Windows XP: How to adjust bass and treble on sounds and audio devices...

by jinoman - 2/22/07 5:20 PM

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How to adjust bass and treble on sounds and audio devices...

by jinoman - 2/22/07 5:20 PM

I have the Windows XP Media Center Edition 2002. How to I adjust the bass and treble on the sounds and audio devices? I need step by step instructions. I know how to do it on Windows XP Home Edition but for some reason I can't find the bass and treble on the sounds and audio devices feature of the Media Center Edition.

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Audio Settings

by Stan Chambers - 2/22/07 8:39 PM In reply to: How to adjust bass and treble on sounds and audio devices... by jinoman

I don't use MCE, but I can do that in Windows Media Player, by selecting the view menu, then "Equalizer".

Hope thats helpful.

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i have XP pro

by jonah jones

- 2/22/07 9:00 PM In reply to: How to adjust bass and treble on sounds and audio devices... by jinoman

and run a cable from line-out on the sound card to Aux/line-in on an old amplifier, solves all my sound problems...

hope this helps

jonah "Obsession by Aventura via ear phones is a blast" jones

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Another angle

by linkit - 2/22/07 10:39 PM In reply to: How to adjust bass and treble on sounds and audio devices... by jinoman

The sound adjustment you desire may be on the speakers themselves. For example, a typical 2.1 PC speaker system has a volume control on the bass/subwoofer unit. If too much bass, turn it down. If too much treble, turn it up.

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(NT) Switch to Winamp!

by denjones - 2/23/07 7:49 AM In reply to: Another angle by linkit

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Windows Media Center Audio

by DefConDelta - 2/23/07 7:47 PM In reply to: How to adjust bass and treble on sounds and audio devices... by jinoman

I have Win. MCE 2005 and in addition to all the programs (e.g. Mood Logic and many DVD programs) it has a great RealTek high Definition Audio program.

Not sure about yours but you might check in your Control Panel and next to your Sounds & Audio Devices see if you have Sound Effect Manager. It has all the controls you're looking for plus weird sound effects you can can add while you're playing music in your favorite media player.

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