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iBook losing audio channel

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Richard - 30 Apr 2006 19:23 GMT
Wondering if anyone else has experienced an inexplicable loss of one of
their audio channels on a late-model iBook? It has only happened a few
times, but strange. I plug in headphones or speakers and only get sound
out of one side, unplug them and there's nothing coming from the
corresponding internal speaker. I haven't noticed whether it's
consistently the L or R. A reboot has audio back to normal, but it's a
bit of a hassel.

cheers!
Joe R - 01 May 2006 00:55 GMT
> Wondering if anyone else has experienced an inexplicable loss of one of
> their audio channels on a late-model iBook? It has only happened a few
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>
> cheers!

Did you check the balance slider when it happens? I've seen reports of the
slider moving to one side.

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pete nalda - 25 Jun 2006 16:04 GMT
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> Did you check the balance slider when it happens? I've seen reports of
> the slider moving to one side.

That's happened to me once already on my 2005 ibook G4.  Not since
though, knock on wood.
 
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