Right or Left ?
A simple multimedia setup can be a display monitor with speakers positioned on both sides. Think of this equipment as being on a 'stage' in a theater, and the user as being the 'audience' in that theater. What is called the "left" speaker -- is it the one on the left of the audience (as viewed by the audience), or the one on the left of the stage (as viewed by an actor standing ON the stage, facing out towards the audience) ? mikus
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mikus
6/29/2004 5:21:59 PM
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Sir: Mikus Grinbergs wrote: > A simple multimedia setup can be a display monitor with > speakers positioned on both sides. Think of this equipment > as being on a 'stage' in a theater, and the user as being the > 'audience' in that theater. > > What is called the "left" speaker -- is it the one on the left > of the audience (as viewed by the audience), or the one on the > left of the stage (as viewed by an actor standing ON the stage, > facing out towards the audience) ? > Left is audience left (stage right). You plug the left speakers into the jack marked left and let the recording studio worry about stage left or stage right. In computers, though, one has to make sure all the wires are plugged in correctly, and most home builders and factory assemblers don't care. Which is why digital transfer is important. An easy test is to turn off one side using a multimedia control like balance and seeing which speaker talks and adjusting the wires according if needed. -- Bill Thanks a Million!
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William
6/29/2004 6:42:13 PM
Mikus Grinbergs wrote: > What is called the "left" speaker -- is it the one on the left > of the audience (as viewed by the audience), or the one on the > left of the stage (as viewed by an actor standing ON the stage, > facing out towards the audience) ? > It isn't that easy, cause assuming that left is always left may be wrong, cause it is possible that left and right have somehow changed, due to wrong internal cabling ...., There are quite some good testing cd's around (for HiFi systems) if you want to be absolutely sure. Klaus Staedtler
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Klaus
6/29/2004 6:46:48 PM
Hi Mikus Your question begs the response "Where is your left ear?" ;-) It should be on the same side as the left speaker when facing towards the soundstage. Hope that helps. Pete Mikus Grinbergs wrote: > A simple multimedia setup can be a display monitor with > speakers positioned on both sides. Think of this equipment > as being on a 'stage' in a theater, and the user as being the > 'audience' in that theater. > > What is called the "left" speaker -- is it the one on the left > of the audience (as viewed by the audience), or the one on the > left of the stage (as viewed by an actor standing ON the stage, > facing out towards the audience) ? > > mikus >
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Peter
6/29/2004 7:32:45 PM
On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 20:32:45 +0100 Peter Brown <losepeteSPAM-ME-NOT@ntlworld.com> wrote:
> > What is called the "left" speaker -- is it the one on the left
> > of the audience (as viewed by the audience), or the one on the
> > left of the stage (as viewed by an actor standing ON the stage,
> > facing out towards the audience) ?
>
> Hi Mikus
> Your question begs the response "Where is your left ear?" ;-)
>
> It should be on the same side as the left speaker when facing towards
> the soundstage.
Thank you, Pete and Bill. (I've got some speaker brochures
showing it the one way, and one showing it the other way.)
mikus
p.s. But if it depends upon "where is my left ear?", does
that mean that if I were to sit for long periods with
my back to the soundstage, then I ought to interchange
the 'left' and 'right' speakers while doing so ? 8-)
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mikus
6/30/2004 8:18:39 PM
On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 20:18:39 UTC, mikus@bga.com (Mikus Grinbergs) opined: > On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 20:32:45 +0100 Peter Brown <losepeteSPAM-ME-NOT@ntlworld.com> wrote: > > > What is called the "left" speaker -- is it the one on the left > > > of the audience (as viewed by the audience), or the one on the > > > left of the stage (as viewed by an actor standing ON the stage, > > > facing out towards the audience) ? > > > > Hi Mikus > > Your question begs the response "Where is your left ear?" ;-) > > > > It should be on the same side as the left speaker when facing towards > > the soundstage. > > Thank you, Pete and Bill. (I've got some speaker brochures > showing it the one way, and one showing it the other way.) That's hard to understand. Headsets are always labelled "Left" and "Right"; headsets and speakers are the same thing. If the Left headset connects to the Left output, then that is what the Left speaker has to do too. It isn't reasonable to expect that the Left headset should be connected to the Right output, so the same is true for speakers. -- Stan Goodman Qiryat Tiv'on Israel Saddam is gone. Ceterum, censeo Arafat esse delendum. To send me email, please replace the CAPITAL_LETTERS with "sig". Please do not send me HTML-formatted messages.Please do not send me attachments without telling me beforehand.
