* Gong S. [2018-11-04 12:54 +]:
> No, the connection is not loose. It looks like that this issue
> only happens on "Apple" earphones (as well as the "Apple mode" on
> some earphones). There is a button on the earphone, and if I hold
> down the button, there is no problem playing. But I canno
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No, the connection is not loose.
It looks like that this issue only happens on "Apple" earphones (as well as the
"Apple mode" on some earphones). There is a button on the earphone, and if I
hold down the button, there is no problem playing. But I c
* Gong S. [2018-11-04 10:21 +]:
> No, I am not talking about clipping. The problem happens
> regardless of volume. If I run "speaker-test -c2", both speakers
> have sound output at the same time (which should not happen).
> The "constantly swapping" does not always happen-it happens at
> ran
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No, I am not talking about clipping. The problem happens regardless of volume.
If I run "speaker-test -c2", both speakers have sound output at the same time
(which should not happen).
The "constantly swapping" does not always happen-it happens at ra
* Gong S. [2018-11-04 05:42 +]:
> Package: alsa-utils Version: 1.1.7-1
>
> With some headphones and earphones, the sound output is distorted,
> e.g. the left and right channels are swapping constantly, this
> issue is especially serious with human speech. I used a Sony
> MDR-AS800AP earphon
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With some headphones and earphones, the sound output is distorted, e.g. the
left and right channels are swapping constantly, this issue is especially
serious with human speech.
I used a Sony MDR-AS800AP earphon
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