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So I'm trying to connect it to my 360 with my desktop monitor but no luck. For reference, it has either green/pink audio out and mic cables, or audio out and a USB connector.
It says on their website I should be connecting the USB to the 360 and then the audio out to my monitor. However, my monitor doesn't have audio out, only audio in, which I think is fairly common (so I don't know why they would just assume). It's connected to my monitor with an HDMI.
Maybe it would work if I tried getting my speakers to go through the monitor instead of the desktop? I'm using 5.1 channel speakers though and I'm moving in the near future and planning not to take the speakers. Maybe cheap speakers? I'm also looking at getting a second monitor in the very near future, so perhaps recommending something to look for in a monitor would work too.
If anyone has ideas, let me know.
Your monitor must support audio out...otherwise you can't capture the audio only the video. – Ramhound – 2013-05-01T16:12:30.673