Corsair Elgato Chat Link Party Adapter for Xbox One and Playstation 4

Works perfectly for my elgato hd60 s+ for streaming games on my ps5

Just keep the wire free from tangles and other electronics like a usb mic etc and it works perfectly, captures audio perfectly aswell

Not buy this item it’s useless it’s make a beep sound in video and audio recording

This product works as advertised and is well made from my experience with it so far. I use Astro A50s for my Xbox One in combination with my Elgato Game Capture HD60 Pro. The instructions the Elgato website provides for getting this to work with most headsets is good and will probably work for most users but I think people with A50s may be confused as to how they can properly use this so I’m going to include some information and instructions below to help out.

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Who are these instructions for:
If you want to be able to use your Astro A50s with the game capture software to record game video, game audio, chat audio, AND your own commentary on your Windows computer.

Read this to know what you need (you don’t need too much):
To get this functional, you must be able to plug in your Astro A50 headset into the audio port of the controller (or the stereo headset adapter). So if you have the Astro Xbox One adapter (which plugs into the accessory port and not the audio port) you will need to get a cable to be able to do this. I don’t know if there exists a 2.5 to 3.5 cable which can do all of this at once, but if you have a 2.5 to 2.5 cable (like me), you can get a 2.5 to 3.5 adapter to get this to work. If you have/bought the stereo headset adapter, it should already come with a 2.5 to 3.5 adapter (although the quality of the cable wasn’t so good from my experience).

Read this to see if you have things set up correctly before proceeding:
If you have Astro A50s then you should already be aware that your headset has the mixamp built in. So if you have everything working correctly with your headset then you should have your controller audio output set to maximum voice with no game audio (since the headset already receives game audio from the wireless transmitter/console). If you’re using a controller with an audio port you can verify this in the chat settings in the sidebar by double tapping the Xbox Guide Button and scrolling all the way down or if you’re using the stereo headset adapter you simply keep tapping on the person icon until you hear beeps.

Read this to understand the problem and the fix:
TLDR Version -> There are two available audio inputs in the software, but we want to use 3. So we merge 2 of them into 1.
In simple terms, the game capture software can use one video input and up to two audio inputs. Your primary video and audio input are coming from your console, so game video and game sound. You can add another audio input by using the live commentary feature which is in the right sidebar of the capture software. The problem comes from the fact that this cable will take the audio output of the controller (or stereo headset adapter) which we have set to only output voice chat. So if you follow the normal directions you will only get the voice chat from the cable. [At this point you may be asking why we don’t change the audio balance for the controller audio output and just use that as the source for game audio in our headset instead of the transmitter/console. I tried this already and the audio sounds bad, you’ll notice a distinct degradation of audio quality in your headset if you try this like I did.] So in total we really have 3 tracks of audio we want to use but there are only two available inputs in the software. We’ll fix this by leaving the game audio as the primary audio input and combine our voice chat and microphone (that you use for commentary) into a single audio input that we can use for the live commentary.

Follow these instructions to fix:
1. Download and install the VB-CABLE Virtual Audio Device (http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Cable/). This is free and works.
2. Go to your list of recording devices on your PC and right click on the line-in input (that gets the voice chat) and open the properties. Do the same for your microphone.
3. For both of the devices, click the listen tab and check the “Listen to this device” checkbox on and select “CABLE Input (VB-Audio Virtual Cable)” from the dropdown list. Click OK.
4. In your game capture software, choose “CABLE Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable)” as the source for your live commentary.

Notes:
You’ll have to play with the volume levels and such to get the right balance that you want.
Also, you will probably want to turn off mic monitoring so you don’t hear an echo of yourself.

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Hopefully at least one person found these instructions helpful.

Big Price Product But Quality Very nice…

First of all this thing is too much overpriced, but it’s quality is mind blowing.
You can spend only 1000 to get make something (with an audio copier + an aux cable + an audio splitter) which serves the same purpose as this item.
But you will not have the build quality this material have. You will feel just after touching it for the first time,

very useful to capture party audio when you want to. honestly been having a blast talking to my friends and having their voices heard on stream. really long cable so I can throw my controller a good distance before my headset goes along for the ride. My only complaint is that when you switch output to actually be able to listen to audio, the audio lowers and cant be hightened. I dont know why this is the case, but not much to complain about it, still really good.