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Step 3: Try the Play3D Demo
1. Launch the Play3D Demo either by clicking Start
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All Programs
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Turtle Beach
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Audio Advantage SRM
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Demo Files
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3D Player Demo or by clicking on the
Turtle Beach icon in the System Tray on the bottom right of your PC Screen and
selecting
Demo from the menu.
2. Click on the Play button to hear the Sound Source selected in the top group. Each
source presents a different type of sound to
demonstrate positional audio.
3. Clicking the first button in the Moving Path
section lets you move the sound manually, while
clicking the other buttons in this group lets you
hear the sound move automatically. When
listening with 5.1 speakers or surround sound
headphones, try moving the sound manually
from speaker to speaker to hear the surround
effect.
4. The Environment buttons let you hear different
reverberation settings, which are available in the
Environments section on the SRM Control Panel Effects Tab.
5. To end the demo, click Stop. To shut down the program, click Exit .
Troubleshooting Tips
No sound on speakers or headphones
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Check that the speakers are connected to SRM’s line output or 5.1 speaker output. See
the Control Panel Speakers Tab section for details.
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Check that the speakers are powered on.
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Be sure you’re not using passive speakers that require an amplifier. The SRM outputs
can only drive powered speakers, not passive speakers.
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If the speakers have a volume control or mute button, check that they are properly set.
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Make sure the speakers are operating properly. To verify this, connect them to another
audio source, such as an MP3 player or CD player.
If none of these solve the problem, check the following:
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The Master Volume and Speaker Volumes (to the right of the Master Volume) in the
Speaker Tab control the output levels . The speaker volumes should be set to about
75% towards the right. This can be easily done by pressing the Reset button at the
bottom of the volume section.
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In Windows 2000/XP, the Wave volume in the Mixer Tab controls the digital audio
playback level (e.g. music played with Media Player or the sound of a DVD .)
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The position of the speaker icons in the Speaker Positions section in the Effects Tab
to the right of the Master Volume (if it’s Enabled ).
ƒ The Mute buttons under the Master Volume and Wave Volume will turn off the
volumes when enabled. If the SRM status light is RED, it indicates that the Master
Volume mute is active. Turn this off either by pressing the SRM volume/mute control,
or by clicking the mute button under the Master Volume slider in the Control Panel
Speakers Tab.