On 2003-12-17 05:25:29, Ashley Gittins wrote:

> The device had a strong left channel signal on pins 2 & 4, and a right channel 
> signal on pin 5. Pin 6 is the one that led to the output jack, shorting it to 
> pin 5 restored normal signal level on the right channel. Recording still 
> works too, so I think I'm happy. I'd just feel a lot better if I knew exactly 
> what it was that i've bypassed, and if I'm going to have problems later as a 
> result. If it were the left channel I would be a lot more worried, as it is 
> more complex thanks to the mic switching etc.

It could be related to the mic switching anyway, as mono-microphones
usually gives earth on the position for 'right speaker' on the mini
jack. (mono-jacks have a larger earth-part and uses the upper left-part
for signal)

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