PROBLEM SOLVED!!
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PROBLEM SOLVED!!
i was messing around with sound settings and found why i-doser isn't working for people.. turn 3D sound off or right click the sound icon in your task bar & open volume control.. it might say something else.. (its the top one )... top left should say advance controls or something... mute Microphone & Stereo Wide.. keep the 2nd bar on the left in the middle or whatever works best 4 u and ur done
this works because ur 3D sound is playing the left beats through both ur ears & the same for the right beats.. its as if u were listening to a stereo (not headphones ).. i can now hear the beats much clearer now without getting a headache!! --- HOPE I HELPED!!
this works because ur 3D sound is playing the left beats through both ur ears & the same for the right beats.. its as if u were listening to a stereo (not headphones ).. i can now hear the beats much clearer now without getting a headache!! --- HOPE I HELPED!!
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Click the windows button, then control panel, then sound. Click on your speakers then click properties.cinnamon wrote:I can't find anything remotely like what you're talking about in my taskbar. Searching for "stereo wide" in help doesn't bring it up either. I have windows vista.
I-doser has never given me headaches before. Even with 3d sound on. It only ever gave me headache when the volume was too loud...
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