Reddit reviews Nyrius SW100 Digital Audio Optical Toslink 3 Input Selector Switch Compatible with Fiber Optic Cables, HDTV, Blu-ray DVD player, PCM, Dolby Digital, DTS, XBOX360, PS3
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Connects 3 Digital Audio Sources To A Single Digital Audio Output3 Input Fiber Optic Toslink Digital Audio SwitchingOutput Connects Directly Into TV Of Home Theater ReceiverPCM, Dolby Digital & DTS Signals Can Pass Through This UnitExpands The Capacity Of A Home Theater's A/V Inputs
This isn't really the right sub for this, but you won't be able to have them both connected at the same time, if that is what you're trying to do. Unless you bought a Toslink Hub.
But to set them up, you'll have to pair the headset with the wireless amp, and connect the wireless amp to either the Xbox One or the PS4 with the provided Toslink cable. And then just switch the toslink cable from the xbox and the ps4, depending on which one you would like to use.
You want a 3 way switch, something like this
Places sell dedicated optical switchers. Amazon had one that woroed pretty well.
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You can get 3>1 optical splitters but there will be signal degradation.
Something like this might work?
It's yet another switch to toggle, but what about this?
I use the Turtle Beach PX4 (http://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Surround-PlayStation-Headset-TBS-3276-01-4/dp/B00EI4V3X2), and I love it. I have it set up to work with my PS4, Xbox One, and Xbox 360 through an optical audio switcher (http://www.amazon.com/Nyrius-SW100-Digital-Selector-Compatible/dp/B000812QC6), and everything works perfectly. You do need to pick up the chat cable for the appropriate console separately if you want to use the microphone while gaming, but those are also available on Amazon and / or Turtle Beach's website.
The cheapest solution will be with a optical switcher or splitter, like this one.
It may not be your problem, but yes, repeatedly plugging in/out your cable will cause the connector to wear down. Since it is an optical cable, the connector is probably plastic and will wear fairly quickly.You may be able to wrap some painters/masking tape around the outside of the connector to cause it to fit more snugly. Get something like this or this to mitigate the issue.
Actually, I'm not sure that would work. This one is cheaper and made exactly for what you want to do, there's just a switch to choose which device you want to use. Is that OK?
https://www.amazon.ca/Nyrius-SW100-Digital-Selector-Connections/dp/B000812QC6