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DIY Guide: Create a 3.5mm Jack to USB Microphone Adapter for Laptop Using 2 Parts

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  • #1 16382439
    _Sewi009_
    Level 2  
    As the topic. I have 2 parts to do this item. My point is for someone to prompt or draw which pin to which should be connected to make everything work. I will connect a microphone to this, because I have a 2x 3.5 jack headset and I only have 1 input in the laptop: / I would like to do this adapter without any loss of money.
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  • #3 16382876
    Sinister
    Level 11  
    Even if you try, it will look bad. And I'm not saying you don't have the ability or you can't. There are adapters literally for ~ 12 zlotys to buy, but they can hide some additional electronic elements under the housing. And here the trouble can arise. So I don't know if a 1: 1 connection is possible.

    And now my question is. I can see, the item on the left is a female jack?


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    This post (my post) is not helpful in any way. Misleading!
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    #5 16382892
    sylweksylwina
    Moderator of Computers service  
    Sinister wrote:
    And now my question is. I can see, the item on the left is a female jack?

    You can see this is a tired female jack. Ie the predecessor wrote that there is NO direct connection possible. "Adapters" are actually USB sound cards.
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  • #6 16382927
    tos18
    Level 42  
    Related topic:
    [url=https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3293633.html[/url]
  • #7 16383448
    Sinister
    Level 11  
    sosarek wrote:
    @Sinister Do you know what you are writing about? Do you want to connect the analog audio signal to USB ???


    The bull was quite large. Fact. Now, when I read it, I see an error. I forgot about the analog signal, I only thought about the connection.

    sylweksylwina wrote:
    (...) "Adapters" are actually USB sound cards.


    It is correct.
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Topic summary

The discussion centers around the feasibility of creating a DIY 3.5mm jack to USB microphone adapter for a laptop using two parts. Users express skepticism about the possibility of a direct connection between analog audio signals and USB, emphasizing that such adapters typically function as USB sound cards, which incorporate additional electronic components. The consensus is that a simple 1:1 connection is not viable, and purchasing a pre-made adapter is recommended for reliability and functionality.
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