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pianowow
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 Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 7:40 pm Post subject: Sansa e250 playback switching from stereo to mono |
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Occasionally, while listening to music on my Sansa e250, the audio
will drop from one ear for a short time. Eventually, it will start
playing the music in stereo again. The only way I've discovered to
fix it (without waiting for it to fix itself) is to skip to the next
song, and it will resume stereo playback.
Has anyone else had this problem? Any ideas on how to keep this from
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Odd Bob
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| Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 11:39 am Post subject: Re: Sansa e250 playback switching from stereo to mono |
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pianowow <pianowow@gmail.com> wrote in news:1177515624.090134.96480
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Occasionally, while listening to music on my Sansa e250, the audio
will drop from one ear for a short time. Eventually, it will start
playing the music in stereo again. The only way I've discovered to
fix it (without waiting for it to fix itself) is to skip to the next
song, and it will resume stereo playback.
Has anyone else had this problem? Any ideas on how to keep this from
happening?
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What are your equalizer settings? This has been associated with using the
custom equalizer, especially with having the settings too high. Why this
is, I don't know.
You can get lots of help on all things e200 if you join us over at
http://www.anythingbutipod.com/
-- Bob |
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Phil Ross
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| Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 5:39 am Post subject: Re: Sansa e250 playback switching from stereo to mono |
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"pianowow" <pianowow@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Occasionally, while listening to music on my Sansa e250, the audio
will drop from one ear for a short time. Eventually, it will start
playing the music in stereo again. The only way I've discovered to
fix it (without waiting for it to fix itself) is to skip to the next
song, and it will resume stereo playback.
Has anyone else had this problem? Any ideas on how to keep this from
happening?
Yeah, this is a problem with the current firmware (1.02.15A) and the custom |
equalizer. I found that if I select the Music Options then Music EQ, then
briefly select a different equalizer pre-set while I am playing the track
that dropped the channel, it will restore stereo and I can then select
custom again without losing the channel. Or, like you did, just go to the
next track, but the same track will probably drop a channel again so if you
want to ever hear it "normally", then you can just do the eq shuffle. (at
least until the next firmware upgrade).
Phil |
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pianowow
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| Posted: Sun May 13, 2007 10:13 pm Post subject: Re: Sansa e250 playback switching from stereo to mono |
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Phil Ross wrote:
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"pianowow" <pianowow@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Occasionally, while listening to music on my Sansa e250, the audio
will drop from one ear for a short time. Eventually, it will start
playing the music in stereo again. The only way I've discovered to
fix it (without waiting for it to fix itself) is to skip to the next
song, and it will resume stereo playback.
Has anyone else had this problem? Any ideas on how to keep this from
happening?
Yeah, this is a problem with the current firmware (1.02.15A) and the custom
equalizer. I found that if I select the Music Options then Music EQ, then
briefly select a different equalizer pre-set while I am playing the track
that dropped the channel, it will restore stereo and I can then select
custom again without losing the channel. Or, like you did, just go to the
next track, but the same track will probably drop a channel again so if you
want to ever hear it "normally", then you can just do the eq shuffle. (at
least until the next firmware upgrade).
Phil
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Hey thanks! I simply turned the EQ off completely. I can live without
it. If a tune sounds just terrible I'll put on full bass or something.
Chris |
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