Logitech G933 Surround Sound Not Working
Don't bother trying to find out mate -surround sound through headphones is a myth - think about it, how can you get real surround sound through only two ear-pieces? That's going to be stereo at best, claims of anything more is a gimmick.By definition, true surround sound requires multiple speakers positioned around the listener.i know like the asus strix 7.1 that has 10 speakers but its to expensive for me and what about the g633 does it support software surround sound with cordthats the question for mebecause it seams like that the g933 only supports it true the dongle thingi. I dont think it works thru 3.5mm as there wouldnt be enough channels. Supremacy star wars battlefront. I use the the wireless on my g930s and it works great. No, it's not true surround but it's very effective and much better than the stereo headphones I had for hearing front/back.Here's how they work:deos right now i got a roccat kulo 7.1 headset using 3.5 mm but on logitech support site it states that some features are disabeled when using the 3.5 such as surround soundand thats why i wanted to now if any1 are using it with 3.5mm and surround sound.
Ok - the Roccat has to have the 3.5mm plugged into the usb dac to get surround sound based on the setup guide. The 933 has to be in wireless mode (to use its usb dac) also - see page 12:'Some features, including 7.1 surround sound, on-headset buttons, volume wheel operation, and customization of lighting and button functions are not available without USB connection. Boom micp is not available for 3.5mm device while in Wireless mode.' Edit: thought you were asking if u could use 3.5mm plugged into a sound card so that's a no.
As far as the 933, the usb dac doesn't appear to have 3.5mm jacks like your roccat so no on that too. Ok - the Roccat has to have the 3.5mm plugged into the usb dac to get surround sound based on the setup guide.
Logitech G933 Software Not Working
The 933 has to be in wireless mode (to use its usb dac) also - see page 12:'Some features, including 7.1 surround sound, on-headset buttons, volume wheel operation, and customization of lighting and button functions are not available without USB connection. Boom micp is not available for 3.5mm device while in Wireless mode.' Edit: thought you were asking if u could use 3.5mm plugged into a sound card so that's a no. As far as the 933, the usb dac doesn't appear to have 3.5mm jacks like your roccat so no on that too.
The reason you cannot get 'surround sound' when just using the cable is that the Logitech software isn't able to emulate surround sound via your motherboard's audio. It can when using the USB or wireless since Logitech's hardware is being used. Just use the 7.1 mode on your motherboard audio software or use the wireless. It has nothing to do with the number of audio channels since there is only two (left and right) being supplied over the 3.5mm cable.=???
Im not using the usb thingi but directly to the motherboard soundcard and i still have surround soundbut u answerede me thx.
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Our eSports teams. I have the same exact problem. If 7.1 becomes enabled, it starts resetting the USB bus that the transceiver is plugged into. After a while it disables the 7.1, but for whatever reason doesn't tell windows. Any audio destined for anything other than left or right goes away.
It's really super annoying.This is really the only bad Logitech device I've purchased. The previous wireless Logitech surround headphones I had still work, and I wish I had not given them away. I've tried every thing I've seen as a fix online.I am almost at the point where I'm going to take these out back and fill them full of no.6 shot and set them on fire for good measure.Don't think I'll be buying anything else from Logitech in the future.Edit: In case anybody has this problem in the future, the simple fix for me was to plug the USB transceiver into a USB 3 port directly attached to the motherboard.
I was having problems when plugging it into the front facing USB2 port.