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Is there a way in XP to switch the left and right audio channels for all
sound applications?
 
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On Thu, 30 Jun 2005 09:31:53 -0700, "jabailo@texeme.com"
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>Is there a way in XP to switch the left and right audio channels for all
>sound applications?

Switch the speaker inputs around?
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Donald L McDaniel wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Jun 2005 09:31:53 -0700, "jabailo@texeme.com"
> <jabailo@texeme.com> wrote:
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>>Is there a way in XP to switch the left and right audio channels for all
>>sound applications?
>
>
> Switch the speaker inputs around?

No the outputs.

Say if I'm playing a streaming station.

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Or just switch the speakers around. <g>

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On Thu, 30 Jun 2005 09:31:53 -0700, "jabailo@texeme.com"
<jabailo@texeme.com> wrote:

>Is there a way in XP to switch the left and right audio channels for
>all
>sound applications?

Switch the speaker inputs around?
Donald L McDaniel
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If the sound card driver and software you install supports it. If you
don't provide it, then no.

jabailo@texeme.com wrote:

> Is there a way in XP to switch the left and right audio channels for all
> sound applications?
 
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jabailo@texeme.com wrote:

> Is there a way in XP to switch the left and right audio channels for all
> sound applications?

If you want to switch them permanently for all sound applications, why don't
you just restation the speakers? Geez.

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Or turn around and face the other direction! ;-)

NoStop wrote:

> jabailo@texeme.com wrote:
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>>Is there a way in XP to switch the left and right audio channels for all
>>sound applications?
>
>
> If you want to switch them permanently for all sound applications, why don't
> you just restation the speakers? Geez.
>
 
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Bob I wrote:
> Or turn around and face the other direction! ;-)
>

Well that was the problem. I'm using my head phones at work and they
have a short cord.

The cord is on the left ear, but my computer is on the right hand side
of the desk, so I wear them upside down. But then the channels are wrong.

Anyway, the question is now moot, as I realized that there is a head
phone jack on the /front/ of the computer! So, I can wear them right
side up and still have enough cord.



> NoStop wrote:
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>> jabailo@texeme.com wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Is there a way in XP to switch the left and right audio channels for all
>>> sound applications?
>>
>>
>>
>> If you want to switch them permanently for all sound applications, why
>> don't
>> you just restation the speakers? Geez.
>>
>
 
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You do realize they sell headphone extension cords very cheap.

jabailo@texeme.com wrote:

> Bob I wrote:
>
>> Or turn around and face the other direction! ;-)
>>
>
> Well that was the problem. I'm using my head phones at work and they
> have a short cord.
>
> The cord is on the left ear, but my computer is on the right hand side
> of the desk, so I wear them upside down. But then the channels are wrong.
>
> Anyway, the question is now moot, as I realized that there is a head
> phone jack on the /front/ of the computer! So, I can wear them right
> side up and still have enough cord.
>
>
>
>> NoStop wrote:
>>
>>> jabailo@texeme.com wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Is there a way in XP to switch the left and right audio channels for
>>>> all
>>>> sound applications?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> If you want to switch them permanently for all sound applications,
>>> why don't
>>> you just restation the speakers? Geez.
>>>
>>
 
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Upside down head phones -- hilarious!

You never mentioned that you were using a headset until your last post.


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<jabailo@texeme.com> wrote in message
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Bob I wrote:
> Or turn around and face the other direction! ;-)
>

Well that was the problem. I'm using my head phones at work and they
have a short cord.

The cord is on the left ear, but my computer is on the right hand side
of the desk, so I wear them upside down. But then the channels are
wrong.

Anyway, the question is now moot, as I realized that there is a head
phone jack on the /front/ of the computer! So, I can wear them right
side up and still have enough cord.



> NoStop wrote:
>
>> jabailo@texeme.com wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Is there a way in XP to switch the left and right audio channels for
>>> all
>>> sound applications?
>>
>>
>>
>> If you want to switch them permanently for all sound applications,
>> why
>> don't
>> you just restation the speakers? Geez.
>>
>
 
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