Laptop and Xbox 360. - Page 2

Denic · 19-02-2009, 19:52

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Originally Posted by leowyatt

sure the speakers are working?

The speakers are actually working in windows yes, just not working with the 360.

leowyatt · 19-02-2009, 19:56

is the 360 set to output stereo?

Denic · 19-02-2009, 20:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by leowyatt

is the 360 set to output stereo?

I change that in the actual 360 system settings?

Denic · 19-02-2009, 20:12

Edit, it is set to output stereo.

Mark · 19-02-2009, 20:44

In Vista, open Control Panel, then open Sound, select the Recording tab.

Look at the choices and figure out which one is the Xbox (watching the levels may help if the names aren't obvious). Click on that one, then click Set Default, then click Properties and check the volume levels. Click OK twice.

Does that help?

Denic · 19-02-2009, 21:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark

In Vista, open Control Panel, then open Sound, select the Recording tab.

Look at the choices and figure out which one is the Xbox (watching the levels may help if the names aren't obvious). Click on that one, then click Set Default, then click Properties and check the volume levels. Click OK twice.

Does that help?

Set default is unclickable for some reason!

Denic · 19-02-2009, 21:15

I uninstalled the realtek drivers, (vista puts them in auto for some reason) and managed to select default device and I still have no sound.

The PC was much more simple to set up!

Denic · 19-02-2009, 21:54

Mark · 19-02-2009, 23:11

OK, go to playback, then speakers, then properties, then levels. Anything useful relating to the microphone in there?

Apparently this is a driver issue. There may be a fix available from the Realtek site.

Denic · 19-02-2009, 23:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark

OK, go to playback, then speakers, then properties, then levels. Anything useful relating to the microphone in there?

Apparently this is a driver issue. There may be a fix available from the Realtek site.

Nothing of interest in there. I will check the realtek site, although I do have the latest drivers installed.

Could it be something to do with Vista manually putting the realtek drivers in on its own?

19-02-2009, 19:56	#12
leowyatt Chef extraordinaire Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Infinite Loop Posts: 11,143	is the 360 set to output stereo? __________________ "Dr Sheldon Cooper FTW!"

19-02-2009, 20:12	#14
Denic Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 103	Edit, it is set to output stereo.

19-02-2009, 20:44	#15
Mark Screaming Orgasm Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newbury Posts: 15,194	In Vista, open Control Panel, then open Sound, select the Recording tab. Look at the choices and figure out which one is the Xbox (watching the levels may help if the names aren't obvious). Click on that one, then click Set Default, then click Properties and check the volume levels. Click OK twice. Does that help?

19-02-2009, 21:15	#17
Denic Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 103	I uninstalled the realtek drivers, (vista puts them in auto for some reason) and managed to select default device and I still have no sound. The PC was much more simple to set up!

19-02-2009, 21:54	#18
Denic Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 103

19-02-2009, 23:11	#19
Mark Screaming Orgasm Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newbury Posts: 15,194	OK, go to playback, then speakers, then properties, then levels. Anything useful relating to the microphone in there? Apparently this is a driver issue. There may be a fix available from the Realtek site.