iOS no speech with headphones

[Ema]

Seems really weird, but it definitely isn’t the first time:

No Voices Windows 1803

Hi, yesterday decided to install again the GOG Thimbleweed park on Windows 10 1803 (OS Build 17134.48) (cmd, winver) And the installer is setup_thimbleweed_park_1.0.958_(19287). in the menu appears 1421.958 I hear the music and the sound effects (e.g. in the menu) but no voices, I’ve checked prefs.json: volumeMusic: 0.6 volumeSound: 0.7 volumeTalkies: 0.75 windowFullscreen: 1 But no voices, anyone with the same issue?

No speech on 1 output device (headphones)

I’ve got a PC and a laptop, both Win10 and steam version. No problems with the laptop. which is Atom based and only has 2GB of memory so minimum specs for the game are pretty low! On the PC, I didn’t have problems before. But yesterday I tried playing with my headphones on (so a different output device in Windows than my speakers) and then I couldn’t hear speech, even though I can hear in-game music so ‘sound’ is working. I guess I maybe didn’t use this output device in Windows before but I’m no…

[ZakPhoenixMcKracken]

also the toilet paper setting

Good boy…

[Frenzie]

Good boy…

In real life hands down over, but visually in game it looks better under.

[PiecesOfKate]

I’ve always been an ‘over’ gal, though thinking about it ‘under’ does make a bit more sense (in either world) because then you get a little ‘flick’ that invites you to pull off a sheet. Whereas ‘over’ is a bit withdrawn and shy.

I may be 'over’thinking this.

[Frenzie]

Erm, are we using the same terminology? It’s “under” that’s shy.

[PiecesOfKate]

I meant ‘shy’ in that it extends itself away from the, er, customer.

[Someone]

It’s interesting how (fast) we got from headphones to the orientation of toilet paper…

[Frenzie]

I meant ‘shy’ in that it extends itself away from the, er, customer.

Exactly. Under is further away from you. >_>

[PiecesOfKate]

Yeah, but ‘under’ curves towards you.

[Someone]

Yeah, but ‘under’ curves towards you.

But that makes it more difficult to rip off one piece of paper.

[PiecesOfKate]

But that makes it more difficult to rip off one piece of paper.

Does it? Why?

[Someone]

Does it? Why?

Try it. You will recognize the differences much more drastically If you use only one hand to rip off one piece. (*)

(*) Is that a valid sentence? Man, I have to go to sleep. But this espresso from @milanfahrnholz was hard stuff…

[Sushi]

If you use only one hand to rip off one piece.

Because with the other you’re holding your phone to post here?

[milanfahrnholz]

But this espresso from @milanfahrnholz was hard stuff…

Putting a shot of Paddy´s in was perhaps counter productive…

[RonGilbert]

That is very perplexing. Speech is handled no different from music or sound. It’s all just wav bits passed to the same system. I’ve looked at this over and over and I can’t see how plugging headphones in would change anything. Even if iOS was doing something odd, by the time iOS sees the sound data it’s one merged stream.

[Someone]

Speech is handled no different from music or sound.

If I understood @Madhias correctly, he can’t hear any sound in his headphones. The weird thing is, that he can hear the sound (and voices) over the build in speakers.

@Madhias: Do you have Bluetooth headphones? Is it correct that you hear nothing in your headphones?

I’ll have to test later other headphones.

Does the sound work with other headphones?

[PiecesOfKate]

If I understood @Madhias correctly, he can’t hear any sound in his headphones.

I think he can hear music, but not speech:

But with my headphones I only hear the music?

[Someone]

I think he can hear music, but not speech:

Ah, sorry, yes!

[PiecesOfKate]

@Madhias have you tried jiggling the headphone jack out of the socket a little bit? Or clearing it of lint?

I know they sound like stupid suggestions but Google seems to suggest people have had the same issue as you (some where their music plays without vocals!) and these things worked as solutions.

[JamieLanger]

Thanks for sharing!!