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What I'm basically trying to do is bypass the aux jack on the headset adapter and just solder my headset directly to the board. I want to do it this way, I don't want to put a new plug on my headset.
Below is a link to the pictures of what I'm working with (ignore the last two lol, I just couldn't figure out how to get one pic up), and which points I soldered what to.
"http://s1159.photobucket.com/user/chris_snyder5/media/IMG_0476_zps6beiujyj.jpg.html
I found tutorials for an older style adapter but not the one I have.
After I was done I can barely hear the audio with the volume maxed out, I know the mic is working because I went to record a voice message and it showed the sound waves for what it said but I couldn't hear it when I tried playing it back. And it only works if an aux cord is plugged in
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Adapter model is: 1626
Headset is: just a plain ol microsoft brand stereo headset, I can't find info on it and the box is long gone
Below is a link to the pictures of what I'm working with (ignore the last two lol, I just couldn't figure out how to get one pic up), and which points I soldered what to.
"http://s1159.photobucket.com/user/chris_snyder5/media/IMG_0476_zps6beiujyj.jpg.html
I found tutorials for an older style adapter but not the one I have.
After I was done I can barely hear the audio with the volume maxed out, I know the mic is working because I went to record a voice message and it showed the sound waves for what it said but I couldn't hear it when I tried playing it back. And it only works if an aux cord is plugged in
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Adapter model is: 1626
Headset is: just a plain ol microsoft brand stereo headset, I can't find info on it and the box is long gone
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