Question about 2 PC and PS4 Audio

[Danielusar]

Hello TM Community

Soon i will add a Playstation 4 to my Gaming Setup, and i am now looking for a Solution to get the Sound of both, my pc and my ps4, to output on the same 2.1 Stereo System.
Right now my system is Connected via RCA to my Behringer UCA222 External Sound Device which is connected via USB with my PC. Is there a possibilty to might connect the Console with the inputs of the Behringer Interface or somehow with my PC to output both over the Sound System?

Or in case not, what would be the best Solution for me here?

Greetings

Danielusar

 

[kyzarvs]

If your HDMI carries audio to your monitor, come off the headphone socket from that, so you need one feed to the amp that carries whatever is currently on the monitor. I do that for my TV, not audiophile, but perfectly good enough for crappy sourcess like a PC onboard / Sky / PS4 outputs.

 

[Danielusar]

If your HDMI carries audio to your monitor, come off the headphone socket from that, so you need one feed to the amp that carries whatever is currently on the monitor. I do that for my TV, not audiophile, but perfectly good enough for crappy sourcess like a PC onboard / Sky / PS4 outputs.

My Monitor doesn´t have a Output for that sadly

 

[Danielusar]

Oh nvm... my Monitor actually has a 3.5mm output... i didn´t even knew
So i will try your Solution out once my Playstation 4 arrives, thanks a lot

 

[kyzarvs]

Hope it works for you. Not that it will affect you, but I also find on very cheap and / or very expensive TVs that have a lot of latency due to poor electronics or lots of post processing, it's a quick way to be sure the sound and picture match up without having to mess with latency settings on the amp.

With a good 3.5mm to RCA lead the sound quality is fine for games, films and music - though I wouldn't use it for my £600 turntable

 

[Danielusar]

Hope it works for you. Not that it will affect you, but I also find on very cheap and / or very expensive TVs that have a lot of latency due to poor electronics or lots of post processing, it's a quick way to be sure the sound and picture match up without having to mess with latency settings on the amp.

With a good 3.5mm to RCA lead the sound quality is fine for games, films and music - though I wouldn't use it for my £600 turntable

Just wanted to come back and say it works fine now. I just connected the Output of my Monitor with a Y-Splitter Cable to the inputs of my Behringer Device and it works fine without any noticable delay