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(I couldn't use the search function of unrealsoftware to find if there's already a thread like this because my java-script is blocked - so sorry if there is another one).
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CS2D General Reversed sound output? (Headset)
Reversed sound output? (Headset)
27 replies(I couldn't use the search function of unrealsoftware to find if there's already a thread like this because my java-script is blocked - so sorry if there is another one).
Thanks in advance!
There is currently no setting to reverse the output because it does not make any sense to have it under normal circumstances - but it would probably not be a big deal to add it if you need it.
If you could add that feature (if it's really not big a deal) that would be very nice. Wearing a headset reversed can hurt your ears very much (depending on the headset) and the mic is also directed in the wrong direction.
@DC Thank you!
I know how I have to wear my headset correctly, but the thing is: the sound output of CS:2D (enemies, steps, etc.) is wrong and reversed if I wear it correctly.
That means if I wear my headset reversed, I hear the enemies/ steps correctly.
I wouldn't mind, but my ears start to hurt after some time and my mic is directed behind my head and not near my mouth.
uLtR4 has writtenWhat's the sense of your reply Simonas?
My sense is that I'm sound engineer and this case is really weird for me. Haven't seen headset that displays the sound in reverse order unless that is manufacture defect. Do you use the same PC or Headphones for 7 years?
CS2D displays the sound in the right way, that's for sure. DC could implement reverse feature, but that's weird.
Unless you mean the location from where the sound comes from is wrong as that is a totally different matter. So please tell us what you mean, because you may have gotten people to believe something is wrong when nothing is.
When you have your headset on normally do you hear the sound less than others or do you hear someone walking on the right when he is actually on the left side of you?
But it's kinda weird because it seems like steps come out correctly but the shots etc. come uncorrectly. This is why I kinda can't explain it. I don't know what it is but I have it since 7 years and I'm not the only one. Like I said maybe it's a certain CS:2D sound option combination that bugs the sound output.
uLtR4: ikr, sometimes i think the problem is with my ears O.oI tested it on my samsung screen speakers and it works fine, so it's just the headphones i guess
uLtR4: Okay now I'm lost. Your first post stated that wearing a headset normally makes step sounds reversed, but now you're saying that the step sounds are fine but shooting sounds are wrong.I don't think you fully know what is going on, can someone else test wearing normally and see if anything is wrong and what is corrected when wearing a headset the other way round. We might get somewhere faster.
Also this would mean that simply adding an option to invert all sounds wouldn't even solve the problem properly as only some seem to be inverted?!
In theory it could also be a sound driver problem. Did you try other sound drivers in the CS2D options menu?
I tried every option actually, always getting a weird result. Sometimes the sound output has deeper tones, sometimes the output soughs (signal noise).
@Yates this is weird enough, you're actually confusing me with my own problem. I'm gonna give you more precise answers when I'm at home.
uLtR4: can you upload a video of your gameplay?