-Leppis
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How can you know for sure which one is the L and which is the R on your speakers? There isn't any markings on my speakers, and it gets a bit annoying in war games when you need to hear which side the plane for example is coming from etc.
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| 04/13/08 06:53 |
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cruisey
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I would just test which was which and put them as far apart on their respective sides. I've never played a game with different sided speakers so not sure if this will work
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| 04/13/08 07:06 |
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hairychimpdude
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left sound
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this link goes to a sound that comes out your left speaker
right sound
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this one comes out of your right speaker
lots of tips
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this page has lots of setup tips
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| 04/13/08 07:34 |
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Forumite
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Funny question, usually it states in the Manual which colored input-jack is what direction, some software (if you have an Audiocard) provide Self-Tests, so you hear a voice saying: Left, Right, or for 5.1 systems, Front Right, Front Left, and so on.
I haven't yet found any such option built-in windows or anything though, as you said though, playing a game and finding out where the sound comes from and then seeing it on the screen is also a possibility :P
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| 04/13/08 07:35 |
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Demon Slaya of God
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u have sound control on your speakers... the side with the nobs are normally the right =P
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| 04/13/08 12:16 |
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