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Stan
7/1/2004 11:16:49 AM
Stan Goodman wrote: > It isn't reasonable to expect that the Left headset should be connected to the Right > output, so the same is true for speakers. > For such reasons my amplifier has labeled the inputs/outputs as Channel I and Channel II instaed of using irritating left/right (a British product, naturally ;-) Klaus Staedtler
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Klaus
7/1/2004 11:30:28 AM
Servus Klaus! KS> From: Klaus Staedtler <gibtsnet@gibtsnet.net> KS> Stan Goodman wrote: >> It isn't reasonable to expect that the Left headset should be >> connected to the Right output, so the same is true for speakers. >> KS> For such reasons my amplifier has labeled the inputs/outputs as Channel KS> I and Channel II instaed of using irritating left/right (a KS> British product, naturally ;-) Also on swiss products :-) Herzliche Gruesse, Harald -+- Message created on Friday July, 02 2004 10:14:39 EDT
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Harald
7/2/2004 7:14:05 AM
Harald Pollack wrote: > > Also on swiss products :-) > Maybe the've read too Ernst Jandl ;-) Klaus Staedtler
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Klaus
7/2/2004 12:07:57 PM
Servus Klaus! KS> From: Klaus Staedtler <gibtsnet@gibtsnet.net> KS> Harald Pollack wrote: >> >> Also on swiss products :-) >> KS> Maybe the've read too Ernst Jandl ;-) He was my German teacher (really).... Herzliche Gruesse, Harald -+- Message created on Saturday July, 03 2004 07:44:59 mez
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Harald
7/3/2004 4:43:58 AM
On Thu, 1 Jul 2004 11:30:28 UTC, Klaus Staedtler <gibtsnet@gibtsnet.net> opined: > Stan Goodman wrote: > > It isn't reasonable to expect that the Left headset should be connected to the Right > > output, so the same is true for speakers. > > > > For such reasons my amplifier has labeled the inputs/outputs as Channel > I and Channel II instaed of using irritating left/right (a British > product, naturally ;-) Naturally; this leaves it up to the user to flip a coin to decide what to connect to which speaker, and makes the question moot. Actually, it isn't clear to me that there is really a problem, except for people who have a mental map of the conventional seating of symphony orchestras. I myself have (regrettably) long since forgotten whatever I once knew about this, so am not offended or confused no matter where the French horns come from the right or the left. -- Stan Goodman Qiryat Tiv'on Israel Saddam is gone. Ceterum, censeo Arafat esse delendum. To send me email, please replace the CAPITAL_LETTERS with "sig". Please do not send me HTML-formatted messages.Please do not send me attachments without telling me beforehand.
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Stan
7/3/2004 7:17:42 AM
Stan Goodman wrote: > > Naturally; this leaves it up to the user to flip a coin to decide what to > connect to which speaker. > Or to use his ears. I have e.g. some very fine Mahler Symphonies where the recodings where done with a *single-pair* of microphones. They produce such an athmoshpere that in silent parts you are even afraid to breath to not disturb it. Naturally only when the whole setup is correct (left/right, phase, positioning of speakers ...) Klaus Staedtler
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Klaus
7/3/2004 8:43:07 AM
Stan Goodman wrote: > Naturally; this leaves it up to the user to flip a coin to decide what to > connect to which speaker, and makes the question moot. > > Actually, it isn't clear to me that there is really a problem, except for > people who have a mental map of the conventional seating of symphony > orchestras. I myself have (regrettably) long since forgotten whatever I once > knew about this, so am not offended or confused no matter where the French > horns come from the right or the left. > In most orchestras, the french horns will be right in the middle, at the back, pointed into either a wall or some unfortunate percussionists ;) Cheers, Dave
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David
7/6/2004 2:00:57 PM
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Hi, For mathematical reasons, I need to change the way that gnuplots my data along the X axis from right to left to left to right (that is, at the minute it plots from 20 down to 1, not from 1 to 20) I am aware of set xrange reverse but this just inverts the whole graph and displays from 17 .... 1 down along the x-axis rather than plotting the other way round. I'm rather stuck and would appreciate some advice. Regards Jamie On 14.08.2012 17:52, Jamie Rees wrote: > For mathematical reasons, I need to change the way that gnuplots my > data along the X axis from right to left to left to right (that is, > at the minute it plots from 20 down to 1, not from 1 to 20) That makes no sense whatsoever. gnuplot generates some kind of picture. It makes absolutely no difference whatsoever whether a line was drawn from left to right or right to left --- it'll be the same line in the end, consisisting of exactly the same pixels being coloured. So since this doesn't make sense, maybe you should tell us what your actual problem is, so we can find out how that might be solved. On Tuesday, August 14, 2012 6:12:33 PM UTC+1, Hans-Bernhard Br=F6ker wrote: > On 14.08.2012 17:52, Jamie Rees wrote: >=20 >=20 >=20 > > For mathematical reasons, I need to change the way that gnuplots my >=20 > > data along the X axis from right to left to left to right (that is, >=20 > > at the minute it plots from...
