P pastry New member May 20, 2013 #1 The title speaks for itself. Anybody else having this problem? When facing someone, the dialog is very soft but when looking away they are much louder on the side or rear speakers. Shotgun sounds are very soft too, just doesn't sound right.
The title speaks for itself. Anybody else having this problem? When facing someone, the dialog is very soft but when looking away they are much louder on the side or rear speakers. Shotgun sounds are very soft too, just doesn't sound right.
Glordit Neo Zeon May 20, 2013 #2 pastry said: The title speaks for itself. Anybody else having this problem? When facing someone, the dialog is very soft but when looking away they are much louder on the side or rear speakers. Shotgun sounds are very soft too, just doesn't sound right. Click to expand... Check directional audio settings in the and in windows as well as software, or switch it stereo?
pastry said: The title speaks for itself. Anybody else having this problem? When facing someone, the dialog is very soft but when looking away they are much louder on the side or rear speakers. Shotgun sounds are very soft too, just doesn't sound right. Click to expand... Check directional audio settings in the and in windows as well as software, or switch it stereo?
Hagan Check my new Avatar May 20, 2013 #3 Have you tried raising the sound volume in your Windows config settings? If you have Realtek Audio Man., then increase the volume of the centre speaker.
Have you tried raising the sound volume in your Windows config settings? If you have Realtek Audio Man., then increase the volume of the centre speaker.
czc Thread Killer Mk VIII May 20, 2013 #4 Check centre/LFE swap is not selected if you have VIA hd audiodeck. I have no idea what it is.
