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For no reason whatsoever the audio balance in my Macbook will randomly shift so audio only plays out of one ear. Start googling what's wrong... turns out it's a bug in Mac that has existed for over a decade. With communities of third-party apps to solve. What on earth.

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Link to download the (free) app if this happens to you

‎Balance Lock

‎Noticing that the audio balance for your headphones is going slightly to the left or right? Balance Lock was designed to solve this by keeping the audio centred either in the middle or to a custom...

4:12 PM · Jun 21, 2022

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Amazing - I remember reading that this was a years old problem and just accepted my fate without questioning if someone had made a solution

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