Hey.
I've purchased this JBL J88i headset. Mic works fine on my LG G3 and I've confirmed that it ain't the phone mic that's picking up my voice (by blowing on the headset mic and listening to it), but even though I own a 4 pin to 2x 3 pin splitter (which works with the stock LG G3 earphones, with a Philips Uptown and a Sony headset), I can't make the microphone work on this headset with the PC. The speaker works fine.
If I turn on the listening to my mic and speak, blow, yell, tap on it, I won't hear anything. If I click on any button of the headset (volume +, answer call, volume -) I can hear a click. If I turn off acoustic echo cancellation, I can hear any windows noise with a delay/echo, but still nothing from the actual mic.
Is the pinout different or something? What might be wrong there? I've checked the pin length and it matches every other working headset pins, so a bad contact can be ruled off, probably.
I've purchased this JBL J88i headset. Mic works fine on my LG G3 and I've confirmed that it ain't the phone mic that's picking up my voice (by blowing on the headset mic and listening to it), but even though I own a 4 pin to 2x 3 pin splitter (which works with the stock LG G3 earphones, with a Philips Uptown and a Sony headset), I can't make the microphone work on this headset with the PC. The speaker works fine.
If I turn on the listening to my mic and speak, blow, yell, tap on it, I won't hear anything. If I click on any button of the headset (volume +, answer call, volume -) I can hear a click. If I turn off acoustic echo cancellation, I can hear any windows noise with a delay/echo, but still nothing from the actual mic.
Is the pinout different or something? What might be wrong there? I've checked the pin length and it matches every other working headset pins, so a bad contact can be ruled off, probably.
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