transmit its signal. This is also how you'll know that your operating system is interfacing with the U222 when you see this codec in the sound settings menu.
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The wide range of pickup shouldn't interfere with VR software since anything speaking nearby is quite clear and the mic does a good job of separating background noise from foreground speech. Should work with XP, although I haven't tried it. Honestly I don't see any reason why it wouldn't since it just uses the Microsoft drivers, you don't have to install any software, just plug and play. The mic will pick up as long as the software is asking for it, so if your VR software is always running, then no it won't turn off. As long as it's plugged in and some kind of software that would use it is running, it's listening for you. However if no software is active nothing will happen. Standard for a USB microphone. The wide range of pickup shouldn't interfere with VR software since anything speaking nearby is quite clear and the mic does a good job of separating background noise from foreground speech. Should work with XP, although I haven't tried it. Honestly I don't see any reason why it wouldn't since it just uses the Microsoft drivers, you don't have to install any software, just plug and play. The mic will pick up as long as the software is asking for it, so if your VR software is always running, then no it won't turn off. As long as it's plugged in and some kind of... » Read More The wide range of pickup shouldn't interfere with VR software since anything speaking nearby is quite clear and the mic does a good job of separating background noise from foreground speech. Should work with XP, although I haven't tried it. Honestly I don't see any reason why it wouldn't since it just uses the Microsoft drivers, you don't have to install any software, just plug and play. The mic will pick up as long as the software is asking for it, so if your VR software is always running, then no it won't turn off. As long as it's plugged in and some kind of software that would use it is running, it's listening for you. However if no software is active nothing will happen. Standard for a USB microphone. « Show Less
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It is virtual 7.1. This headset really only has 2 speakers, but you must install the Logitech software to make the surround sound work. Also, you must plug in your headset using the USB connection.
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It uses software to create an immersive 7.1 experience. While I haven't played CS:GO, I have used it for BF3/4, COD, Arma, and many horror games and found the surround to be pretty well done. The headset only has two speakers (one on each side) which is good as there are less points to break. If you search on youtube for "Virtual Barbershop" you will see how software can make stereo into a '3D' experience. While it isn't as good as having a Logitech 7.1 sound system, it does do its job very well.
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I've used my RIG headset without a discrete soundcard on my pc. Its my understanding that USB headphones (all of them) have a built in soundcard and RIG is usb. Also I had an issue where the mic would pick up environmental noises and project them through the earpieces and upon researching a solution to this I was told that the built in sound card makes this happen and that you can't change any of the settings on it.