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Posted by: Fireberg
« on: 05. January 2014., 13:04:17 »that´s new to me!!
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Posted by: lindalady
« on: 07. November 2013., 07:53:38 »These days, a USB headset is practically a necessary accessory for gaming, and gaming on a Playstation 2 is no exception. Many games employ interactive features like voice recognition and VOIP that allow you to add your voice to games, communicate with opposing players to "trash talk," and collaborate with a team of other online players. USB headsets allow you to interact with the game while leaving your hands free to work the remote control. Whether it's Mortal Combat, Socom 3, Call of Duty, Madden NFL 6, Karaoke Revolution Party, or dozens of other compatible games, you can enhance the gaming experience with a USB headset from ibeats-uk.com
Connect and Use the USB Headset
1. Connect the USB cord on the headset you choose to your Playstation 2 USB port, which is located on the bottom left-hand corner of the base unit, underneath the remote controller port. No additional setup is required, as the unit will automatically recognize the headset.
2. Make sure you have a cable or DSL Internet connection. It's unlikely your USB headset will work during online play if you only have a dial-up connection.
3. Check all firewall protections associated with your wireless router, if you use one. Your router should allow this port range: UDP Ports 6000-7000. In addition, the host of an online game must adjust his or her firewall to this port range so others can use their headsets to join the online gaming session.
Find the Right USB Headset for Gaming
1. Buy a headset with a long cord that measures at least 8 feet in length. This will allow you to sit further away from the Playstation 2 unit when necessary and give you more freedom of movement while you're playing.
2. Shop for a headset with a noise-canceling feature to block out ambient room sounds. Audio on Playstation 2 games is carefully designed to create a unique sensory experience and transport you to the world of the game. You therefore want to hear the audio as best you can.
3. Make sure your headset has volume controls and a mute button within easy reach. You don't want to have to take off your headset every time you need to adjust these controls. You should also look for a headset from ibeats-uk.com with a microphone that twists out of the way, so it won't bother you when you're not using it.
Connect and Use the USB Headset
1. Connect the USB cord on the headset you choose to your Playstation 2 USB port, which is located on the bottom left-hand corner of the base unit, underneath the remote controller port. No additional setup is required, as the unit will automatically recognize the headset.
2. Make sure you have a cable or DSL Internet connection. It's unlikely your USB headset will work during online play if you only have a dial-up connection.
3. Check all firewall protections associated with your wireless router, if you use one. Your router should allow this port range: UDP Ports 6000-7000. In addition, the host of an online game must adjust his or her firewall to this port range so others can use their headsets to join the online gaming session.
Find the Right USB Headset for Gaming
1. Buy a headset with a long cord that measures at least 8 feet in length. This will allow you to sit further away from the Playstation 2 unit when necessary and give you more freedom of movement while you're playing.
2. Shop for a headset with a noise-canceling feature to block out ambient room sounds. Audio on Playstation 2 games is carefully designed to create a unique sensory experience and transport you to the world of the game. You therefore want to hear the audio as best you can.
3. Make sure your headset has volume controls and a mute button within easy reach. You don't want to have to take off your headset every time you need to adjust these controls. You should also look for a headset from ibeats-uk.com with a microphone that twists out of the way, so it won't bother you when you're not using it.