Closed sergesyrota closed 7 years ago
Hey There, We did a quick check and this issue looks very darn similar to
This could be a cooincidence, but if any of these issues solves your problem then I did a good job :smile:
If not, the maintainers will get to this issue shortly.
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@duplicate-issue-bot[bot] Heh, those are a bit off the mark 😆
@sergesyrota I would accept a PR to add an option to the "Audio" settings tab to append this launch flag at startup.
--try-supported-channel-layouts
Would be a simple Settings.get
call inside this file https://github.com/MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-/blob/master/src/main/configureApp.js 👍
@MarshallOfSound, I'll try this out, and if it works, will submit a PR.
After an hour trying (first time with nodejs), can't get the build to work. I'll get back to this some time in the future when I have more time, but if anyone else can try it, please do :)
@sergesyrota If you need help getting the build going feel free to ask in Gitter.
A good starting point is https://github.com/MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-/wiki/Development-FAQ
Fixed in #2715
OS: Windows 10
Issue Descriptions: Speaker fill on 5.1 system does not work, and only front L/R speakers are playing, while all others are silent.
Steps to Reproduce: Press Play. Disconnect front left/right speakers from amp. Ta da!
Workaround: Create a shortcut to "Google Play Music Desktop Player.exe" with "--try-supported-channel-layouts" flag. Ta da!
Unfortunately workaround does not work with the default shortcut to "Update.exe"
Would be nice to get this to work out of the box, or have this as a setting in the app itself.