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is my sound only coming out of 1 speaker????
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is my sound only coming out of 1 speaker????
Your ear's broken.
Rai wrote:
> Your ear's broken.
Get a grip. I will break your funking ear if I catch you, you funking watermelon!
Now give me some useful info, muppet!
> Your ear's broken.
Get a grip. I will break your funking ear if I catch you, you funking watermelon!
Now give me some useful info, muppet!
Check your sound settings.
Chr1s wrote:
> Check your sound settings.
Done that. Think it might be the sound card. Its going to an amp but I know all about setting that up & its not that (mind my big head).
> Check your sound settings.
Done that. Think it might be the sound card. Its going to an amp but I know all about setting that up & its not that (mind my big head).
Firstly push you lead in the sound card properly, i know it sound silly but i have set my computer up and just didn't push it in far enough.
Then if that doesn't work try moving the leads to the speaker that isn't making sound and see if you get any crackling or if sound returns, play music as it's easiest to tell with.
It could just be that the wire is a bit lose in which case it will just need sticking in one place or the lead replaced if possible.
Failing that switch your speaker leads around so that you can tell if it's the port on the card or just the speaker lead, this is only if you have separate leads like 5.1 set ups do.
If you have one lead that splits in to 2 to go to your speakers chances are the leads lose in the speaker and just needs fiddling with.
Then if that doesn't work try moving the leads to the speaker that isn't making sound and see if you get any crackling or if sound returns, play music as it's easiest to tell with.
It could just be that the wire is a bit lose in which case it will just need sticking in one place or the lead replaced if possible.
Failing that switch your speaker leads around so that you can tell if it's the port on the card or just the speaker lead, this is only if you have separate leads like 5.1 set ups do.
If you have one lead that splits in to 2 to go to your speakers chances are the leads lose in the speaker and just needs fiddling with.
Chippxero wrote:
> It could just be that the wire is a bit lose in which case it will
> just need sticking in one place or the lead replaced if possible.
> If you have one lead that splits in to 2 to go to your speakers
> chances are the leads lose in the speaker and just needs fiddling
> with.
Sorry Kev, I was bored last night. Had a similiar problem with the headphones, it was something to do with the connecting leads. Probably the same thing here.
> It could just be that the wire is a bit lose in which case it will
> just need sticking in one place or the lead replaced if possible.
> If you have one lead that splits in to 2 to go to your speakers
> chances are the leads lose in the speaker and just needs fiddling
> with.
Sorry Kev, I was bored last night. Had a similiar problem with the headphones, it was something to do with the connecting leads. Probably the same thing here.
A: Wrong forum
B: How the hell are we supposed to know if you don't tell us what's running correctly etc
C: Your speaker's probably broken
B: How the hell are we supposed to know if you don't tell us what's running correctly etc
C: Your speaker's probably broken
D. the cabel from speaker A to speaker B is lose
answer:
why not...
why not...
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