Re: Stereo sound
Hmmm,
I turned the speaker (the one that works w/ my mp3s) down, and no sound came
out of the other one. I looked at xmms', balance, and it was 50/50. So then
i turned the sound back up to the defaults, and put the balance on xmms 100%
towards the questionable speaker. No sound came out, so I'm not sure what
to think...
Thanks,
Cameron Matheson
On Thu, May 10, 2001 at 08:42:13AM -0400, Scott_Patterson@andersonsinc.com wrote:
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> >On Wed, May 09, 2001 at 11:30:35AM -0400, Scott_Patterson@andersonsinc.com
> wrote:
> >> If you come to the conclusion that the speakers and connections are fine, run
> a
> >> mixer program (gmix, kmix, aumix) to test sound from the left, then the
> right.
> >> I'd be suprised if the sound card was at fault.
> >>
> >Ah, the speakers are fine, and the mixer did work. I tried an audio cd, and
> >the stereo was excellent. I guess all my mp3s are just mono?
>
> If the sound is mono, you should still be getting sound from both speakers. It
> just will be the exact same sound (i.e. no stereo seperation).
>
> Have you tried using a different mp3 player? Perhaps your mp3 player's balance
> is adjusted to one speaker. Which mp3 player are you using (XMMS has a balance
> control on the main panel)? Are you listening to CDs from your soundcard's
> output or from the headphone jack on your CDROM?
>
> Scott
>
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