So you've logged on
Xbox LIVE looking for some head-shooting in
Halo 3 with your buddies and your Xbox 360 headset simply won't emit any sound huh? Or perhaps the microphone is busted? Or so you think, but the best thing you could do right now is take a loot at these here tips below. They may just get your headset working
properly.
Troubleshoot the Xbox 360 HeadsetIf you encounter problems with your Xbox 360 Headset, try the possible solutions provided below.
Sound is Poor Make sure the headset connector and the headset jack on your controller are free from dirt and debris, which may interfere with sound transmission.
More importantly, ask your fellow gamers and conversants to check their connectors, as the poor sound you hear may well originate from someone else's headset.
Earpiece Emits No SoundMake sure the headset connector is plugged in securely. Try adjusting the volume using the volume control on the headset connector.
Others Can't Hear YouMake sure the headset connector is plugged in securely and that your headset isn't muted. Make sure that voice isn't muted in the
Xbox Guide. Check your game manual to determine whether you need to push a button while speaking.
Chat Doesn't WorkMake sure the headset connector is plugged in securely. Check the mute button on the headset connector to make sure the microphone is on.
Other ProblemsFor audio/video problems, see
Troubleshoot Audio/Video Connections.
Xbox 360 Headset official description:You've got a voice. Now use it. Experience enhanced voice chat with the
Xbox 360 Wireless Headset. Designed specifically to work seamlessly on your Xbox 360, this hands-free, wire-free headset employs the same technology as the award-winning Xbox 360 Wireless Controller. Pair up both accessories for superior performance, freedom, and comfort. Use up to four Wireless Controllers and Wireless Headsets simultaneously on one Xbox 360 for the most intense multiplayer gaming sessions ever.
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HERE for a lengthier list if guides to help you hook up your 360 and use it by the book. After all, who wants fuss with a system purchased for having fun, right?