Sound only on right speaker

hello community,
i need your help
When i open a stream or a video i have sound on the right speaker only,
i have no sound problem with any other program thought.
the Problem was initially recognized by me on the 14th of August 2012
no big chances to my system where on that day or the day before.
i tested 2 divieses ( headset and speakers) => same problem
i check my drivers
reinstalled them
updated flash player today (8/16/2012) problem still there
check for wierd processes (2x flash player plugin pocesses as it should be)
restared the pc
can someone tell me what is wrong?
Thank You & sorry for my bad English

Could you give our 11.4 beta a try to see if this continues to happen? This should be fixed, for at least Logitech headphone devices.
8/7/2012 - Flash Player 11.4 Beta 2

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