GenderPlay
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Hi, I don't usually post on forums so i don't know if this is the right place and if not just tell me.
I have speakers and headphones but my computer only has 1 female jack input, i have a microphone+headphone to 1 jack and I tried to make the microphone one a female headphone input, the microphone one has 2 wires and the headphone one 3 wires, i successfully connected them and they "work" sole problem is that what ever is connected to the main female port (the one which originates with, the 3 wire one) one side get's really low frequency and sound, is there a way to get around this?
(i just took the microphone one and connected them to the headphone wires, the headphones have the cables 1,2,3 and for them to work i need to connect 1-1 and 2-2 but for the microphone female wires i need to get the wire 3,4 (3- same color as the one from headphones) connected as 1-4 and 3-3 and once connected the problem appears, sorry if i'm confusing)
I have speakers and headphones but my computer only has 1 female jack input, i have a microphone+headphone to 1 jack and I tried to make the microphone one a female headphone input, the microphone one has 2 wires and the headphone one 3 wires, i successfully connected them and they "work" sole problem is that what ever is connected to the main female port (the one which originates with, the 3 wire one) one side get's really low frequency and sound, is there a way to get around this?
(i just took the microphone one and connected them to the headphone wires, the headphones have the cables 1,2,3 and for them to work i need to connect 1-1 and 2-2 but for the microphone female wires i need to get the wire 3,4 (3- same color as the one from headphones) connected as 1-4 and 3-3 and once connected the problem appears, sorry if i'm confusing)