Will this work with Syba SD-CM-UAUD USB Stereo Audio Adapter, C-Media Chipset, RoHS? Can I use these for webinars on my lap top?
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Not familiar with the detailed hardware you mention, but I bought for webinars on my PC. Your mic/spkr jacks should be the same on your laptop (3.5mm mini?). Very happy with these.
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For question #1, I don't have any idea what any if that is. Lol For question #2 yes you can use it on your laptop for webinars. That's what I use mine for, as well as programs like Rosetta Stone. :)
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I have no idea of what "Syba SD-CM-UAUD USB Stereo Audio Adapter, C-Media Chipset, RoHS" means but these headset have two plugs at the end: one for audio and one for mic. I have an HP pc and those two plugs are on the side. Same plug for earphones. I used my old ones for conference calls and they work. But this is a very cheap version and the mic is very short (at least for me it was) and even moving it up and down the other part couldn't hear me well. So i send mine back. Hope they will work better for you - but maybe I would put some more money on it and buy something more professional. I have no idea of what "Syba SD-CM-UAUD USB Stereo Audio Adapter, C-Media Chipset, RoHS" means but these headset have two plugs at the end: one for audio and one for mic. I have an HP pc and those two plugs are on the side. Same plug for earphones. I used my old ones for conference calls and they work. But this is a very cheap version and the mic is very short (at least for me it was) and even moving it up and down the other part couldn't hear me well. So i send mine back. Hope they will work better for you - but maybe I would put some more money on it and buy something more... » Read More I have no idea of what "Syba SD-CM-UAUD USB Stereo Audio Adapter, C-Media Chipset, RoHS" means but these headset have two plugs at the end: one for audio and one for mic. I have an HP pc and those two plugs are on the side. Same plug for earphones. I used my old ones for conference calls and they work. But this is a very cheap version and the mic is very short (at least for me it was) and even moving it up and down the other part couldn't hear me well. So i send mine back. Hope they will work better for you - but maybe I would put some more money on it and buy something more professional. « Show Less
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it works fine on my laptop in chrome and in windows speech reconnation,iam not sure about the rest. Thanks Gary
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it is a generic USB audio device. I would expect, but can't be certain that, it will work with this software package.
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Hello: I'm using this adapter for a completely different application, i.e. transcription pedal. I'm sorry I don't have a better answer for you...
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The answer is no but I bought the USB adapter Medialink for $19.99 at amazon.com and it worked fine. So far everything working great and not issues. Also Medialink maker has excellent support. Good luck and enjoy it
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If your computer has a jack that is the right size and the jack supports both speaker (out) and microphone (in), it should work. On my macbook it supports audio input and output just fine.
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Not sure. I went on to use a Creative Lab SB1090 to run my Logitech sound system on my MacBook. It plugs in with a USB connector to my hub, and runs the sound system better then the SD card ever did.
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Since your Audio port supports audio and voice when you plug something into it, this feature of the headset becomes a disadvantage. To answer your question, you will not be able to use both microphone and audio at the same time unless you buy an audio jack that can support both pathways. You can also buy this off of Amazon. Here is a link for one that is fairly cheap and has what you need and nothing more to it: SYBA external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with Microphone SD-CM-UAUD I hope that you will look forward to using this if you buy it! Since your Audio port supports audio and voice when you plug something into it, this feature of the headset becomes a disadvantage. To answer your question, you will not be able to use both microphone and audio at the same time unless you buy an audio jack that can support both pathways. You can also buy this off of Amazon. Here is a link for one that is fairly cheap and has what you need and nothing more to it: SYBA external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with Microphone SD-CM-UAUD I hope that... » Read More Since your Audio port supports audio and voice when you plug something into it, this feature of the headset becomes a disadvantage. To answer your question, you will not be able to use both microphone and audio at the same time unless you buy an audio jack that can support both pathways. You can also buy this off of Amazon. Here is a link for one that is fairly cheap and has what you need and nothing more to it: SYBA external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with Microphone SD-CM-UAUD I hope that you will look forward to using this if you buy it! « Show Less
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Ya, use with alesis, kaosscilator and yamaha djx...pretty much the same as midi to midi cables, auto detect under windows and linux. Midi data only...for command and control. Will NOT record audio. (That's not what they are for.)
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I paired them both with Mac OS 10.7.5 and currently 10.8.2, no problems at all. Once paired, they serve as any other input/output sound devices. Used with WebEx and Skype without any issues. Never tried GotoMeetings, should work unless the app does something unconventional with mic/speakers.
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Yes. You need an interface though. I use the Sapphire 6 USB and it works pretty good. There are many choices at different price points out there but I liked this one because of the strong pre-amps in it.Focusrite Saffire 6 USB Audio Interface
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Sorry, I don't know. The audio chipset is not properly supported by Linux (or was not at the time I got it) so I returned it and got an AUS Xonar card instead. That said, the PCI-E bus design permits a card to work in any slot that it fits in - in other words, an X1 card *should* work in an X2, X4, X8, ... slot if it is properly designed to the spec. Putting an X1 card into an X4 slot just wastes the extra capabilities the X4 slot provides.
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If you are using Linux, you should install Rockbox. It's far better than the stock firmware. It supports a lot more audio formats and SDXC cards (above 32GB) as long as you format it as FAT32. This supports the latest stable Rockbox and it has been great for me.
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Yes. We did that a few weeks ago. You do need the 1/4" to 1/8" adapter of course. But our unit had a lot of hum/hiss in it, rendering it unusable.I'm thinking that cabled versions (shielded cables) might be an option (saw them in Russia recently, ironically).But I decided this is awkward unless you have one mike per person, so I'm looking at sensitive microphones. Some seem to be able to cover large areas. For which a USB interface seems to be suggested, not plug in. Sound cards in PCs seem to not be adequate for good results, I've read - and experienced.
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I'm sorry, but I can't help you as the computer that I'm using my audio adapter on does not have a raspberry pi in it so I do not know if it would work or not.
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Check the FAQ at Audacity's website... you have to use ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture) , it does work fine...
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Yes, I am using this with cord my Behringer microphone. I have to fiddle about with the "Recording devices" screen to make it an input, but yes it works. (Actually, Windows 8.1 Pro, but should work with Home version as well) Also works with XP; I haven't seen if there is a Linux driver for it yet though.
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Yes. Think of the USB-MA as the Microphone Adapter, ONLY, and the USB-SA as the Stereo Adapter. USB-MA is used for voice recognition by microphone, input only, and you use the PureAudio software. The USB-SA is used for ALL audio connections to the USB, be it microphone, headset OR stereo speaker/equipment; input AND output. Personally, :I have two of the USB-SA. The USB-SA works especially well. Answer: electronics ARE vastly different, software use is the same.