Left, right, and OS2 games
Almost all the free OS2/OS3 games I've downloaded for my OS5 palmOne T|E refuse to respond to the left/right directional, although the up/down and the button work fine. Games that rely on the stylus work fine. Is this a common problem? On 14 Sep 2004 17:34:54 -0700, Darryl wrote: > Almost all the free OS2/OS3 games I've downloaded for my OS5 palmOne > T|E refuse to respond to the left/right directional, although the > up/down and the button work fine. Games that rely on the stylus work > fine. > > Is this a common problem? You're expecting ol...
Text widget with mixed left-to-right and right-to-left Unicode text abilities?
Hi, is there one of these? If not I might have a go at writing a simple one of them.... Apologies if this is a FAQ, I did search the archive a bit before posting. Best, Charles. ...
Changing M-<right,left> to C-<right,left>
Hello, I tried to change the word moving behaviour as shown in the post title and could not. Part of my .emacs is below. (global-set-key (kbd "C-z") 'undo) (global-set-key (kbd "C-<right>") 'forward-word) (global-set-key (kbd "C-<left>") 'backward-word) Finally, how could I open a new buffer proportionally in the same window? For instance, if I open a new buffer with C-x 2 and then open the new buffer the window is split in two equal halves. I'd prefer to have it 70%, 30%. TIA, Andre Luiz AndreLTR <andreltramos@gmail.com> writes: > Hello, > > I tried to change the word moving behaviour as shown in the post title > and could not. Part of my .emacs is below. > > (global-set-key (kbd "C-z") 'undo) > (global-set-key (kbd "C-<right>") 'forward-word) > (global-set-key (kbd "C-<left>") 'backward-word) Works for me. Seems the code is not evaluated at all for you, dunno why, presumably something is wrong with your init file. > Finally, how could I open a new buffer proportionally in the same > window? For instance, if I open a new buffer with C-x 2 and then open > the new buffer the window is split in two equal halves. I'd prefer to > have it 70%, 30%. You can use the prefix arg of `split-window-below' to specify window heights in lines, see the doc string. Is that acceptable? ...
left, right?
What function returns some number of characters on the right or left of a string? i.e. if I have the string 'filename', is there a command like Left('filename',4) = file? Thanks. asdd12 wrote: > > > What function returns some number of characters on the right or > left > of a string? i.e. if I have the string 'filename', is there a > command > like Left('filename',4) = file? Thanks. >> f='filename' f = filename >> f(1:4) ans = file In article <ef4d6a8.-1@webcrossing.raydaftYaTP>, nospam@nospam.com says... &...
Are you Left or Right?
Take the test http://www.politicalcompass.org/ Robs score, which surprised me a bit Economic Left/Right: 1.38 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -0.21 Shit, wrong group sorry "rob" <roball@xtra.co.nz> wrote in message news:t2vJd.11457$mo2.882985@news.xtra.co.nz... > Take the test > > http://www.politicalcompass.org/ > > Robs score, which surprised me a bit > Economic Left/Right: 1.38 > Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -0.21 > "rob" <roball@xtra.co.nz> wrote in message news:t2vJd.11457$mo2.882985@news...
Align javascript alert message to right AND / OR make the direction as RIGHT-TO-LEFT
Dear Friends, I am wondering, how can i show Alert() messages includes text aligned to the right of the message box on the screen. i am looking for something like the "\n" to do this. additionally, How can i show the same message in a Right-To-Left format. Best Regards, Oran MEIR Hi Oran As far as I know you can't script the MS alert box. The good news is that you can build your own and use CSS to make the content right to left and text align to the right. I assume your content is Hebrew and you have stopped using the old backward font system for HTML. ;>) Then again ...
