How does Logitech Z-2300 plug in??? Main question is what type of cord I need to plug in to the tvLooking to buy this 2.1 and use it on my 19" LCD TV. I don't know how this would work with my XBOX that uses HDMI though? Any help would be appreciated. How does Logitech Z-2300 plug in??? Main question is what type of cord I need to plug in to the tvLooking to buy this 2.1 and use it on my 19" LCD TV. I don't know... » Read More How does Logitech Z-2300 plug in??? Main question is what type of cord I need to plug in to the tvLooking to buy this 2.1 and use it on my 19" LCD TV. I don't know how this would work with my XBOX that uses HDMI though? Any help would be appreciated. « Show Less
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Only one 1/8th inch headphone plug(standard like on an iPod for example) that comes with a RCA adapter which uses the red and white plugs of the three.
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How do I hook these speakers in to my Mac G4? Is there a USB connection or only RCA type jacks requiring a sound card to be put into my computer? Or can they be attached some other way? Any advice would be appreciated.
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thanks a lot sga, i have a samsung too along with some old logitechs that are plugged in now with the headphone jack. i was looking to upgrade to these though because the sound quality just isn't doing it anymore.that was my main concern too; whether or not the headphone jack works so again thank you.
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What I would do is buy a optical toslink cable to rca left and right converter
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Hi Chris, we were able to get an old TV to use as a dedicated monitor. It had the input jacks right on the front of the monitor. Someone was very happy to get rid of their old TV. Sometimes these inputs are on the side or the back of a TV. One input for the white plug, and one input for the yellow plug. They might be label audio amd visual. It has brought my daughter much pleasure and it is great that it came with 60 games. Good luck! Francine
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Does your TV not have Component inputs? It would be a truly odd HDTV if it didn't have both HDMI and Component. If your Component input is tied up, you're better off getting a receiver or switch box to share the existing Component input. This cable WILL NOT WORK with the Xbox 360.
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Are you trying to watch your Xbox 360 on two televisions? If so it should work fine and there should be no special instructions.If you are trying to ad an input to your single television in order to switch between two different devices one of which is your Xbox360, then you have purchased the wrong item and should have read my review. Return the item and look for an HDMI switch and not an HDMI splitter.
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Kelly, I'm not sure about that whether the cable would work out or not as I don't have the newer model of Xbox360. I had ordered it for my TV and it doesn't support.
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This worked for my xbox 360, but I honestly have no idea about the new generation consoles. Plus, I don't know how you will get sound. On my setup I have this cable for video and the rca cables in too for audio. Don't know what to tell you other than to try what I did or buy a monitor with HDMI and speakers.
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I also have been considering this TV and wondering about the HDMI 1.0 issue. Since so far no knowledgable techie has chirped in I did a little of my own research, and here is what I found out. This all comes from an industry web site hdmi.org ------------------------ The initial HDMI 1.0 specification was released in December 2002. Version 1.1 was released in May 2004. Version 1.2 was released in August of 2005. Version 1.2a was released in December of 2005. Version 1.3 was released in June of 2006. Q. What functionality was added to each specification? The following provides an overview of major functionality added to each version of HDMI HDMI 1.1 Support for DVD Audio ------------------------------- So my guess is that like the poster said it will not take the audio from his dvd player in the hdmi input, but I assume he could bring the audio in through other inputs assuming his dvd player has other outputs. Hopefully someone with more knowledge can elaborte on this, meanwhile I think I'll move on and look for a set that has at least a HDMI 1.1 interface since using a DVD player is one thing I want to do with it.
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What are you using it for, music or gaming. The set comes with different adaptors depending on what you plug into. Do not buy this for PS4 or Xbox, it is stereo only and not directional. If you use it for music, the standard cables plug into your TV and the adaptors let you plug into your players. None of the adaptors improve or reduce the quality, they just let you use it for all the different purposes.
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u only need the little adapter cord for "Mic"use.so if u don't have it u can't use the mic at all ok?u can type in "Xbox360 talkback"cable on amazon,it should pop up.its very short cable with mini-jacks on BOTH ends.or go to your local game store to get it new or used.i thought it was supposed to come in the COD Ghost box?lol....oh well-hope this info helps u??
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No you don't have to have a cable to plug it in, it plugs inside the xbox console. So it plugs in directly.
