Recent content by mrbear2899

Not a problem at all, I googled the exact name of the product on that page and it came up on the US Sescom website, thank you so much for your help!

I already have an audio splitter (linked below) but I'd prefer one that has a side-to-side switch instead of the push button switch because after some use the switch (in my experience) has gotten hard to change between states. I'm probably explaining this very poorly, but when the button is...

The building itself is a large metal building that is similar to a warehouse, so I don't believe static would be an issue inside. I could be wrong though, and even if it doesn't work for that case, it's only 15 USD, so it isn't going to be a huge loss.

The laptop in question is an HP 15-f271wm. I'm in far-west Texas, and as for budget I would say between 50 and 300 US$. I don't have a preferred site for purchase.

At the place where I work, I run a PowerPoint presentation on a TV using a laptop from the back of the room. My boss is having a second TV put in and wants to run the same PowerPoint presentation on both TVs simultaneously. I've been struggling to find a good HDMI splitter that will run both...

Yamaha BR12 speakers, Mackie 1402-VLZ Pro soundboard, HP 15-f271wm is the model number for my laptop, Yes I installed the latest BIOS. The HDMI device is a Vizio TV, don't know the model of it and the way it is mounted is hiding the number.

When I use the 3.5mm audio out on my HP 15 laptop and the video out from HDMI at the same time, I get an audible buzz or hum noise. What can I do to fix this? I'm outputting audio to a set of speakers.

Firstly, I know that windows supports this, as I did it on my previous pc. Second, this should not be this difficult. What do I need to do, pay someone my life's savings to fix this god forsaken piece of [Moderator edit to remove profanity. Remember that this is a family friendly forum.] pc...

The problem with those is that I don't have the option to make front and rear output devices playback two different audio streams simultaneously like it says in the guides.

The problem isn't so much switching, as it is that windows is detecting both of the headsets as one device. It's not letting me separate them into front and rear, it's only one audio playback system for some reason.

There's no way to get the functionality to change it in the audio panel of windows 10 again? That was the way I did it before but it doesn't do it now, I really would like that back as I have little space for an audio switcher on my desk.

What I would like to do is be able to listen through one set of headphones when I'm on, then switch it in windows to the other pair that's plugged in when I get off. I have two pairs of headphones, one that fits me fine and another that my partner likes to use more.

No, that's to separate input devices, not the output. I want the headphones and speakers to be separate outputs.

I can't figure out how to separate the front and rear panel audio on my PC. I've tried updating the Realtek audio drivers and it didn't change the Audio Console. This is what I see when I select the Device Advanced Settings option. I'm using Windows 10 with a Ryzen 3 3200 CPU and a Biostar...

Well, I reverted to 20.4.2, got an error that said Atikmpag.sys was the problem this time so I reverted to 19.10.2, seeing if that fixes it now.