Puzzling sound problems
By
Back_Blast,
Posted on: 2010-04-12 05:49 in ALL ACCESS Gameplay Technical Issues Bugs
Then it definitely sounds, no pun intended, like it's the speakers themselves. Looks like it's time to replace them.
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Not just in CoX and its looking like hardware, but still hoping someone has heard of the problem.
My Altec Lansing 121i speakers have decided volume control (on the subwoofer) really means balance. Turning the knob left shifts balance to left, right to right. Funny part is when it's in the middle there's no sound at all. At first I thought the Realtek driver had gone screwy, but plugging in a set of headphones shows that the driver is working fine... balance control in the control panel, dx diag tests, and volume tests in the audio mixer program are normal.
I've tried rebooting, cold booting, simply turning the subwoofer off, unplugging and replugging... nothing so far. What else *can* you try with speakers?
Not that it matters much, but the speakers in question. Could just be the wiring going, I suppose? The speakers pre-date my current computer (just over a year old for the computer, probably three or four years old for the speakers).
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