On 12/11/12 20:29, Gordon Scott wrote:
This time it's OK after I select hardware "Analogue Surround 4.0 output"
No idea for how long.
The headphone socket just went US, too. so I think I'll just give it up
on this PC.
G.
Try re-soldering the connection to the PCB.
Worked on my netbook.
(I'd
This time it's OK after I select hardware "Analogue Surround 4.0 output"
No idea for how long.
The headphone socket just went US, too. so I think I'll just give it up
on this PC.
G.
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Hi Guys,
On Tue, 2012-11-06 at 11:22 +, Gordon Scott wrote:
> I do agree that phasing might be the problem, though I'm not wholly
> convinced of that as some solo piano music sounded pretty much normal,
> though that was .mp3, which _might_ have been different.
The problem has reappeared and
Hi Guys,
Well, curious.
I'm using headphones, so little of the suggestions appeared to apply.
However I went into the "Sound Preferences" to see what I could find
that might relate.
Pretty much everything looked sensible with the possible exception of
->Output "Output Connector" which offered "
Hi Gordon,
Gordon Scott wrote:
>Hi Guys,
>
>I have a strange behaviour that's recently started with .ogg and
>YouTube. Maybe other formats.
>
>When I play, the sound has the foreground vocal missing.
>Background music is present, though often sounds 'odd' to a greater or
>lesser extent, chorus
On 2012-11-06 10:18, Gordon Scott wrote:
Hi Guys,
I have a strange behaviour that's recently started with .ogg and
YouTube. Maybe other formats.
When I play, the sound has the foreground vocal missing.
Background music is present, though often sounds 'odd' to a greater
or
lesser extent, choru
Hi Guys,
I have a strange behaviour that's recently started with .ogg and
YouTube. Maybe other formats.
When I play, the sound has the foreground vocal missing.
Background music is present, though often sounds 'odd' to a greater or
lesser extent, chorus vocals on songs are often there, there are
