Minecraft was playing completely fine, until i decided to open logitech g hub to change my mouse settings, when i alt tabbed back into the game i could only hear from the left and right channel of my headset whereas previously i could hear from all 7 channels, since i can't hear the center channel things like mining blocks and even walking forward are completely null and since i cannot hear the rear left, rear right, or front left and front right channels, hearing monsters is nearly impossible, i've now restarted minecraft and terminated it from the settings app at least 20 times (no exaggeration) and used different combinations of surround sound options ranging from dolby movie to no surround sound at all to using windows sonic for headphones to no avail. All of my attempts have failed and even updating windows and restarting my computer has not helped, my headset is a logitech g933 being used wirelessly, my stereo speakers do not experience this problem, and seeing as i cannot set the speaker mode for my headphones to stereo, i cannot resolve this problem, if i cannot hear then the game in my eyes is completely unplayable, and seeing as i do not have a desk microphone set up to talk to my friends with, my headset is the only way to play multiplayer in this game, no other application experiences this issue, minecraft java edition does not experience this issue, playing the surround sound test built into logitech g hub results in all channels being audible and able to be differentiated from and no loss of hearing in any one channel, minecraft java edition is not cross compatible and my friends play on xbox however so there is no simple solution to this problem. I will continue to troubleshoot this problem on my own time by changing audio frequencies, bitrate and all other changeable settings that can be changed