Presuming Windows 10 (previous flavors are similar):
1) Right click the speaker icon, lower right; select "Open Sound Settings"
2) When that panel opens, click on "Sound Control Panel"
3) In playback or recording tab, select the device you want to change
by double clicking it
4) In the advanced tab of that device; change the default format to
single/dual channel(s) and the bit rates desired.
5) Ok your way back out, done.
6) Report back to the group.
Mine are all defaulted to two audio channels, even though the mic inputs
are typically mono only. What I've found is that the software for
decoding digital modes, isn't usually refined enough to listen to two
channels of audio, or just one channel of choice, so dual decoding (one
channel per receiver) is a challenge. That isn't often needed for me,
so it's not a huge issue.
73,
Rick NHC
On 10/2/2018 6:32 AM, Ed W0YK wrote:
There must be a way to correct this, but I haven't found it.
73,Ed W0YK
-------- Origi
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