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    Default Reversed audio channels??

    I was curious if anyone else has had issue with the audio channels being reversed on their nook. It's a little disorienting to be watching a movie and have sound coming from the left when the visual onscreen has it coming from the right.

    Actually, I also had another issue where the audio was much louder on the right side, but strangely after I played an audio .mp3 and went back to the movie the problem fixed itself. Weird.

    So about the reversed channels...is that a common glitch with the NC's??
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    anyone??

    i just received a replacement from B&N and it has the same problem. i test the files on my computer and they play correctly so its definitely the NC. WTH?
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    Very Curious - I'll have to look into that with mine.

    Thanks for bringing that to our attention.
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    yes please test it out on your NC and report back. this is actually the third NC i've had. the first one i got at best buy but returned it within a couple days due to the $200 sale in the B&N Ebay store. sadly i can't remember if the first NC i had did the same thing or not. regardless, for sure the 2 i've gotten from B&N reverse the audio channels and it drives me nuts.
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    Blackberry used to do this so you had to use their headsets. I wonder if B&N is taking the same proprietary approach?
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    Quote Originally Posted by galatians51 View Post
    Blackberry used to do this so you had to use their headsets. I wonder if B&N is taking the same proprietary approach?
    that would be interesting. i'm not gonna assume anything until other people check this out and we see if its just a bad batch or if its all nooks. its quite disorienting when, for instance, someone in the movie on the left side of the screen slams a door but you hear it in the right ear.
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    Add me to the list of flipped audio. Wonder if this could be fixed with a software patch or if the socket needs re-wiring?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cellarboy View Post
    Add me to the list of flipped audio. Wonder if this could be fixed with a software patch or if the socket needs re-wiring?
    i'm glad i'm not the only one. i really wonder if more nooks, or maybe all, do this but people just use the kind of headsets that you can just put on the other ear or maybe they just don't notice or care.

    i'm on my second nook and they both did the same thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dquangt View Post
    i'm glad i'm not the only one. snip
    I wish you were the only one!
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    Quote Originally Posted by bugeyed View Post
    I wish you were the only one!
    Does that mean yours does it too?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dquangt View Post
    Does that mean yours does it too?
    Yes.
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    You can count me among the switched audio channel crowd, too. I'm on CM7.

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