« Reply #3 on: December 20, 2020, 01:00:12 AM »
Finally removed and had a look at the Eyetech adapter. One of the potentiometers had come slightly apart, so I clicked it back together. Whether that might have had any bearing on the situation, I don't know.
The adapter has two CDDA leads built in and used to work fine connected to two optical drives. Now if I connect one drive all is well, but if I connect both then I lose the vast majority of the audio from the left channel.
I don't suppose it's a huge problem - I'll leave one CDDA cable unplugged and I'll just have to remember to run games / other things that need CD audio as well as Amiga audio from the optical drive that the adaptor is plugged into.
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