Help with PS4 Pro audio

[SeeFights]

Ok this is a length questions.

 

So I got a PS4 and currently its hooked up to my TV, the TV has speakers and is outputting the sound, but I'm only home for the holidays. I normally live in a university accomodation and the monitor i bring with me is a 1080p one, it doesnt use HDMI it instead uses a VGA, now becasue it has no speakers I cant hear any sound. Now i could use headphones and stick them into my controller but I dont want to do that.

 

Now i have a set of Logitech PC speakers with a subwoofer, the sub and speakers are small ngl but they are powerful. The speakers plug into the sub and the sub then plugs into the pc via the line in and line out ports on the back of a motherboard, the sub also has a volume control thingy attached to it with both a headphone jack and a mic jack and a power switch. Could i somehow set these speakers up to be used as speakers for my PS4 and would there also be a way to incorporate an Xbox one into this set up?

 

This is a rough guess but would i have to get a digital audio to analogue auido converter and do it that way ?

 

 

[SkyHound0202]

Get one of those USB sound card with 3.5 mm output for PS4. This also works for Xbox,.

[SeeFights]

1 minute ago, SkyHound0202 said:

Get one of those USB sound card with 3.5 mm output for PS4. This also works for Xbox,.

see that seems like a quick and easy fix but i wanna be able to also use the speakers for an xbox and my PC

 

so could i not get a 3 digital audio input device to 1 digital audio out put and then get a digital auido to 3.5 headphone and microphone jack converter?

[SkyHound0202]

11 minutes ago, SeeFights said:

so could i not get a 3 digital audio input device to 1 digital audio out put and then get a digital auido to 3.5 headphone and microphone jack converter?

Didn't get what you mean previously. Sorry.

If this is your use case, then you can get a S/PDIF switch for all devices and Digital-Analog Converter for 3.5 mm jack.

[SeeFights]

1 minute ago, SkyHound0202 said:

Didn't get what you mean previously. Sorry.

If this is your use case, then you can get a S/PDIF switch for all devices and Digital-Analog Converter for 3.5 mm jack.

Okay almost there, Would i plug the line in and out to the the analogue ports or something else becasure they dont have a red and white cable just a green and pink one?

[W-L]

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[SeeFights]

1 minute ago, W-L said:

-Multiple Threads Merged-

I also posted in the auido section as i didnt know which would be the best section to post into. thank you for the merge 

[SkyHound0202]

11 minutes ago, SeeFights said:

Okay almost there, Would i plug the line in and out to the the analogue ports or something else becasure they dont have a red and white cable just a green and pink one?

You only need to plug in the green jack (for speakers) into the jack on the D-A converter with a headphone sign on it.

[SeeFights]

1 minute ago, SkyHound0202 said:

You only need to plug in the green jack (for speakers) into the jack on the D-A converter with a headphone sign on it.

your a life saver, thank you 

[Stefan Payne]

2 hours ago, SeeFights said:

now becasue it has no speakers I cant hear any sound. Now i could use headphones and stick them into my controller but I dont want to do that.

You could also plug in your speakers into the controller, use a HDMI Audio splitter or the TOSLINK thing...

 

2 hours ago, SeeFights said:

This is a rough guess but would i have to get a digital audio to analogue auido converter and do it that way ?

Yes and there are two ways to do that:

a) HDMI Splitter like this.

b) A Sony/Philips Digital Inter Face...

 

But seriously:
A smallish new screen with HDMI input comes usually with Audio Out connectors, so that might be the better solution. And even not that much more expensive either.