>On Thursday 10 May 2001 14:42, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> 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).
>
>Not necessarily. My commercial oss driver for instance outputs mono to only
>one channe
>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 ou
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
On Thursday 10 May 2001 14:42, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 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).
Not necessarily. My commercial oss driver for instance outputs mono to only
one channel.
>On Wed, May 09, 2001 at 11:30:35AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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
That would be kind of unusual - I haven't downloaded a single mono tune, only
news broadcasts and I appreciated them being mono due to lenth of them. I
like mpg123 in console mode, and you can switch between mono and stereo. do a
'man mpg123' and it will list all the options .. xmms is a great
On Wed, May 09, 2001 at 11:30:35AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 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 speake
What are you playing when you notice only mono sound? If it's the cdrom, then
I'd venture to guess you have a cable problem between cdrom/sound card. Been
there myself, where as my mp3 player produced nice stereo sound. This was a
used card I picked up for a bench box. My sb card
>Hey,
>
>I have a quick question. Sound only comes out of the right speaker on my
>computer. Way back in the windoze days, the speakers worked in stereo, but
>I guess I've never had it that way in Linux. Do I need to do something
>special to get more than mono sound?
This does not sound like
On Wednesday 09 May 2001 15:23, Cameron Matheson wrote:
> I guess I've never had it that way in Linux. Do I need to do something
> special to get more than mono sound?
Usually not. What soundcard and driver are you using?
Hey,
I have a quick question. Sound only comes out of the right speaker on my
computer. Way back in the windoze days, the speakers worked in stereo, but
I guess I've never had it that way in Linux. Do I need to do something
special to get more than mono sound?
Thanks,
Cameron Matheson
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