Why use that LOL.
Just plug speakers into the PC onboard audio.

Its not ment to replace my speakers.
Its for optional sounds in some PS5 games on Steam that supports PS5-controller features.

the speaker in the controller is not very good
use a headset on it, or its best to just disable it in windows and use other speakers

1. no its not good but this will not be used for the main sound or chatting so i don't care
2. with my headset on it don't hear my speakers don't i... :)
3. I am not in search trying to use alternative audio devices. I try to fix something that doesn't work i windows....


Its like i ask somebody to repair the roller chain of my bicycle. but repairman keeps insisting to buy a motorcycle or a car becaus its faster. This is not what i have been asking.

Originally posted by Xamurai:

1. no its not good but this will not be used for the main sound or chatting so i don't care
2. with my headset on it don't hear my speakers don't i... :)
3. I am not in search trying to use alternative audio devices. I try to fix something that doesn't work i windows....


Its like i ask somebody to repair the roller chain of my bicycle. but repairman keeps insisting to buy a motorcycle or a car becaus its faster. This is not what i have been asking.

technically it would be like asking somebody to repair the roller chain on your bicycle, by using a piece of string.

---

All i can suggest is checking volume's on the PC. Sound settings should show the PS5 controller as an audio output in your case, so check that the volume there is maxed out. Im not talking about windows speaker output bottom right. That won't do anything for you.

Originally posted by Xamurai:

2. with my headset on it don't hear my speakers don't i... :)

Surely you wouldn't hear the controller either then? So it's basically a non issue?

then you answered your own question

there is no fix
use something else for the controller/voip channel

Originally posted by Xamurai:

1. no its not good but this will not be used for the main sound or chatting so i don't care
2. with my headset on it don't hear my speakers don't i... :)
3. I am not in search trying to use alternative audio devices. I try to fix something that doesn't work i windows....


Its like i ask somebody to repair the roller chain of my bicycle. but repairman keeps insisting to buy a motorcycle or a car becaus its faster. This is not what i have been asking.

Cause it's meant for headsets and with the Console; not a PC.

Even on Consoles we don't use that we use a quality wireless headset

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

Originally posted by Xamurai:

1. no its not good but this will not be used for the main sound or chatting so i don't care
2. with my headset on it don't hear my speakers don't i... :)
3. I am not in search trying to use alternative audio devices. I try to fix something that doesn't work i windows....


Its like i ask somebody to repair the roller chain of my bicycle. but repairman keeps insisting to buy a motorcycle or a car becaus its faster. This is not what i have been asking.

Cause it's meant for headsets and with the Console; not a PC.

Even on Consoles we don't use that we use a quality wireless headset

then why do devs support patches to include this in the pc version...?

Because some games use the actual PS5 controller speaker (meaning don't use the audio jack) for certain imersive sounds however this support is very rare. Games like The Quarry and Until Dawn support it though if you'd like to look those up and see what it's used for.

The reason for patches because many games are ported from console version and are not full featured at launch to PC and need time for features and optimization