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Hi fellows!
Yup, I'm going crazy. I have been checking left and right and have no idea how to properly setup the thing, or should I say things?
So, my current battlestation has both a PC and a PS4 PRO. And a 43" 4K "HDR" TV and a 24" monitor. The PS4 PRO only uses the TV but the pc uses both.
And now the interesting part... I want to be able to use a 5.1 speaker system, my Logitech G933 (wireless USB) AND my hi-fi headphones (Sennheiser HD650) for both systems (not at the same time, of course) because the battlestation has both a chair and a sofa.
The wireless part should be pretty straightforward because it is USB based, so it would be as simple (or complicated) as plugging the USB dongle on the PS4 PRO or on the pc. OK, solved... because I don't think there is any other way of doing it.
But how do you setup both a 5.1 speaker system and a headphone system (that needs a dedicated amp... I have that already) and be able to have both the PS4 PRO and computer plugged into?
Maybe a reciever? The PS4 PRO has an optical output, OK, so I would need a receiver with an input of such type, which is easy. But with the optical I lose the 5.1 capabilities that I want to use on the 5.1 speaker system. So... HDMI passthrough?
And how about the computer?
My head hurts
Yup, I'm going crazy. I have been checking left and right and have no idea how to properly setup the thing, or should I say things?
So, my current battlestation has both a PC and a PS4 PRO. And a 43" 4K "HDR" TV and a 24" monitor. The PS4 PRO only uses the TV but the pc uses both.
And now the interesting part... I want to be able to use a 5.1 speaker system, my Logitech G933 (wireless USB) AND my hi-fi headphones (Sennheiser HD650) for both systems (not at the same time, of course) because the battlestation has both a chair and a sofa.
The wireless part should be pretty straightforward because it is USB based, so it would be as simple (or complicated) as plugging the USB dongle on the PS4 PRO or on the pc. OK, solved... because I don't think there is any other way of doing it.
But how do you setup both a 5.1 speaker system and a headphone system (that needs a dedicated amp... I have that already) and be able to have both the PS4 PRO and computer plugged into?
Maybe a reciever? The PS4 PRO has an optical output, OK, so I would need a receiver with an input of such type, which is easy. But with the optical I lose the 5.1 capabilities that I want to use on the 5.1 speaker system. So... HDMI passthrough?
And how about the computer?
My head hurts