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Old Dec 10, 2004, 07:10 PM   #1
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Adjust the volume on the rear speakers
I bought the budget 5.1 speakers Logitech X-530, I have the onboard AC 97 that I have connected my speakers to.

Is there a way to manually increase the volume to the rear speakers, I can hardly hear those.

When I try to test the speakers (left,right,back,center etc) the rear left and center speaker is sort of mixed up, I have tripple checked the connection and it's OK.
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try re-installing the latest device drivers, and setting the volume for each channel at max, and use the speakers volume control (best quality tht way)
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try re-installing the latest device drivers, and setting the volume for each channel at max, and use the speakers volume control (best quality tht way)
I did that Chris, but I dont know how to change each speaker the volume that is
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it should be in the realtek control panel
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it should be in the realtek control panel
It isn't Chris. I have no option that lets me adjust the volume like that.

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there should be? i haven;t used the realtek control panel much, but there *should* be a way to control individual levels…

is there a surround mode setup?
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