I put all the sliders up all the way, and there is no change in the audio. In order to change the left/right audio balance of sound device, you have to run SoundVolumeView, and find the device that you want to change its balance: Lets say that you want to set audio balance of Speakers device, 30 for left.
I recall using a program like this before, but it never worked for more then a few days (possibly same issue with the NCH software Name: Lockdownsuggested?)Īgain, I have rebooted, and I can not get this program to do anything. SoundVolumeView is a freeware tool for Windows which allows you to easily adjust the audio balance of sound devices and applications from command-line and GUI. To quickly adjust the balance between left and right speakers, I recommend the freeware Winaero's SimpleSndVol: It takes advantage of one of the most significant advances in Windows Vista and later over XP - software-based digital signal processing for all outputted audio so you don't have to pick a particular media player. It works at the global system level for all audio output through Windows (except Windows Audio Session API exclusive mode) as an equalizer and volume amplifier (but don't raise beyond 8 dB or it causes clipping/distortion). Use the open source Equalizer APO ( ) along with a separate open source GUI for it called Peace.
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