Choosing the right OS between Mac OS X, Linux dist, Win
Hi Guys, I have a 4 year old Dell Inspiron 5100 P4-2.8 GHz (1.25 GB RAM, 40GB HDD). Its been running fine with some heating problems, and a few fresh installations of win-xp needed. Now, I have a need to buy a second laptop (it has to be a laptop since I am moving place to place every few months). Thats when I hit the question.. What to buy... Well, before anything else, I should mention my intended usage of the system... - Running software like - Oracle 10g Server, - Oracle Warehouse Builder - Some ETL tools... - some shell programming - some perl programming - lots of...
t = (t->left != NULL) ? t->left : t->right;
hi i am learning C++ and when trying to implement a binary search tree for the first time I came across: t = (t->left != NULL) ? t->left : t->right; in a remove function, I have never seen this syntax and was wondering if anyonr could explain to me what it does. thanks in advance -joe [ See http://www.gotw.ca/resources/clcm.htm for info about ] [ comp.lang.c++.moderated. First time posters: Do this! ] it is the same as if ( t->left != NULL ) t = t->left; else t = t->right; Best regards, Alexey. [ See http://www.gotw.ca/resources/c...
right-click drag for Modal Model on Mac OS Xright-click drag for Modal Model on Mac OS X
An old problem seems to have resurfaced: I can't draw transitions between states in a Modal Model on a Mac. I'm running Ptolemy 5.0.1 on a Mac Powerbook running Mac OS X 10.4.6 using JVERSION=1.5.0_06 (according to ptinvoke). The arcs are supposed to be drawn with "control-drag" according to the comment in Modal Model, and "control-right-click" according to some bug reports. The Mac is a one-button machine, with "control-click" generally mapping to "right click", so "control" is overloaded. The manual (vol 1, doc version 5...
Re: right-click drag for Modal Model on Mac OS Xright-click drag for Modal Model on Mac OS X
Hi Martin, Ah, the right click problem. I don't have ready access to a Mac, so it is difficult for me to fix this. If someone wants to give me a Mac . . . :-) You could try building from the current CVS tree and see if that helps. See http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/ptexternal Kepler 1.0-beta should be out sometime soon, they have a number of Mac users and have built from a very recent version of the Ptolemy tree, so the problem might be fixed there. See http://www.kepler-project.org I'd like to see if the problem occurs in the CVS head or in Kepler before proceeding ...
RE: Obsucure Inquier article about Intel mentions VMS (and not any other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other
> -----Original Message----- > From: JF Mezei [mailto:jfmezei.spamnot@teksavvy.com]=20 > Sent: October 11, 2004 11:45 PM > To: Info-VAX@Mvb.Saic.Com > Subject: Re: Obsucure Inquier article about Intel mentions=20 > VMS (and not any other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS')=20 > other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other=20 > OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other=20 >=20 > "Main, Kerry" wrote: > > Course, there are many ways to offer differen...
RE: Obsucure Inquier article about Intel mentions VMS (and not any other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS')
> -----Original Message----- > From: Soterro [mailto:soterroatyahoocom@address.hp.com]=20 > Sent: October 11, 2004 9:43 AM > To: Info-VAX@Mvb.Saic.Com > Subject: Re: Obsucure Inquier article about Intel mentions=20 > VMS (and not any other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS')=20 > other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') other OS') >=20 > Main, Kerry wrote: > >>From: John Smith [mailto:a@nonymous.com]=20 > >>You aren't directly to blame for this and I know you'd like=20 > >>to keep your > >>job, but just how many times have you and your colleagues=20 > >>written carly(tm) > >>or curly or GQ Bob about this in the past? > >=20 > > Actually, I work with UNIX, Windows as well as OpenVMS.=20 > You're value to > > any corporation goes up exponentially if you know more than one OS.=20 >=20 > I think JS asked something else: is it so out of this world to think=20 > that the insiders could point their superiors to some things? >=20 > S > And you think perhaps that this does not happen? Course, there are many ways to offer different opinions within a large company, but keep in mind that every OS or platform within a company will always try and say it needs more $'s to promote/enhance itself.=20 Take a big company like IBM - what do you think an AIX field person's chances are of convincing their Mgmt to qui...
right to left menu
Dear All, Using Access 2003/2007 I am looking to build a right to left menu on a pop-up form. Using the activeX toolbar ( provided by windows V 6.0 ) was useful except I can't force the drop down menu to drop right to left side, if any have any ideas regarding this issue I would appreciate your support. Regards, Khalid Arramli karramli@gmail.com wrote: > Dear All, > > Using Access 2003/2007 I am looking to build a right to left menu on a > pop-up form. Using the activeX toolbar ( provided by windows V 6.0 ) > was useful except I can't force the drop down menu to dro...
