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Right in the center on top of the driver is one of the microphones I suspect

Hello! Wh-h900n Sony anc headphones. After 2 years of listening to them in anc mode, one of the years suddenly turned up the base to 11.... And I can't figure out why..it's either the electronic part of the headphones, which just means that it's probably not fixable, or the drivers/microphones which are acting up. Whith anc mode off the headphones sound pretty normal (although from the start I had them balanced 60/40,as my left year is a bit deaf) which might possibly rule out the drivers going bad. I have a suspicion on the inner microphone which probably listens on what the speaker actually produces..but since I have no actual knowledge on how any of this works, I can't figure a way to fix them... I would really be grateful if anybody could give me any information on how to properly diagnose the problem..

I always know how to change a switch, fixing bugs in an os on the other hand..... Yeah I'd rather stick to being an engineer in aviation then..... Messing with glitch software

... Call me old fashioned but I think an on/off switch is way more reliable then what ever Microsoft cooks up in there updates... (swears in igpu breaking the system)

You can just set one to listen to the other(I. E it will duplicate the other) and then you can just turn them off and on physically

AHAHAHA ARDUINO POWERD PRESURE SENSORS IN THE SEAT.... ehm well yeah, the hot key seems quite a good way

This one just seems like the most sensible solution... Can you define in what way it should be more elegant?)

10m is a bit more then the max cable length, and having several reapetera might not be the best idea... Maybe a USB type c optical cable? (they might be a bit on the xpensive side though)

Um, I may be saying something stupid, but can't you set the higher resolution monitor as the one to be mirror from? I. E the primary? Since even if it's powered of it will probably show up as a display) (just a guess) if you lack ports on the gpu, you can try a cheap secondary card(although you will have to set the game engines, and other programs priority to the main gpu, which might be a hassle) or you can just use hdmi or dp splitters (price/value is a good question as you are running high refresh, which some splitters might have problems with)

Hmmm the refresh rate should not be a problem as that's the gpu centered control.. I.e the refresh rate is configured via the gpu controls (Nvidia control panel) where mirroring is probably centered around the OS.. Seems like the 768 might work nativly in it on resolution, and if they are the same aspect ratio, it probably will look seamless... That is if my logic about gpu control is correct, can't test multi monitor setups.. Sadly

So, did it work? Just curious) since I won't have to uphold the promise of finding the commands))) can your 768p downscale the 1080?

This could be done, if you want a physical button, you can program an arduino (which ever one supports hid-USB atmega 32u for example) and configure it to open a script on your pc(a powershell or cmd) later today I will try to find the necessary commands, but it seams feasible. Although you might have to keep all the peripherals connected at all times. A very simple solution might be to turn the secondary screens into mirror mode... (they should just copy the first screens) or if that's not possible (don't remember if you can't just mirror several screens, like you can with just 2 (like a projector and pc screen). A less cost effective but easy way might be to have 2 splitters effectively given only 2 outputs and thus mirroring the screens

It's all smd components so I really need a better way to diagnose them) otherwise yeah that is my plan..

These wonderfull headphones have served me well for over 2 years (so no warranty) but as of latetly in noise cancelling mode the sound from my rigth earphone hase become..diffrent as thought the highs have been amplified and the lows cant reach what they could have done before..also now on low charge i can sometimes hear static and/or beaping of some kind (the beaping goes away when headphones ahve more then aproximetly 10%charge) ...im trying to figure out if this is something worth repairing(i/e an old cap in the dac/nc circuit) since with noise cancelling off they sound fine(but due to how they work the sound is more flat) any ideas for a better diagnose or other suggestions? Thank you in advance) also it seams the right ear has become louder as before i had to add 1 db gain to my left ear for a more level sound ,but now a solid -5 to my left cup (only in nc mode again)

A green plus flashing yellow, as I have found out, it's physical damage to the mobo.... The crystal which is used I. The mic has literally fallen out (not gonna blame the oem as this mobo is old and has been many places, sometimes with out proper packaging)