Hi,
In new gingerbread update when I am in my car using my mw600 as handsfree, I get a call BUT the earpeice is not in my ear. With the mobile not being in my immediate view I can't tell that there is a call.
Why? Coz the phone speaker doesn't ring when connected to stereo Bluetooth. This is since the gingerbread update on x10.
I tried cm7 by z and its a great Rom, also more importantly in regards to the above issue there is also a section in cyanogen mod settings which allows notification sounds to be played through phone speaker. I couldn't stay on this Rom because I wanted the stock SE camera.
My question is simple:
Can the stock Rom have any sort of tweaks to allow sound to be redirected to speaker when in handsfree mode?
Suggestions or point to any useful threads please.
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i don't know what happen with you, but when i connect my phone with my sound of car, the phone still play the notifications with the speakers.
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i don't know what happen with you, but when i connect my phone with my sound of car, the phone still play the notifications with the speakers.
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Is that stereo Bluetooth? i.e using Bluetooth headset such as mw600? Also if u r using car Bluetooth, can you play music via car speakers from phone? If not then your scenario would be different to mine.
Also I must point that this is not a bug on my phone as I have experienced this with several installations of stock Rom.
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Someone?
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I'm having this issue too...speaker doesn't ring when I receive a call.
Do you solve?
Someone with a solution to this please?
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Any one found solution to this ?
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Hi, I have an Xperia X10i running on stock Gingerbread. Recently I found that while headphones are plugged in (stock or any other) there is no sound for incoming call in headphones while the phone is in silent or vibration mode (other sounds like sms notifications work like a charm). Is it typical, or does my particular X10 has some issue?
Thanks in advance.
Its typical mate. Its stock SE 2.3.3 firmware issue i think.
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Well, in that case shame on SE I quess.
Thanks for the answer anyway
Yes, its known issue mate.
Hope SE would release any update to fix audio stuttering issue and another issues in GB.
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I've read a few threads where People are playing their music and sounds thru Bluetooth. I've tired changing the output in the stock music app, but it doesn't stick, the sound still comes out of the phone speakers. I don't see anything Under settings. Am i missing something?
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Are you already paired with the BT device?
What ROM are you running, there is a known bug in the currant ICS releases.
Matt
I'm paired, calls work fine. I'm running GB, clean rom 1.6.5 sp1. I haven't tried an ICS ROM yet.
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I remember having selected output at some point when I was getting it going. Now it selects it on its own. So when I connect in the car and it's paired it automatically plays the music through the car stereo, when it's not paire it plays through the phone speakers. Of course, I do have to select BT for my music input in the car. Could it be as simple as having overlooked that option on the paired device?
Pairing for phone and pairing for audio are two separate things. Make sure you are paired for audio.
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Pairing for phone and pairing for audio are two separate things. Make sure you are paired for audio.
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Yeah... that's it. I had to also connect the phone as a portable music player for the car in addition to pairing it.
I'm using btmono by bedoig from the marketplace. I use the free version and it works great on infellibis 1.1.
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What are you trying to push music too? Whatever it is, it must support A2DP.
I have a Sony BT head in my truck and stream Pandora from my phone to it. I also have a set of BT stereo over the ear headphones. Both devices boost the Rez's music stream...fantastic audio quality.
Check out "btmono" on the market....it might work for you.
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So I have two hands free sets in my car, one that works very well with music and another one that works very well with calls.
Now would I in any way be able to connect my Xperia S to both, using one of them solely for music (media) and the other solely for taking calls? If so how do I achieve that?
Thank you in advance
//M
So anybody knows anything about this being possible?
//M
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Curious if anyone else has noticed this / knows how to "fix" it.
When I have my headphones plugged in, the notification sounds (eg the default new message "whistle") comes out the speaker instead. The sound in the headphone (music) will mute during this. I've had to resort to turning the notification volume off during work hours, so the sound doesn't disturb others at work - surely these sounds should be coming through headphones while they are plugged in?
Hello,
I'm with the same issue! It's very odd...
Any thoughts about this? Btw, I'm not using stock headset (I'm not used to in-ear headphones).
Yeah add another +1 to this....!!!
Not tried with stock headphones I have a set of Bluetooth ones and I get all notifications through them .
I'll take look in settings .
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+1 to this. Annoying :banghead:
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Just checked with stock headphones all emails, text messages, etc coming through fine .
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Ok try this with your headphones plugged in press the volume up button then press the settings button on the right, three volume bars appear make sure the bottom was is turned up .
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Ok try this with your headphones plugged in press the volume up button then press the settings button on the right, three volume bars appear make sure the bottom was is turned up .
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Hi mate, the problem is we can hear the notification from the speaker of the phone and not from the plugged headset
Oh yes of course, seems like a hardware then to me .
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Oh yes of course, seems like a hardware then to me .
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No mate, other sounds go through headset , ONLY problem on notification sound
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No mate, other sounds go through headset , ONLY problem on notification sound
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I have no idea then ,good luck in sorting it :thumbup:
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I have no idea then ,good luck in sorting it :thumbup:
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Actually I double check again, theres a "notification" sound going through headset. the only problem is it's playing simultaneously with the phone speaker. Really annoying specially if I'm in the office cause others can hear the notification sound too.
An android bug, apparently
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Curious if anyone else has noticed this / knows how to "fix" it.
When I have my headphones plugged in, the notification sounds (eg the default new message "whistle") comes out the speaker instead. The sound in the headphone (music) will mute during this. I've had to resort to turning the notification volume off during work hours, so the sound doesn't disturb others at work - surely these sounds should be coming through headphones while they are plugged in?
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This is a long-standing Android bug that manifests on many, though not all, phones. Google for "android notification sounds headphones" and you find many complaints about it, and a Google bug report with comments going back to 2010.
There is a apparently an easy way to patch it if your phone is rooted (though I cannot find info on exactly HOW) and there is a script here on XDA for use with the Tasker app ($6 or so in the Playstore) that can address it.
Other than that, the only thing to do to minimize annoyance to your coworkers is turn notification sounds to silent when using headphones. There are volume profile apps that can do this automatically.
In this bug report https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=6696 and this one https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=16667 it said that's a problem with ICS, that is supposed to be fixed in JB and that CM have their own fix for this.
Let's hope that S3 JB release will fix it.
this problem has been bugging me too..hope its fixed in the next update.
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I noticed when I'm playing music through the audio jack to my car's auxiliary, bluetooth headset is disabled for calls. I have to pull the audio jack, then the button for bluetooth is enabled again.
My G2 would allow calls to go through the bluetooth headset and then once the call was done, music would continue on auxiliary.
Is there any way to get this back? Anyone else think this is an issue?
Yep have the same problem, thanks for asking the question hope we get an answer.
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cos540 said:
Yep have the same problem, thanks for asking the question hope we get an answer.
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Glad I'm not the only one who misses this... Seems pretty basic.
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Glad I'm not the only one who misses this... Seems pretty basic.
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I thought this was a bug as well. However when using the aux, I am having an issue with the audio being muted when I disconnect the headphones and no way to bring the audio back up unless I restart the device.