This is a brief video tutorial on how to hook up monoprice's 7.1 Dolby Digital Amplified Gaming Headset to the MacBook Pro / PC laptop computer in order to experience true Dolby Surround headphones. Supports 7.1 channel Dolby Prologic IIx for Steam games on Mac. Can only output 5.1 channel Dolby Digital if playing iTunes movies. While stereo audio is great for recorded music and television, when it comes to FPS gaming you really need more audio directionality, so you can hear when someone is ahead of you, behind you, or even overhead. In short, you need a Dolby 7.1 channel audio system, such as this 7.1 Channel Dolby Digital Amplified Gaming Headset from Monoprice! The headset is designed to connect to PC, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360 gaming systems, and comes with all the necessary cables and connectors. It supports both analog 2-channel and digital 7.1 channel Toslink (optical) input and is certified by Dolby for use with Dolby Digital 5.1, Pro Logic IIx, and Dolby Headphone modes. The headset uses a USB connection for microphone communications on the PC and PS3, or a 3.5mm TRRS plug for the Xbox 360 and Smartphones. It comes with two boom microphones, one designed for gaming and the other for mobile hands-free use with Smartphone. The TRRS jack uses the Apple standard, with the ground on the second ring. An adapter is included, which converts to the older standard with the ground on the sleeve, so this headset can be used with any Smartphone, old or new. Additionally ...
Saturday, 5 January 2013
How to hook up monoprice's 7.1 Dolby Digital Amplified Gaming Headset to the MacBook Pro / PC
How to hook up monoprice's 7.1 Dolby Digital Amplified Gaming Headset to the MacBook Pro / PC Tube. Duration : 2.55 Mins.
This is a brief video tutorial on how to hook up monoprice's 7.1 Dolby Digital Amplified Gaming Headset to the MacBook Pro / PC laptop computer in order to experience true Dolby Surround headphones. Supports 7.1 channel Dolby Prologic IIx for Steam games on Mac. Can only output 5.1 channel Dolby Digital if playing iTunes movies. While stereo audio is great for recorded music and television, when it comes to FPS gaming you really need more audio directionality, so you can hear when someone is ahead of you, behind you, or even overhead. In short, you need a Dolby 7.1 channel audio system, such as this 7.1 Channel Dolby Digital Amplified Gaming Headset from Monoprice! The headset is designed to connect to PC, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360 gaming systems, and comes with all the necessary cables and connectors. It supports both analog 2-channel and digital 7.1 channel Toslink (optical) input and is certified by Dolby for use with Dolby Digital 5.1, Pro Logic IIx, and Dolby Headphone modes. The headset uses a USB connection for microphone communications on the PC and PS3, or a 3.5mm TRRS plug for the Xbox 360 and Smartphones. It comes with two boom microphones, one designed for gaming and the other for mobile hands-free use with Smartphone. The TRRS jack uses the Apple standard, with the ground on the second ring. An adapter is included, which converts to the older standard with the ground on the sleeve, so this headset can be used with any Smartphone, old or new. Additionally ...
This is a brief video tutorial on how to hook up monoprice's 7.1 Dolby Digital Amplified Gaming Headset to the MacBook Pro / PC laptop computer in order to experience true Dolby Surround headphones. Supports 7.1 channel Dolby Prologic IIx for Steam games on Mac. Can only output 5.1 channel Dolby Digital if playing iTunes movies. While stereo audio is great for recorded music and television, when it comes to FPS gaming you really need more audio directionality, so you can hear when someone is ahead of you, behind you, or even overhead. In short, you need a Dolby 7.1 channel audio system, such as this 7.1 Channel Dolby Digital Amplified Gaming Headset from Monoprice! The headset is designed to connect to PC, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360 gaming systems, and comes with all the necessary cables and connectors. It supports both analog 2-channel and digital 7.1 channel Toslink (optical) input and is certified by Dolby for use with Dolby Digital 5.1, Pro Logic IIx, and Dolby Headphone modes. The headset uses a USB connection for microphone communications on the PC and PS3, or a 3.5mm TRRS plug for the Xbox 360 and Smartphones. It comes with two boom microphones, one designed for gaming and the other for mobile hands-free use with Smartphone. The TRRS jack uses the Apple standard, with the ground on the second ring. An adapter is included, which converts to the older standard with the ground on the sleeve, so this headset can be used with any Smartphone, old or new. Additionally ...
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