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I also had this issue, until I tried different combinations of the "band" #'s on the grey box (A15) & the chair (A2). ********Also the audio input needs to NOT be plugged in to the gaming unit. (My son has the xbox 360) I use a multiunit thing that lets me put up to 4 things to it (X box & dvd player are hooked up to it) So the xbox is connected to that, the audio comes out of the chair for the xbox & dvd player. I hope this helps. (Did you plug in the chair to an outlet?) Let me know how you make out!! :)
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I have a sony bravia hi-def, an Xbox and a Wii I'd like to use these for... Do you know if I'd have to purchase any additional equipment/cables, etc? I'm trying to purchase for my boyfriend for Christmas and I'm totally clueless when it comes to electronics.
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Thanks Lam...The logitech site says to use "thin" adapter. Does it come with the mm50 system or one has to buy it seperatly? If yes, what is the specification of this thin adapter.
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I had this problem with Windows 7 media center as well as using XBOX 360's as extenders. After working with Logitech support for months... They finally got the Favorites to include the "." in the channels. But as far as direct input it still is not working. And the favorites only work correctly with the XBOX 360. I even have tried to learn the "." into the Logitech remote, but it will not accept the programming. As it stand now, I either use the Favorite buttons or change channels through the guide. Logitech was pretty stumped by this. They were able to get the "." to show up during direct input, but it did not actually work and would still complete the direct input without the "." I had this problem with Windows 7 media center as well as using XBOX 360's as extenders. After working with Logitech support for months... They finally got the Favorites to include the "." in the channels. But as far as direct input it still is not working. And the favorites only work correctly with the XBOX 360. I even have tried to learn the "." into the Logitech remote, but it will not accept the programming. As it stand now, I either use the Favorite buttons or change channels through the guide. Logitech was pretty stumped by this. They were able to get the... » Read More I had this problem with Windows 7 media center as well as using XBOX 360's as extenders. After working with Logitech support for months... They finally got the Favorites to include the "." in the channels. But as far as direct input it still is not working. And the favorites only work correctly with the XBOX 360. I even have tried to learn the "." into the Logitech remote, but it will not accept the programming. As it stand now, I either use the Favorite buttons or change channels through the guide. Logitech was pretty stumped by this. They were able to get the "." to show up during direct input, but it did not actually work and would still complete the direct input without the "." « Show Less
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I cannot seem to get the adapter to work at all. There are no directions included with the product. Am I doing something wrong? I have just been plugging it in to my computer, MP3 player, etc, turning it on, turning on my headset, and hoping for the best. Nothing. I have tried all that in different orders too. Any suggestions? Anne
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The monitor does not have HDMI input only RCA (yellow, red , white ) plugs so if your xbox has RCA the your good to go. The power and ground are loose wires. Not hard to solder plugs to. Remember that this is a 12 volt monitor tho so you will need an adapter to convert the 110 household power to 12 volts. But totally possible! Good luck
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This headset comes with red and white audio piggy-back connectors so they can link to the audio in or out of your tv and a USB plug to power them. Note your tv will need a USB port. They have a built in mixer to adjust the volume of the ingame audio and the voice chat audio in the left speaker as well as a mic on/off switch. Nothing is really needed unless your tv does not have the red and white audio pluggins on the back. If that is the case, you will need to purchase an adapter which will connect to the back of your xbox 360. ALSO if your TV lacks a USB port, you can use one of the ports located on the back of your Xbox 360. This headset comes with red and white audio piggy-back connectors so they can link to the audio in or out of your tv and a USB plug to power them. Note your tv will need a USB port. They have a built in mixer to adjust the volume of the ingame audio and the voice chat audio in the left speaker as well as a mic on/off switch. Nothing is really needed unless your tv does not have the red and white audio pluggins on the back. If that is the case, you will need to purchase an adapter which will connect to the back of your xbox 360. ALSO if your TV lacks a USB port, you can use one of the ports... » Read More This headset comes with red and white audio piggy-back connectors so they can link to the audio in or out of your tv and a USB plug to power them. Note your tv will need a USB port. They have a built in mixer to adjust the volume of the ingame audio and the voice chat audio in the left speaker as well as a mic on/off switch. Nothing is really needed unless your tv does not have the red and white audio pluggins on the back. If that is the case, you will need to purchase an adapter which will connect to the back of your xbox 360. ALSO if your TV lacks a USB port, you can use one of the ports located on the back of your Xbox 360. « Show Less