Hello everyone, Dennis is right here at the Quick Tips and Tricks tutorial video on the Xbox One's audio adapter, which you can see I've already fit into the bottom of my Xbox One controller here. Now this video is specifically for people who have already plugged it in and started using it after updating the controller and following the Quick Start guides instructions. This video will also dramatically help those of you who have an Astro headset or similar headset and you're using this little dongle piece that comes with the adapter to plug in the chat cable from your headset into the bottom of this little adapter here. And you're hearing the game sound double and don't know how to fix that issue. Even more specifically, I'll be simply going over the button functions on the adapter and what they do because I was confused along with a lot of other people as to what these two buttons on the side do, the plus icon on top of the controller and the plus icon on top of the figure or of a person. This is obviously the mute switch. This is obviously the volume control of what is being outputted from this to your headset but I didn't understand what the other two buttons were for. So let me back up and explain a little bit. This audio adapter is not just to output chat to your headset which I actually was at first under the impression that's what it was only for. Really really cool thing about this adapter is that it not only can output chat audio to your headset but it can also through this little cable output game audio. So when I got this adapter, I was surprised to eventually discover that I was hearing the game sound double because I was already hearing it through my Astero headset obviously. So when I plugged in the game adapter, I was hearing my teammates and the game sound in the background a second time the Astero game sound that's going to output stereo and not surround sound obviously. But my headset was surround sound so there's a clear difference between the two and I was hearing the game sound double. So I was like, wait, how do I turn down the game sound that's coming from the chat adapter? So for those of you late night gamers, that's awesome because this adapter provides game sound. But how do you mix the difference levels between your friend's chat volume here on the right hand side? Let's pretend and the game volume here on the left hand side in front of my little halo poster here. So how do you mix the difference between the two? Because this button on the side here only raises the volume of both equally. That's the only thing that this, the plus and minus buttons on the side of the adapter do. So what these do, what these buttons on the side of control do, they actually mix the volume between those two sources. So we have your friend's chat here and the game audio here. It just monitors the difference between them. You see now this is very, very similar to the Astero A40 mix amps, little button or knob on the bottom of the mix amps. You can see right here and if for those of you who have an Astero, you know what I'm talking about. It changes the difference between the two. That's the volume level of both. So all I had to do to stop hearing the game sound double was turn down my game volume from the adapter all the way and how do I do that? Well obviously by turning up the chat volume all the way and that's exactly what these little buttons are for. This little button on the side as the plus icon on top of the person is to turn up the chat volume and turn down the game volume. Likewise or conversely this little plus icon on top of the controller is to turn up game volume and turn down chat volume. Now all of this is volume from this adapter to your headset obviously and this is just to monitor the volume of whatever equalizers, whatever equalizer you have set with these two buttons. So all I had to do is come over here and tap and hold this button and eventually I heard a little beep in my headset and I was like okay what's that? And by experimenting going up and down with these two I realized that if I just press and hold this and then I hear this little beep that has essentially turned up my chat volume all the way and turned down the game volume all the way. So I'm only hearing my friends chat and I'm hearing zero game volume from this little adapter. So now I'm only hearing the game volume through my Astray 40 headset via the optical cable in my mix amp and I'm then using the adapter only for in-game chat. That's really really nice and it's cool that this adapter has this extra feature but I was not aware of this feature and that's really nice if they had included in the adapter. So I hope that tutorial explains to you what this means. A little side note I'll mention at the end here. My first got the adapter and when you first get this adapter it is set 5050 so that the chat volume is 50% and the game volume is 50%. So you have to manually go in and use these buttons on the side. So I probably had accidentally pressed the plus controller button thinking oh this is adding a controller. This is adding a person I can sign in with this button. I don't know why I thought that but it wasn't in the quick start manual that I'm aware of when I got the adapter and I'm very careful to read my manual. So I hope this tutorial video helped explain the adapter and what it's used for and maybe some of you can plug in your little iPod earphones to this and try out the game volume and play around at the late at night so you don't bother someone in another room or anything of that nature. So guys, thank you for watching this video. If you have any questions you have about this adapter in the comment section down below and I'll see you guys in the next capture or whatever I end up recording. Peace.