Deathead47

thank you for helping me, the topic has been solved and you answered my questions with extensive detail. there is no other problems.

i understand that, but i never used the computer for recording, i used my laptop that has the software. and i forgot to put my laptop in the path i originally sent you. Iam sorry if iam not explaining this clearly, i was never good with explaining things.

I forgot to mention, from the roxio it records from my laptop, which sits on top of my PS4. if i were to hook to to a dvd player where should i plug my headphones? Because its plugs into the PS4 and DVD players dont have usb slots, leaving only the laptop. Should i plud the headphones into the laptop?

actually its more warbled, sorry for replying so late because i was trying to figure out this sound issue. trying to understand this, your saying that it could be a ground loop that causes those kinds of noises? if that is the case, couldn't i just get a hum eliminator that fixes ground loops in between the piggyback rca and the rca to 3.5 jack or is it solely a power plug with unbalanced circuits? the video up top gives the best example of this warble sound {skip to 7:00 because of editing song} {sidenote: this one is louder than my other videos because i found the dbs setting to increase volume} also can't nessiarily test it out right away because iam using the RGC for work.

sorry of replying so late... a few things i have notice with this setup for caution. 1. your voice will be low while the game is high, its advise you change the games volume to equal your voice. 2. you may hear buzzing sounds, that is because of either the tap into the audio or the sound output to the ps4 {i have it on the lowest which is bitstream dts and not linear pcm} 3. livestreaming to twitch is...well check the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I867q1koCPE but this is what i have, hdmi going into a radioshack component adapter then in between the audio cables and the roxio is a piggyback rca splitter and from there the end of the female rca is a male rca audio to a 3.5 jack connected to the G430 usb headphone slot and my G430 headset mic in its respected slot.

Thank you sir, apparently by getting those wires and connecting them to the G430 usb adapter in the headphone side, it was able to record my voice. now pushing my luck here, i like to find a way to also hear through those same headsets without changing the settings in my PS4 since it will be mute if the audio is going through my headsets instead of my TV. I was able to do it before, but it required that splitter i mention in my first post. like i said pushing my luck but i will find a way, thanks again.

ok that would make sense...and that might be better than that 3.5 stereo cord. thank you i will buy those and see how it does.

iam sorry if my wording was a bit off but, what "blocked scenes" are on the PS4 is scenes in a game that either spoil the game or contain plot sensitive items that the developers of the game dont want people streaming to see. when using the PS4 streaming service to twitch or UStream, when you play a game while streaming and you come across a "Blocked Scene" the view on the stream goes to a standby blue screen while you are able to play and see it just fine, not only does it block the viewers from seeing it but it also disables the audio. this is where the Roxio come in, since it records what is being displayed, it avoids the blocked scene and the viewer are able to see and hear that part of the game, and all they will see is the playstation messages of: "You have entered a blocked scene, and gameplay recording has been stopped". so my setup path is this: PS4>HDMI>RadioShack HDMI to Component Adapter>Roxio>HDMI>Monitor ^ ^>Turtle Beach RCA TAP > 3.5 M/f Stereo cord {missing/problem}> Logitech G430{Mic Audio} ^>Logitech G430{Headset Audio}

hello, new to the forum and having trouble. i got the roxio game capture pro hd for my ps4 so i could bypass some of the blocked scenes in certain video games. however i would also like to recod my voice too, so i looked at this video from team DUV's gaming and i thought i had it down https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Ozbq-a6EM&list=LLWE98e2lRaombVhO-5jToWQ&index=1 so i got the turtle beach rca tap and instead of a turtle beach headset, i have a logitech G430. the only thing i am now having trouble with is the 3.5 stereo adapter to send a feed to the roxio through the tap. i already bought three different cable that failed me due to lack of description and my knowledge {iam more of a video guy instead of a sound guy at work}. one was a spitter with both mic and headset {the headset part worked}, a cell phone 2.5 male to 3.5 female {at the time i thought it was the reverse}, and a turtle beach 3.5 male to 2.5 female stereo cord {thinking that the tap would work with its own cables}. so now iam thinking of getting a 3.5 m/f stereo cord but i just want to know some opinions on this if iam just wasting my time on this or that iam on the right track with the wrong equipment.