Is there no sound coming from the new wireless headset?

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Is there no sound coming from the new wireless headset?

Is there no sound coming from the new wireless headset?

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ClemCol1
Member

232

12-02-2018, 12:26 AM

#1

Hi all
I recently purchased a Logitech G735 Aurora Gaming Headset and encountered several issues. After installing the wireless dongle, the headset was recognized directly in GHUB with drivers set up, so far everything seemed fine. However, the first problem arose: the headset was mistakenly identified as a speaker. When I tested Bluetooth on my phone, the sound came through the headphones normally. Later, when checking the cable connection, there was still no audio output. I tried adjusting various settings but nothing resolved the issue. I’m not sure what to do next and would appreciate any advice you might have. Hopefully this is just a simple setup mistake.

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ClemCol1

12-02-2018, 12:26 AM #1

Hi all
I recently purchased a Logitech G735 Aurora Gaming Headset and encountered several issues. After installing the wireless dongle, the headset was recognized directly in GHUB with drivers set up, so far everything seemed fine. However, the first problem arose: the headset was mistakenly identified as a speaker. When I tested Bluetooth on my phone, the sound came through the headphones normally. Later, when checking the cable connection, there was still no audio output. I tried adjusting various settings but nothing resolved the issue. I’m not sure what to do next and would appreciate any advice you might have. Hopefully this is just a simple setup mistake.

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Qr_king
Junior Member

38

12-03-2018, 03:21 PM

#2

Turn off BT and attempt the cable connection again.

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Qr_king

12-03-2018, 03:21 PM #2

Turn off BT and attempt the cable connection again.

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ChickenisBeast
Member

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12-04-2018, 01:21 PM

#3

Have you experimented with changing between different sources using the switch button—identical to the Bluetooth button—and then adjusting the audio mixing paddle? I’ve noticed that sometimes I need to switch sources first to ensure the headset can recognize them, before the audio mixing paddle functions properly. Pressing the top (A) should provide more USB dongle or cable audio, while pressing the bottom (B) should yield more Bluetooth audio.

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ChickenisBeast

12-04-2018, 01:21 PM #3

Have you experimented with changing between different sources using the switch button—identical to the Bluetooth button—and then adjusting the audio mixing paddle? I’ve noticed that sometimes I need to switch sources first to ensure the headset can recognize them, before the audio mixing paddle functions properly. Pressing the top (A) should provide more USB dongle or cable audio, while pressing the bottom (B) should yield more Bluetooth audio.