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Check sound balance if audio quality has dropped
I'm seeing this problem for the first time recently. I'm running 10.4.2, and I can duplicate the problem by closing all applications except System Preferences, and then changing the volume up and down using the volume keys on the standard Apple keyboard.
I couldn't find any way to fix it using Audio Midi Setup, but I did happen across this site: http://www.whamb.com/balanced/ It is described as "an output volume balance adjustment daemon for Mac OS X Tiger" and it might help others here. I'm trying it now and it seems to be doing its job quite well. Hopefully Apple will find a fix for this longstanding problem, but until then this seems to work.
audio imbalance
Thanks for the info. I never had this problem before 10.4(.1/.2) but now it occasionally happens on my iMac G5. Haven't noticed it on my wife's eMac.
Check sound balance if audio quality has dropped
Blueaudio.. I just installed your daemon and it works great. My only concern is .. does this daemon use up resources? Should I be worried about that? Does the fact that it fixes the balance after say a second mean that it is checking the balance every second and using up resources?
Check sound balance if audio quality has dropped
The webpage says it registers for CoreAudio events. So it's event-driven, not polling.
http://www.whamb.com/balanced/
This did it for me, thank you very much indeed! |
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