[MitchMeat]

Hi there , im having some issue with my headset, i use my ps4 headset for my pc using a 3mm splitter but the sound on the right comes out of my left headset
i already searcht on the internet and people say i need a female and a male splitter but is there a progam so i can switch the sides of the sound??


Thanks for your help

(sorry for my bad english) :banghead:

 

[WereBo]

Hi MitchMeat and welcome to TSF :wave:

Depending on whwst sound-chip/card is used in your PC, the audio-drivers should have an option somewhere to switch the speakers around. It might take some finding, as the location varies from driver to driver, but it should be there somewhere :wink:

 

[MitchMeat]

Hi MitchMeat and welcome to TSF :wave:

Depending on whwst sound-chip/card is used in your PC, the audio-drivers should have an option somewhere to switch the speakers around. It might take some finding, as the location varies from driver to driver, but it should be there somewhere :wink:

im searching but cant find any thing

 

[WereBo]

Have you tried swapping the headseat around? :lol: - It's fine unless it has an attached microphone.... :wink:

Another way to swap the channels, depending on your soldering skills, would be to rewire the 3.5mm plug, soldering the L/R leads to the alternate lugs in the plug. It's neat but then your PS4 sounds are on the wrong channels.

Otherwise the only other way is a bit 'messy/bodgy' but it works. You'll need a stereo 3.5mm-RCA adaptor and a stereo RCA adaptor-3.5mm socket, something like the first 2 items on this page - Link - Although it's a bit messy, it does mean you can still use you headset with your PS4 with no problems.

 

[prodigal74]

You can use Equalizer APO

Then add this line in the config file:

Copy: L=R R=L

https://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/

 

[JimE]

The cabling/splitter shouldn't have any effect. I've never seen a cable or splitter that swaps channels.

But you could make a custom cable for that purpose.

Otherwise, as noted above, I'd suspect a configuration issue or swap the channels via software or the drivers.

 

[WereBo]

Using the 2 adaptors I linked, you just swap the 2 RCA plugs around :wink: