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MP3 File Audio is One Sided - Hazzy - 2011-02-07
I am trying to listen to Painkiller Already, a CoD Podcast, but the audio for episode 40 only plays in one side of my earphones. Audio from anywhere else works fine, so I am convinced it is the mp3 file.
What's a fast and easy way to fix this? I tried Google, but I can only find sites about broken head-/earphones.
MP3 File Audio is One Sided - XTOTHEL - 2011-02-07
well it might be the mp3 that's messed and only one channel has the audio. You can set your speakers to "mono" and see what happens. Or change it yourself with audacity.
MP3 File Audio is One Sided - Spaz - 2011-02-08
XTOTHEL Wrote:well it might be the mp3 that's messed and only one channel has the audio. You can set your speakers to "mono" and see what happens. Or change it yourself with audacity.This. If you're using Winamp, you can do Options->Preferences->Playback->Check "Force mono" to force the audio to be played in both channels. If you'd rather change the mp3 itself, you can use Audacity.
MP3 File Audio is One Sided - Hazzy - 2011-02-08
Winamp's "Force mono" works wonderfully. Thank you.
MP3 File Audio is One Sided - Rob - 2011-02-08
Ugh, but ''Force Mono'' kills the quality. You should do a Stereo Separation with any sound editor