Left or Right Function
Hi all, Is there in Matlab a function like the LEFT function in access that allows to define as a new variable the first (or last) N characters of a string or number? thanks "Cesare " <cesare_fracassi@yahoo.com> wrote in message <fbaf18$hu6$1@fred.mathworks.com>... > Hi all, > > Is there in Matlab a function like the LEFT function in > access that allows to define as a new variable the first (or > last) N characters of a string or number? > > thanks > I dont know about access, but try this: if ur variable is an String var='Characte...
unmatched left/right
$\left[yadda yadda$ normal text $\right]$ vs $\left[yadda yadda \text{ normal text } \right]$ First one is visually correct except missing ] symbol at the end and gives errors because of unmatched left/right. (doesn't seem to allow spanding across several math modes) The second doesn't automatically break the text like the first one. I guess \left and \right measure the height of everything inbetween to set the font size? But doesn't span outside a math mode. Possible, if there are no other valid solutions, to create a new left and right's that do this regardless of math mode? e.g., \leftt{1}{[}$yadda yadda$ normal text \rightt{1}{]} where leftt{1} is paired with \rightt{1} regardless of what happens inbetween. "George Jefferson" <phreon111@gmail.com> wrote in message news:hpmf75$3fk$1@news.eternal-september.org... > $\left[yadda yadda$ normal text $\right]$ > removing the left and right and just using normal sized brackets gives exactly what I want except they are not scaled properly. $[yadda yadda$ normal text $]$ On 9 dub, 07:56, "George Jefferson" <phreon...@gmail.com> wrote: > "George Jefferson" <phreon...@gmail.com> wrote in message > > news:hpmf75$3fk$1@news.eternal-september.org... > > > $\left[yadda yadda$ normal text $\right]$ > > removing the left and right and just using normal sized brackets gi...
Right-to-left languages?
Hi all, Can anyone please report the status of rendering of right-to-left languages in tk? I develop an LGPL NLP-related application (http://www.ellogon.org) and recently I got a question about supporting the Hebrew language. I need information on how the text widget can render these kind of languages and possible tkhtml. I feel a little akward for asking such a question :-) but I have no experence with right-to-left languages... Regards, George Hi Georgios, "Georgios Petasis" <petasis@iit.demokritos.gr> writes: > Can anyone please report the status of rendering of ...
Why not automatic \left and \right ?
Hi folks, I've been wondering why \left and \right aren't assumed in the math mode. I thought it would be nice if \left and \right were automatic. I mean, I'd like all opening parens "(" to be regarded as "\left(" and closing parens as "\right)". It is rare (in my use) that automatic "\left(" or "\right)" would do any harm. When parens aren't paired, we could still use \left or \right: \left( something tall \right. If we ever need to suppress the stretching of parens, we could explicitly say something li...
Stick left AND right
Hello, I am preparing an index which is typeset in a multi-column layout. Keywords are aligned with the left margin, the corresponding page number is aligned with the right margin. Naively, I use \hfill for this purpose: \newcommand{\Entry}[2]{#1\hfill #2} \Entry{key}{1234} \Entry{keyword}{1234} \Entry{word}{4332} results in: key 1234 keyword 1234 word 4332 However, with the occasional very long keywords (columns are wide enough to hold ca. 95% of keywords+page number in one line), the page number wraps into the next line, and the pagenumber appears at the lef...
Left and Right axis
We have been able to print a left and right axis in PROC GPLOT. Can this be done in PROC GCHART (VBAR). We have a group with high numbers on one side of the graph. The other side has low numbers. The high side dwarfs the low side and we have been requested to provide a different axis on the right side of the graph. Edward Gano wrote: > We have been able to print a left and right axis in PROC GPLOT. > > Can this be done in PROC GCHART (VBAR). > > We have a group with high numbers on one side of the graph. > The other side has low numbers. > > The high side dwarfs the...
Help with \left and \right
I like to use the following command \newcommand{\set}[1]{\left\{#1\right\}} Hence \set{1,2,3} is typeset as {1,2,3} My problem is that the useage of \left...\right dosen't allow linebreaks in between the delimiters. Hence I often get overfull hbox warnings and lines continuing too far into the margin. The alternative is to define \set without using \left and \right and loose the nice feature of always have the brackets being the right size when used in displayed equations. What I would like to do is define \set to use \left...\right if it is used in displaymath mode and use \{...\} if...
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