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I can only get this soundcard to pickup the left channel for all inputs?? help. |
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Check that you don't have the right channel muted, or panned to the left on one of the mixer strips. |
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I dont |
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any idea what's going on? I am using a 1/4" converter that came with my headphones.. |
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i think i have the same problem... |
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hmm, dont have any problems with that card... you have the problem with both the analog AND the spdif input? you got the pci or the usb version? many people have trouble with the pci 2496, lots of driver problems.. maybe reinstalling the driver helps. make sure you rule out you're not doing anything wrong (just sending the right channel.. some non-soundcard related things) also, fiddle around with that delta's software mixer thingy (which btw looks pretty AWFUL dontcha think?) |
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let someone blow their carhorn on your right ear, if you dont hear it....... |
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You 100% sure it's connected to the computer properly? That's normally the sort of thing that would cause this problem. |
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everything's connected properly, I had sound in the right channel at one point actually, but I haven't been able to get it back since.. there are rediculous driver problems with this soundcard.. it's not digitally signed, xp doesn't recognize its logos, and there isnt an xp version even.. the instructions only give explanations up to win NT... it's a mess. and yeah that mixer sucks. I don't know what half this shit means? what is s/pdif??? |
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well, the fact that it's not "digitally signed" doesn't mean anything. on the m-audio website i found drivers for xp btw.... install those after removing the old ones. spdif is a digital audio standard. |
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if you had sound in the right channel temporarily, it sounds like something to do with the connector. try rotating the plug in the connector, or better yet, getting a nice connector that you can be sure is functional. |
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s/pdif = sony philips digital interface Driver problems suck. |
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I bet you're putting a mono 1/4" plug into a mini-phono adapter and then into the sound card. Or something. You may have had sound in both channels at one point cause something wasn't plugged in all the way. This is why you need a mixer! About the drivers: make sure you have the latest revision from the m-audio website. UI don't give a fglying fuck up a bearded hag's ass whether or not they're signed to Bill Gates's specifications, they're rock solid. |
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yup.. it turns out that's what the problem was.. I was too lazy to find a stereo converter and opted for the mono one closest to me.. oooops thanks for your help .. fa'realz :) |
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