LifeChat LX-3000 and Xbox 360 Wireless Reciever?

When I use each of the items separately, they work completely fine. However,
if both are plugged in, both of them cannot function as they're supposed to.
The headset's sound becomes muffled and "tinny", while the controller's light
blinks slightly slower than if it were still searching for the receiver. The
question is: How do I get my headset and controller to work at the same time?

I'm having the exact same problem, but with a wired xbox 360
controller... tried reinstalling lifechat software, directx, and
soundcard drivers. Nothing helps.

Does anybody know a solution?

On Oct 21, 1:55 am, TerraOmnia <TerraOm...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> When I use each of the items separately, they work completely fine. However,
> if both are plugged in, both of them cannot function as they're supposed to.
> The headset's sound becomes muffled and "tinny", while the controller's light
> blinks slightly slower than if it were still searching for the receiver. The
> question is: How do I get my headset and controller to work at the same time?

I'm having the same problem as well i think it's a programming issue/conflict
with it's default files I have tried it on XP & Vista and i get the same
problem for XP i didn't install the software for lifechat but as soon as
windows detect the 360 controller the headphone go muffled I did not try the
wireless 360 controller i have the wired one i wish they test this stuff
before they send it out to the consumer

"TerraOmnia" wrote:

> When I use each of the items separately, they work completely fine. However,
> if both are plugged in, both of them cannot function as they're supposed to.
> The headset's sound becomes muffled and "tinny", while the controller's light
> blinks slightly slower than if it were still searching for the receiver. The
> question is: How do I get my headset and controller to work at the same time?
>