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| Thread ID: 65083 | 2006-01-07 01:16:00 | Philips MMS460 5.1 Speakers (For PC) | hpratvfrk (9558) | Press F1 |
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| 418868 | 2006-04-11 18:41:00 | Actually, i am having the same problem with my 5.1 MMS460... Rear or sub speakers aren't working, depends on what i am doing.. So, did you guys solwed this problem???????? HOW, if yes? :badpc: motherboard NF7-S2 |
rolka9 (9559) | ||
| 418869 | 2006-12-16 10:35:00 | Right, I had this problem too (Mobo: Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe) with my onboard sound. I found out that it was that the sub/center channels were mixed up, I managed to remedy this problem with a piece of software that simply switched the output. Mysteriously, almost a year and a half after I fixed this problem, it has come back, I was considering setting up a 3.5mm jack - RCA switch to sort it, but i'd rather use software again. I have had no luck with google, and was wondering if you guys can help ? |
DaveBritton (7395) | ||
| 418870 | 2006-12-16 11:01:00 | Scratch that last post, I found the program I used to switch the channels before. www.nvidia.co.uk for anyone experiencing the same problems (I'm pretty sure it only works with nVidia sound cards). |
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