Is there any way to fix this audio leaking problem?

[Gale_Andrews]

@TheRhysWyrill

@Gale Andrews

@TheRhysWyrill

i can have the headphones at the same volume but record the microphone using a USB soundcard, the headphones are not heard whatsoever but using a USB sound card prevents other problems that don’t occur with just using the combo jack.

That sentence does not make sense. Do you mean using a USB sound card creates other problems that don’t occur with the combo jack? If so, what are those problems? Perhaps they are easier to solve than using a low quality combo jack.

And as I asked, what USB sound card, what version of Windows, what mic make and model number, what headphones make and model number?


Gale

Yes it creates the out of sync problem i have posted about before, the USB sound card doesn’t actually have a brand on it, windows version is 8.1, microphone is the Sony ECM-CS3 & headphones are the Beyerdynamic Custom One Pros.

So have you now rolled back to Windows 8.1 or are you dual booting Windows 8.1 and 10?

Did you try the suggestions at Audio falling behind capture card recording - #15 by cyrano and the post following of using a USB mixer or the Xbox Windows 10 app ?

As I asked, are you sure you are choosing the mic input in Audacity? Doing so is not always obvious with a combo in and out port.

Have you tried disabling the internal mic? Sometimes there is a setting that combines the external and internal mic into one input. The internal mic may hear your headphones.


Gale