Left And Right Speaker Are Switched

How to fix this problem?

To switch them back somehow in the system?

I'd physically switch (or rewire) 'em

But if you want to do it in sw it appears you'll need to edit (create?) an .audiorc file and the following link should help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=659379

and I qoute

"For example following .audiorc creates a new device (also called pcm or plug) with the name "switched" which has the left channel switched with the right channel. This plug can be set as output device in most of the applications (mplayer, xine, amarok...)

Code:
pcm.switched { #the name of the new plug
type plug
slave {
pcm "default" #the name of the standard sound device
}
ttable.1.0 1 # send right channel_in to left channel_out
ttable.0.1 1 # send left channel_in to right channel_out
}
You can test it by (speaker-test is in the package alsa-utils)

Code:
speaker-test -c 2 -D switched "

Quick question, are these internal or external speakers? If they're the latter, could you confirm that you haven't placed/wired them incorrectly?

Quick question, are these internal or external speakers? If they're the latter, could you confirm that you haven't placed/wired them incorrectly?
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External speakers are not quite a problem, just switch them physically BUT headphones are a problem.

I'd physically switch (or rewire) 'em

But if you want to do it in sw it appears you'll need to edit (create?) an .audiorc file and the following link should help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=659379

and I qoute

"For example following .audiorc creates a new device (also called pcm or plug) with the name "switched" which has the left channel switched with the right channel. This plug can be set as output device in most of the applications (mplayer, xine, amarok...)

Code:
pcm.switched { #the name of the new plug
type plug
slave {
pcm "default" #the name of the standard sound device
}
ttable.1.0 1 # send right channel_in to left channel_out
ttable.0.1 1 # send left channel_in to right channel_out
}
You can test it by (speaker-test is in the package alsa-utils)

Code:
speaker-test -c 2 -D switched "
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Where to find .audiorc file???

Where to find .audiorc file???[/b]

for location and added info see http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/.asoundrc

I'm completely lost inhere... is there any smooth, one-click solution that will do what I need to do?