I took a quick look at it and I think I need to capture 2x the data and discard half of it in order to get just one channel out of the sound device. So I think fixing it in hardware makes more sense... Leigh/WA5ZNU > I think the right place to fix it would be in whatever software is > using the captured audio - the driver is OK, but the software needs to > let you select channels you want. > > In lieu of that, an adapter cable makes sense... > > ~Iain > > > > Leigh L. Klotz, Jr WA5ZNU wrote: > >> Sorry for the confusion on the sound card side: It's a stereo input, >> but I don't get software control of the balance or independent gain. >> It's not on Windows. The Griffin iMic device specs say stereo, but the >> driver appears to be supporting only mono gain controls. >> >> If I go to LIN OUT menu and tapping button 1 to get =PHONES then I can >> use the audio gain controls to control the mix, but if I use NOR mode >> LIN OUT then it's always mixed. Probably easiest for me to make a cable >> than (a) fix the driver or (b) ask for firmware changes. >> >> Leigh/WA5ZNU >> >>> Leigh L. Klotz, Jr WA5ZNU wrote: >>> >>> >>>> Is it possible to control whether the sub rx goes to the line out or >>>> not? >>>> It seems that both main and sub rx are always going to line out; I >>>> guess they're on left/right channels? >>>> If not, I guess I need to make a cable to cut out one channel so I >>>> don't see both with my mono sound card line input. >>>> >>>> >>>
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