Hi my internal speaker is (almost) defect, does some one know if i can buy a speaker for my XDA? the sound works when i plug in my head-phone so it must be the speaker that is broken.
is there a (ipaq model speaker i can use ?) or what of a kind speaker do uIneed for replacing the broken speaker (is there a website i can by my speaker ? ) ?
thanx!
greetings
It may not be broken, much usage of the headset can cause a problem with the headset socket, sometimes it stays in handsfree mode. Can you be heard when speaking in to the xda mic rather than the handsfree?
Hello All,
I recently got a Nokia J BT headset (Mono and supposedly with DSP Noise Cancellation) and paired it with my SGS2. I am able to clearly hear the other end but my voice is quite hollow and picks a lot of background noise and hiss (when heard at the other end). The same BT headset seems to work fine with another lower end Nokia phone.
Since the BT headset as such is phone neutral, wanted to know if there is a way to turn on Noise cancellation on the phone when using BT headset? Has anybody else faced similar problems?
Ashwin
Hi,
Suddenly, the call volume from headset became very low. People on the other side hardly can hear my voice. However I have no issues hearing them. Even music playback has no issues.
I have tried headsets with other mobiles. Its fine. Should I reset the phone?
Thanks in advance.
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1. Does the s3 have the audio Jack on top or bottom?
2. I briefly owned a s2 and when I had it connected to my fm transmitter I could hear it turning on and off via a somewhat loud pop....this was the case with calls and music / notification sound...it would ding for a txt then I could hear it shutting the audio Jack down....this compared to my vibrant where I never noticed it....could someone test it with headphones or computer speakers turned up loud?
I ask because the s2 was horrible during calls while headphones were connected. I had to hold it very close to be heard clearly. Not sure if it's all connected but hopefully this was worked out?
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Hi everyone !
I have a Lumia 710 (Orange Branded, Product code 059N3X9, got with [...].11465 firmware version) and when I use it with wired headphones, I can hear a light but really annoying electronic background noise. It is most noticeable when the output sound is low (ex : when listening podcats in calm places). I was wondering if the noise comes with every Lumias 710 or only with my (defect?) mine.
What I tried :
1) Testing with severals headphones : Koss Portapro, Panasonic earplugs, Nokia earplugs, Sony Ericson earplugs. Same result : still the noise.
2) Flashing / upgrading / debranding : tested firemwares Country Variants : Stock Orange France one / Country Variant France / UK (tango) / Orange France (Tango). Each one had a different firmware number.
3) Compared sound quality with a lossless reference file beetween the Lumia and a cheap Archos music player : Noise on Lumia, clear sound on Archos.
I know that everyone do not hears things the same way, so in order to be less subjective, I tried to record the noise signal with audacity.
The headphone socket is pluged on the Aux in socket of my audio Card (Asus Xonar D1). Here is the record of the "default Nokia Message sound" played on the Lumia (recorded with volume at 30 on Lumia, and recording volume at max on audacity. Amplified at + 19db after) :
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The noise is only "played" when something is played throught the headphone port. It stops about 2 seconds after the sound played stops. When the noise stops, two spikes appears on the graph (squared in red).
So I am wondering if this noise is only present on my model, or if it is a general default on all Lumia 710.
Does some is experimenting the same problem ?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
Yeah, I hear it also when there is not anything playing. It sounds like static right?
Its standard Nokia unshielded Audio lines, thanks to there extremely small compact format Printed circuit boards electrical noise is a big fact and costs alot in a grand scale to rectify so they well made a pigs ear of it and said it would do, although it doesn't take much to fix when you know how. Thanks to someone posting all the tech draws and circuit designs I was able to modify the boards and clear the audio problems.
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wardoc22 said:
Yeah, I hear it also when there is not anything playing. It sounds like static right?
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This is a very common problem in cell phones that use cheap DACs. One very easy workaround is that the noise typically doesn't increase with the volume, so you can buy headphones that have a resistor-style volume control. (not a digital volume control, an example are the Sony DREX14VP earbuds) If you turn up the volume on the phone and use the resistor volume control on the headphones to lower it to a reasonable listening volume, it should remove almost all of the electronic noise from the bad DAC. I've done this with my dell venue pro.