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Upon fiddling about, suddenly all audio switched to the headphone jack (despite a lack of headphones) and that screwy behaviour lead me to think "driver reinstall" which so far, seems to have done the trick.
Thanks for letting me bounce ideas about
Statistics: Posted by Mole — Tue Mar 29, 2011 5:59 pm
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Now, the first two, I have done. I can test them as you already know, and they all work. However, the last one the "enabling bass support" I can't find a specific option to do. The closest thing I can find was that stuff about telling windows that my sattelite speakers are not full spectrum speakers.
I've yet to actually test it in something that fully supports 5.1 - so maybe it will work with that, but I need to find something that will let me try. Maybe it's just the fact the MP3's are recorded in stereo. Still, it seems a bit pathetic that all I basically have is a set of simple speakers, and I Can't find an option in windows to "add bass" to the sounds.
EDIT: Got it! Go to Sounds, Enhancements, Enable "Bass Management".
Just gotta play with the levels to get it right now, Getting too much Bass on the kick drum but not enough on the rest of the song!
EDIT 2: New problem, it seems to have completely killed my PC's actual output level. You know when you have the volume mixer up, and it shows you the little green bar? Well that is hovering pretty much at the bottom. (See attachement)
Now the system is by no means "quiet", it's more like a comfortable listening level. But I know this system can produce a near deafening sound...
Statistics: Posted by Mole — Tue Mar 29, 2011 5:39 am
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So...yea... that's a long way of saying I have no clue.
Statistics: Posted by Satis — Mon Mar 28, 2011 9:24 pm
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