Chrome audio from one speaker only
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seekingt...@gmail.com,
Sep 12 2017
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Issue descriptionChrome Version : 61.0.3163.79 (Official Build) (64-bit) (cohort: 61_Win_79) URLs (if applicable) : OS version : Windows 7 64bit Network (such as Cable/DSL/Dial up etc): Audio/Video format (if applicable): Special chrome flags (if applicable): Behavior in Safari (if known): n/a Behavior in Firefox (if known): No Problem Video issue, Audio issue, both, neither? AUDIO Flash or HTML5? <right-clicking most players will either reveal some text with “Flash”; otherwise likely HTML5> If the browser or renderer crashed (“Aw, Snap”), please add any crash IDs from chrome://crashes (possibly after enabling crash reporting per http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=96817) What steps will reproduce the problem? (1) Play any video from Chrome. YouTube for example. (2) Any other music player and IE work fine. (3) This is a Chrome only problem. What is the expected result? Sound from BOTH speakers What is the actual result? Sound only comes from one speaker. Any additional information (anything else which may help us debug the issue)? This is a very old problem that only started today. In the past the issue was a problem with FLASH. Now this is many years later and the problem just now arises?? What to do? Please attach the HTML5/JavaScript code or audio/video files as well as screenshot and/or videos (if applicable)
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Sep 12 2017
Can you capture the output of chrome://media-internals players and audio tab while playing and seeing this issue?
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Sep 12 2017
There should be a copy all to clipboard button on each page, just attaching that information here would help. Do you have a URL you're seeing this issue on? YouTube shouldn't be using flash so it shouldn't be related.
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Sep 12 2017
Hmm, everything looks normal in those documents. Chrome thinks it's rendering stereo audio @ 2 channels. If you check the tray icon with your speaker in it, what does it say about how your speakers are configured?
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Sep 12 2017
That YouTube clip is actually stereo encoded to only have audio coming out of the left speaker. Are you seeing this with all YouTube videos or just that one? If just that one it's working as intended.
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Sep 12 2017
Problem Solved. Thanks. I watched that video some months back and never noticed the audio was single channel. Other YouTube videos are fine. Sorry for taking your time on such a basic fix. Should have checked other YouTube videos. Basic TroubleShooting 101. thanks again
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Sep 12 2017
np, glad that was the issue! |
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