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px22 is the new 21

swellvermin wrote:px22 is the new 21

Yes, I have the PX22s.

It looks as though I need to plug it directly into the controller until the 2nd patch is released based on that article.

Again,I could hear but nowhere near as loud as I would want it to be and I couldnt control anything through the attached amp.

Cnasty wrote:

swellvermin wrote:px22 is the new 21

Yes, I have the PX22s.

It looks as though I need to plug it directly into the controller until the 2nd patch is released based on that article.

Again,I could hear but nowhere near as loud as I would want it to be and I couldnt control anything through the attached amp.

I had the same issue doing that with them hooked into a PC. Had to go into settings and make sure the speaker output was set to the PCs sound card, not the headset. Maybe something the same with the ps4? IDK that sucks that you cant utilize a headset with a new console unless theres a patch update. Hmpf

I had to plug them directly into the controller and it was much louder and bad ass.

Aj, the steps you took didn't work at all as it had to be on all audio which is weird.

Nothing worked until plugged directly into controller like the link I posted. Supposedly there is a patch coming.

The bad part is the amp is worthless when plugged directly into controller for now.

My PX 3 was interfering with wifi and causing lag amongst other issues. Bought the P4C from turtle beach. Strictly a chat mic. One ear piece headset. Plugs in to controller. 30 bucks. Not too bad.

I could barely hear you but I could hear BigMike's meatball stuffing mouth perfectly clear, go figure.

got my P11's to work on the PS4.

Uuaww wrote:got my P11's to work on the PS4.

this is what i have and mine work perfectly too

ajalves wrote:

Uuaww wrote:got my P11's to work on the PS4.

this is what i have and mine work perfectly too

This is what I have too, but when I plugged them into the controller, nothing as far as game audio.
Having the USB hooked to my PS4 allows the mic to work just fine.

When I originally posted to Corey that mine were working, I have the headphone jack plugged into my stereo and that is where game audio is coming from.
I completely forgot about that.

I will have to try to plug it into my controller again.

I plug my PX22s into the PS4 and it comes through and very low even when going into the settings and pumping it up.

I unhook from the amp and plug it into the controller and it sounds great.

Only problem now I cant lower and raise the volume from an amp on game audio vs chat audio.

The_Niddler wrote:

ajalves wrote:

Uuaww wrote:got my P11's to work on the PS4.

this is what i have and mine work perfectly too

This is what I have too, but when I plugged them into the controller, nothing as far as game audio.
Having the USB hooked to my PS4 allows the mic to work just fine.

When I originally posted to Corey that mine were working, I have the headphone jack plugged into my stereo and that is where game audio is coming from.
I completely forgot about that.

I will have to try to plug it into my controller again.

im not using my controller, im using the red/white in the back of my tv so my controller is wireless still.

i set mine up like Ted

ajalves wrote:i set mine up like Ted

That is basically how I have mine.
I am just using my stereo to feed the headphones instead of the tv.

Sometimes the light bar on my controller is blue...sometimes red and sometimes white



anyone know what thats about?

I think its charge levels or depending on the game you are playing it changes as well I noticed.

Cnasty wrote:I think its charge levels or depending on the game you are playing it changes as well I noticed.

I thought I read somewhere the colors represented things, like blue means something is downloading or whatever.

Not entirely sure though.

http://www.tomsguide.com/us/sony-ps4-re ... -1939.html

A large light bar is positioned between the bumpers and triggers. Comprised of a trio of LEDs, the bar will change color to keep players apprised of their in-game status. During “Killzone,” a green light meant that our health was good, but flashed orange and yellow when we took on damage. A red light signaled that we died and would have to start over.

The light bar also works in conjunction with the PlayStation Camera, allowing for some motion control action. Sony has beefed up the motion control experience in response to Xbox One’s Kinect 2. During “The Playroom” app, our little AR robots realistically rolled from left to right as we rolled the controller from side to side.

Sony has stated that developers will be able to program their game to change the LED to use the 3 colors to mean whatever they would like.

Personally, I wish it would indicate when it needs charged and when it is fully charged.
I know it also changes color for which # of controller you are.
Blue is for player 1.
Red is for player 2.

The_Niddler wrote:Personally, I wish it would indicate when it needs charged and when it is fully charged.

It does.

Mine was blinking yellow when I needed it to be charged.

I plugged it in and it was blinking yellow as it charged and then when it was done it was green.

Dan is very low but always is a low talker. I double check my settings. Don't wanna be too loud or too low.

I noticed on my the individual sound controls don't work. Game volume doesn't do anything and the Chat volume controls all the volume.