What you're hearing is the last link in sound output, after source, hardware, then output. If it's that bad, I think the place to start is the sound source. Is it a home-burned disc, or a store buy? If it's streamed stuff, what's the play speed, and the ISP connection quality? If it's recorded into the pc, was the record volume optimal? I think EQ settings should be neutral, and used for fine-tuning, after all other factors are in proper order...v0id said:
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This is really interesting!!!Jedi_Master said:All you have to do is to go into the software and tell it hey I want 5:1 sound, then the sound output will become the rear speakers, the Line In will become the front speakers and the Mic will become the big hooka bass speaker ( depending on your setup )...
How many TSG posters found in their pc sound properties this setting for 5.1 sound, not knowing exactly what they were doing, and then posted with non-recording mic problems???
:up:Jedi_Master said:
If you look back through some of the archives there are some who actually did !
No offence, I'm just posting
Back to lurking...
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