I have connected various headphones (with integrated mic.) to my XBOX Series X controller, but unfortunately they are not working correctly. I can hear everything, but the voice input (via microphone) does not work. After some research I was able to find out that the XBOX only supports headphones/headsets with a CTIA 3.5mm connection and my headphones (Sennheiser and iPhone headphones) most likely use OMTP. The only difference is the pin assignment. Is there a simple adapter I can use for this (3.5mm OMTP to 3.5mm CTIA) or do I actually have to buy new headphones or headset? Many thanks in advance!

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Hello I have an Nvidia Shield (HDMI out) and a Nintendo Switch (HDMI out), which should output audio via a Sonos Playbar (Toslink) and picture via the TV (Sony KDL-55HX855, HDMI, no Toslink). What is the best way to do this? I used a Delock Audio Extractor with just the Nvidia Shield, Sonos Playbar and the TV. This has worked very well so far. https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/delock-hdmi-audio-51-extractor-extractor-audio-adapter-6897908?supplier=406802 Many thanks for the support

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Hello I am looking for a headset splitter for direct connection to my sound card. My headset with has a 3.5mm TRRS jack plug (one plug 4 channels) and this is to be connected to the two sound card ports 6.3mm Microphone in and Headphone out. -> 4x3.5mm jack to two 2x6.3mm jacks Is this available on Digitec, or does anyone know where to get it?

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Hi. Does anyone know which 3.5mm to 6.3mm on Digitec is compatible with the DT 880 Pro so that I can also screw the plug on? Thank you very much.

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Hello digitec - you have several Toslink switches (manual or IR) in your range - unfortunately none that automatically switches to the active port. After some research, I only found this one: http://www.lindy.ch/Automatisc.... Would it be possible for you to include this in your range? Or do you have more options or alternatives for automatic optical Toslink switches?

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Hello all I would like to connect 2 motorbike devices to a headphone/microphone set in the helmet. - Built-in headphone set with microphone has 3.5mm jack as output - 1x Head Up Display (sends sound and needs microphone) with the 3.5mm jack as input - 1x Intercom with headphone output (2.5mm, but I also have a cable on 3.5mm). Here I can also pull the microphone separately again, of course it would be casual to use the same microphone for both devices. Is there an adapter that can solve this? So 3x 3.5mm 1x jack for receiving intercom sound, 1x jack for sending and receiving sound from the headset and 1x jack for plugging in the head-up device with also audio reception and microphone sending? Many thanks for tips and tricks.

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Hello all. I have a TV set with a 3-pin 3.5mm jack as headphone output. However, my smartphone headphones all have a 4-pin plug. Unfortunately, these only work if the plug is not inserted all the way into the socket. Is there an adapter or an extension cable with a 3-pin plug and a 4-pin socket?

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Hello together I have a somewhat older stereo system with a 3.5mm AUX input. I need this input to connect a Bluetooth adapter on the one hand, but also for the input of the TV on the other. So that I don't always have to switch the cable, I'm looking for a double plug that ideally doesn't impair the quality. I have seen some double plugs, but the description suggests that they double the outgoing AUX signal and do not combine the two incoming signals. Does such a product exist at all? Thank you very much.

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I need: Audio Y-Adapter [2x Jack 6.35 mm - 1x Jack 3.5mm Stereo. Adapter. Is there one here? Haven't found one :( Also everything in 6.35mm would fit.

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I need an adapter to combine 2 external screens into one, as my laptop (lenovo yoga c640) only recognises one. Does anyone have a tip? Thank you

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Hello all Does anyone know an adapter so that I can connect my MP3 files on a USB stick or SD card to my stereo amplifier (via chinch)? Merci viu mau u liebi Grüess Pesche

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I am looking for a cable to connect my iPhone via the USB input of the car radio.

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What is the right converter or adapter that I can use my Sonos Beam as a speaker for my Imac K5 2019? Airplay is not an option because of the delay.

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Hello everyone. A friend gave me a stereo system that is actually intended for the PC, i.e. it has 3 audio inputs for surround sound. However, I would like to connect it to my TV, which only has a headphone output. Is there a suitable adapter for this?

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Unfortunately, I didn't check my TV much when I ordered it, as it's not that old. After unpacking everything, I found out that our TV does not have a digital audio input. However, I have already unpacked the Sonos Playbase ... Is there an adapter? If so, which one will work? Thanks for your help and Greetings

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Hello all: My problem: I have several rooms equipped with Heos and in the office, however, a good Dolby on the PC, which I do not want to replace with Heos. If I now play Spotify on the PC, for example, it works from the PC/office via Heos in all rooms, but not in the office AND all/other rooms at the same time (at least not in Spotify connect). I have a Heos Link that actually integrates the TV Dolby (successfully). Only now I would actually prefer to be able to connect to the PC Dolby with the HeosLink (works). But now I am faced with the choice of having ONLY the PC sound or ONLY the Heos audio. My idea: are there adapters (or does it work, adapters are available here) if I reduce 2x Chinch L to one plug L and do the same with right and take the two "end cables" as IN. This way I would have Heos and PC sound in stereo (over/next to/with each other) connected to the same channel on the Dolby. Does this only work in my head or would this be a solution? (Or does anyone have another/simpler one to combine PC Sound and Heos/Spotify? Thanks a lot for your inputs!

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I have a headset with a USB-A connection. I would now like to use it on the move. Is there an adapter (jack plug) for this? Many thanks to the community.

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Is there a converter / adapter for Hdmi to audio plugs here at Digitec? I haven't found anything like that yet.

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I have an older very high quality audio power amplifier (not adjustable) with corresponding speakers. But the signal from the PC (jack 3.5mm) is much too strong or the power amplifier much too "sensitive". I have to set the volume on the PC almost to zero so that the power amplifier can be used normally. I am looking for a simple audio adapter with which I can regulate the signal from the PC or simply halve it. Important: It does not matter whether I connect the notebook or a desktop PC. The signal from both PCs is too high.

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I am looking for an adapter that allows me to connect 2 devices to 1 music system. Can anyone help me?

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