Why is my audio working but not mic?

There’s a possibility that your microphone is working just fine, but the volume of your microphone may be set too low, and others are unable to hear you. Check the volume of your microphone (sometimes referred to on your computer as the recording or input device) to be sure it is at an adequate level.

Why is my audio splitter not working?

Uninstalling and re-installing the audio drivers (multiple times) Updating windows. Running the audio troubleshooters (Both for playing audio and recording) Checking for updates to Dolby.

How do I fix my microphone not being detected?

1) In your Windows Search Window, type “sound” and then open the Sound Settings. Under “choose your input device” make sure your microphone appears in the list. If you see “no input devices found”, click the link titled “Manage Sound Devices.” Under “Input Devices,” look for your microphone.

Which is better USB mic or jack mic?

The quality of a 3.5 mm microphone is better than USB devices. Your voice will sound crisp and clear. A 3.5 mm mic can take advantage of the features included in the sound card, such as special effects. These devices offer more compatibility as older computers and laptops are more likely to only accept analog mics.

How do I connect a splitter to my computer?

It’s simple and easy to use. Simply plug the splitter into your PC and plug the headphones into the splitter. The most common splitter is the Y splitter, so named because it’s Y-shaped. The Y splitter splits the headphone jack into two audio outputs so you can use two headphones at the same time.

Why is USB audio not working?

Unplug the headset from the PC’s USB port and reboot the computer. Do not just restart – perform a complete system shutdown and then turn back on, as this will help clear the memory in the USB ports. Make sure the headset is selected as the default device in the PC under both the Sound Recorder and Playback options.