4 speaker/2speaker problem
By Bouncy - usenet poster
i have a soundblaster live (pci) on a windows xp pro computer.
i have 4 cambridge soundworks speakers with a subwoofer attached to the
sound card.
if i go to the control panel and into the sound and audio devices .. and
click on advanced and set it to quadrophonic speakers (4 speakers) i get
audio from all 4 speakers and the sub. but sometimes when i reboot i
wind up back at 2 speakers again (or desktop stereo speakers) .. how can
i get xp to default to the quad speakers? instead of dropping back to 2
speakers like that?
i have 4 cambridge soundworks speakers with a subwoofer attached to the
sound card.
if i go to the control panel and into the sound and audio devices .. and
click on advanced and set it to quadrophonic speakers (4 speakers) i get
audio from all 4 speakers and the sub. but sometimes when i reboot i
wind up back at 2 speakers again (or desktop stereo speakers) .. how can
i get xp to default to the quad speakers? instead of dropping back to 2
speakers like that?
Solution #1
posted on Aug 09, 2005
Melissa - usenet poster
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D o t A u wrote:
nope not muted.
just set to 2 speakers.
i've double clicked on the sound icon in the system tray (bottom right
of the desktop, and also gone to the control panel -> sound and audio
devices
nothing muted. but good suggestion.
nope not muted.
just set to 2 speakers.
i've double clicked on the sound icon in the system tray (bottom right
of the desktop, and also gone to the control panel -> sound and audio
devices
nothing muted. but good suggestion.
Solution #3
posted on Aug 09, 2005
Kim1 - usenet poster
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On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 19:17:37 -0600, Andrew <spec @chartermi.net>
wrote:
Then go into the speaker surround mixer and switch them on from there
a little bit of messing around and you wil get the rears to work,
I had this crap with the audigy 2 card, Just because I was running 4.1
setup instead of 6.1 It turned the rears off and I ended up with just
2.1 Very annoying ! A buggy software issue I beleive so try to
download all the latest updates and see what happens
Rotor:-
wrote:
Then go into the speaker surround mixer and switch them on from there
a little bit of messing around and you wil get the rears to work,
I had this crap with the audigy 2 card, Just because I was running 4.1
setup instead of 6.1 It turned the rears off and I ended up with just
2.1 Very annoying ! A buggy software issue I beleive so try to
download all the latest updates and see what happens
Rotor:-
Solution #6
posted on Aug 09, 2005
2Pansy - usenet poster
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On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 13:10:10 -0600, Andrew <spec @chartermi.net>
wrote:
Xp sometimes does that, Ignore it as you still work in quad mode,
I have SB audigy and Xp finds quad speakers automatically so I assume
its a software problem with lesser cards!
wrote:
Xp sometimes does that, Ignore it as you still work in quad mode,
I have SB audigy and Xp finds quad speakers automatically so I assume
its a software problem with lesser cards!
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