At work (with restricted permissions) ... I share a desk with another person.
I have a USB hub that both of us hook our headphones up to.
The problem is, that sound doesn't go to both headphones at the same time. I'm assuming it's because the headphones are from two different companies, and therefore have two different drivers that can't run at the same time. I don't know, but that's my assuption.
Now it's not nessisary perse that both headphones run at the same time, but it is annoying that each of us has to unplug both head phones, replug our headset into the hub and start music or something .... in order to get sound to that headset. It's pretty annoying to have to do this on a daily basis.
Is there any way we can leave both headsets plugged into the USB hub and our headsets still work without all the unplugging/plugging in hassles described above?
Even if it involves system modifications, our IT guys are pretty nice and unless it's more complicated than it's worth they will usually help us out.
I have a USB hub that both of us hook our headphones up to.
The problem is, that sound doesn't go to both headphones at the same time. I'm assuming it's because the headphones are from two different companies, and therefore have two different drivers that can't run at the same time. I don't know, but that's my assuption.
Now it's not nessisary perse that both headphones run at the same time, but it is annoying that each of us has to unplug both head phones, replug our headset into the hub and start music or something .... in order to get sound to that headset. It's pretty annoying to have to do this on a daily basis.
Is there any way we can leave both headsets plugged into the USB hub and our headsets still work without all the unplugging/plugging in hassles described above?
Even if it involves system modifications, our IT guys are pretty nice and unless it's more complicated than it's worth they will usually help us out.
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