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chanel mixed, Unusual sound problem. Alan please help!

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Hello to all.
I have an unusual problem with multi-channel audio.
chip - Realtek 892
Sound from the center channel is duplicated to the rear left. Viceversa. (
What I have tried: Various operating systems (including Linux) And several different drivers. To no avail.
I tried the following. Through REGEDIT("windows) , I "moved" the rear left channel to another physical slot. And ... nothing has changed. Virtual Center and Rear Left are always mixed and it doesn't matter in which slot they are physically located.
Cables fine. Speakers fine.
In addition to the physical Chip malfunction, I assumed that it might be some kind of failure in the configuration of the audio chip itself, and perhaps reconfiguration (or reflash?) Could help me. I searched for a long time but all I found is this RtkTestTool. So..
I gues a suitable setting through this program could solve my problem. I understand the program poorly so I ask for help.
Perhaps someone will voice another Software solution.
 
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are your speakers wired backwards ?
headset on backwards ?
 
3 Cables connected on back side of PC if you mean it.

If you mean fault in cable - its o.k
 
Is this Alans AAF driver? Use the tool to check the driver settings. I changed some to get rear for 5.1 not side.

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There is also a known bug with Alans driver, turn off enhancements on digital.

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mycop said:
Hello to all.
I have an unusual problem with multi-channel audio.
chip - Realtek 892
Sound from the center channel is duplicated to the rear left. Viceversa. (
What I have tried: Various operating systems (including Linux) And several different drivers. To no avail.
I tried the following. Through REGEDIT("windows) , I "moved" the rear left channel to another physical slot. And ... nothing has changed. Virtual Center and Rear Left are always mixed and it doesn't matter in which slot they are physically located.
Cables fine. Speakers fine.
In addition to the physical Chip malfunction, I assumed that it might be some kind of failure in the configuration of the audio chip itself, and perhaps reconfiguration (or reflash?) Could help me. I searched for a long time but all I found is this RtkTestTool. So..
I gues a suitable setting through this program could solve my problem. I understand the program poorly so I ask for help.
Perhaps someone will voice another Software solution.
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Do you mean you hear both left and right in both channels or do you mean you hear left in right and vice versa? If the latter, switch the speakers/turn the headphones.
 
I mean - Center anr Rear Left chanel!
When one of them played - another duplicate sound. vice versa.
 
Ferather said:
Is this Alans AAF driver? Use the tool to check the driver settings. I changed some to get rear for 5.1 not side.
Click to expand...
No. standart driver.
I checked your images. This fields was Unchecked. I set to turn on. Nothing changes... maybe im doing something wrong.
I think it is good to try swap rear and side by this app. Cause as i say before i tried by Regedit.
 
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