Help Me! Audio Panning

[CiNiC]

So, my headset's been broken for a while. My earbuds are broken as well, and I'm too lazy to get new ones. Right now, only my right earbud works. I want to pan everything so it's on the right side so I hear all of it.
Any suggestions?

 

[Lord Killington]

So, my headset's been broken for a while. My earbuds are broken as well, and I'm too lazy to get new ones. Right now, only my right earbud works. I want to pan everything so it's on the right side so I hear all of it.
Any suggestions?

If you're talking windows (XP and i think it's similar on 7) Start>accessories>entertainment>volume control and pan from there, in 7 try type volume control into the start thing

 

[Sharkey]

If you're talking windows (XP and i think it's similar on 7) Start>accessories>entertainment>volume control and pan from there, in 7 try type volume control into the start thing

He might not be able to depending on the driver itself. Balance isn't always an option. I can't really speak for that with xp though, it's been too long.

 

[CiNiC]

Looked all over "Sound" and "Speaker Properties". Nothing for panning or leveling sides.
Windows 7.
Anyone else?

 

[takethepants]

I thought the balance was part of Win 7: http://www.windows7hacker.com/index.php/2010/02/how-to-adjust-audio-balance-in-windows-7/

 

[Sharkey]

I thought the balance was part of Win 7: http://www.windows7hacker.com/index.php/2010/02/how-to-adjust-audio-balance-in-windows-7/

So long as the driver supports that option.

 

[[TC]CreepingDeath]

Balance only changes the volumes of the two stereo channels. What you need to do is actually turn off stereo and set the system to mono. I just can't remember how to do that right now and I'm on my tablet.

 

[Sharkey]

Balance only changes the volumes of the two stereo channels. What you need to do is actually turn off stereo and set the system to mono. I just can't remember how to do that right now and I'm on my tablet.

True.

 

[KOS-MOS]

According to Microsoft, you cannot change sound to mono on Win7 unless you download some 3rd party software for it or a mono plug adapter.

In Windows XP, you can go to Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Audio > Sound Playback > Advanced then change the speaker set-up to Laptop Mono Speaker.