One morning I got up and tried to plug my earphones, and I couldn't! The plug just won't come to the end! I played with screwdriver in audio jack as I thought maybe something got stuck in there, but still the same. Has anyone experienced this problem?
I have same issue with audio lead in my car, it won't fully insert and will only output through cable if I turn the cable around when inserted as much as I can.
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Hi all, I seem to recall reading a post from someone who was suffering the same problem quite some time ago now, but I'll be damned if I can find it.
Basically my official HTC headphones worked well for a while, then I butchered them to solder on a 3.5mm female adapter. These worked correctly for some time then suddenly the headphone adapter miniUSB connection became a bit dodgy. One minute I'd be in work sneaking a quick episode of Kyle XY in, then suddenly the minutest touch of the mini-USB plug and sound is blaring out of the phone's internal speaker... not good! It would appear the connection of the miniUSB plug has become a little bit dodgy.
I've now bought a new miniUSB > 3.5mm female adapter from Expansys, and although better initially, the connection via the miniUSB jack is progressively getting worse. The slightest touch of the jack and sound is blaring out of the speaker. I'm assuming the contacts between the miniUSB jack and the phones' femail miniUSB connector are a little flaky for some reason.
Anyone have any experience of this, and any ideas how to resolve it?
open it up and learn how to solder..
if the contacts to the board are broken, solder them back. problem solved
if the jack itself is damaged, buy a broken 8525 or just the board, and switch the jacks. problem solved
help me out guys
i have just ran into a problem when i downloaded the new jfupdater update cupcake and now the headphone adapter doesnt work anymore can anyone help me out with this and let me know if they have ran into the same problem or if you have any ideas
hello all,
I have a sprint touch pro, and i use the HTC adapter that came in the box.
just recently I tried plugging in the charger while i was using the 3.5mm jack on the adapter and what endded up happening was that the audio out got disconnected (the physical cable was still in place, but the phone thought that the headphones were disconnected)
this has never happened before, I've been able to use the audio out(3.5mm) jack and have been able to charge simultaniously.
I just installed .977 radio app and the pandora app.
I also tried this with the htc headphones and the htc charger on the adapter and the same thing... no luck. the phone cannot charge and perform audio out at the same time anymore. i have tried multiple adapters butt no luck. Please help!
How can I fix this? any of you having this problem?
there has to be a registry string to fix this issue.
thanks in advance!
I'm having the same issue but i'm using a BT Motorola headphone. Even though the phone is plugged in to the wall jack. The battery drains to 0 and then shuts off. Not at all sure what's happening either.
wow, thats not good.
has this been happening since day one or did it just started doing that?
Also, do you have the pandora and/or .977 radio app installed?
Well, I just bought the new bluetooth headphones and tried listening to the streamed radio while still having it plugged in, so this is new behavior to me.
I think I have a headphone hardware problem on my Galaxy S2 because everytime I plug the headphone in I get no sound until I fiddle with the input jack such as twisting it around for a minute or so until I get sound. Pushing it in and out dosn't help and the wires are ok as once I find a good position and get sound fiddling with the wiring dosn't cause any problems.
Also if I plug the headphone into my computer jack I get sound from my computer ok, so I think the headphones are ok so I thought it must be the handset connection. Dose anyone have a similar problem and if so what did you do about it?
I'm in Australia but bought phone from Handtec UK.
I have rooted phone and installed later firmware PDA: XWKF3, Phone: XXKE7, CSC: XSAKE3.
Make sure that you are plugging the headphone all the way in firmly.
Also make sure that there is no dust on both the headphone and socket.
I had the same issue for a while, just keep twisting it and pushing it in and eventually you wont have the issue anymore. You're not the only one experiencing it.
Thanks guys I will persist with the connection and see how it goes.
Fixed problem, for some reason the socket wasn't allowing jack to be pushed right in but now ok.
Something weird is going on here.
I have just bought an aux-in cable (ai-net to 3.5mm jack) to plug my phone (Wiko Darkmoon, MTK 6582 based) to my car stereo (JVC G511), but the phone doesn't recognize when I plug in the jack.
However, if I turn up the volume on the car, I can hear music both from the phone speaker and from the car's.
What does this mean?
I tried also with my brother's Moto G, and it correctly plays music through the headphone jack, but with a quite low volume.
Can it be something software related? My phone has 4.2, my brother's has kitkat. Or maybe something is wrong with the cable's pinout? I opened one end of the cable and I see three wires, and this should be enough from what I got to understand.
Btw, my phone works okay with normal headphones
Hey
So been having this problem with my Z5C, where no matter what you put in the audio jack it will play normal volume on the right side, but super quiet on the left. And this is with any AUX, headphone, earphone etc etc.
But to resolve the problem I have to pull the cord out of the phone, about 1/2mm and both sides work fine. It is only when inserted fully this problem occurs.
Which sucks because I commonly bump the cord out with it not being in fully.
Does anyone else have this problem?