Hello. Is there a way to reverse the stereo channels in Indy2 or
Nascar? The sound plays fine, but the channels are screwed up.
Headphones plugged into the opposite ears work fine, for a while, and
they start to hurt. Any solutions?
Hello. Is there a way to reverse the stereo channels in Indy2 or
Nascar? The sound plays fine, but the channels are screwed up.
Headphones plugged into the opposite ears work fine, for a while, and
they start to hurt. Any solutions?
> Hello. Is there a way to reverse the stereo channels in Indy2 or
> Nascar? The sound plays fine, but the channels are screwed up.
> Headphones plugged into the opposite ears work fine, for a while, and
> they start to hurt. Any solutions?
After that, the sound card is pretty much the only thing left. If the card
is a well known brand/model, it is unlikely that it would be the source of
the problem.
BTW, what brand of sound card do you have?
Dan
>> Hello. Is there a way to reverse the stereo channels in Indy2 or
>> Nascar? The sound plays fine, but the channels are screwed up.
>> Headphones plugged into the opposite ears work fine, for a while, and
>> they start to hurt. Any solutions?
>Sounds to me like your problem is somewhere between the sound card and the
>headphones. If the phones work fine when plugged into a stereo (try more
>than one stereo) you can rule them out. Test any extension cords you may
>be using the same way. It could be a miswired extension that is causing
>this.
Well, I know it is the soundcard, but I don't think there is a solve
for it, yet. It's a Aztech Sound Galaxy modem/soundcard combo.
> >> Hello. Is there a way to reverse the stereo channels in Indy2 or
> >> Nascar? The sound plays fine, but the channels are screwed up.
> >After that, the sound card is pretty much the only thing left. If the card
> >is a well known brand/model, it is unlikely that it would be the source of
> >the problem.
> Well, I know it is the soundcard, but I don't think there is a solve
> for it, yet. It's a Aztech Sound Galaxy modem/soundcard combo.
My future, permanent fix is one of the following:
You could reverse the wiring on the 1/8" trs plug that plugs into the soundcard
thereby correcting the problem and allowing me to remount the spkrs on the
monitor.
Another option would be to get a new 1/8" male stereo plug AND 1/8" female jack
AND a short length of cable and make an adaptor. Just reverse the wiring of the T
(tip) and R (ring) at one end. This way you don't have to cut into your factory
wiring and you can switch back just by unplugging the adaptor.