Hi Guys
I recently flashed my mob and installed cm7.1 with the nightly build for 08/11/2011.
Phone works great except in call, everyone I speak to says i sound like I am in a deep hole or underwater. I can hear them fine with no problem.
This only happens when I make a mobile call. Sound works well when I am speaking to people over Skype.
Please help.
Hello!
I use CM9.1. I love this ROM. But its call-in volume not perfect. Its not my phone issue. If I use stock ROM everything OK (sounds). But cyanogenmod ROM has lower call-in volume than stock ROM's. If I take phone call in a noisy place, such as inside a bus or a train, other person sound not clear to me.
Are there any way to fix it. I only need improve my call in volume. Media player and headset sound OK. This is the only issue I face this rom.
Thanks!
CM 9.1 low in call volume
I'm on CM 9.1, new to this ROM. It's the only ROM I've used where people I speak to on the phone say they have a hard time hearing me. Have never had a problem like this before. I find no GUI option in the settings for increasing my outgoing call volume. Can someone help?
I to have this problem. A way to fix it would be nice.
Gentlemen,
I have a T-Mobile Galaxy S III which I've rooted and installed the latest AOKP milestone, which I really like. Here's what I'm running:
Android version: 4.2.2
Baseband version: T999UVDLJA
Kernel version: 3.4.40-aokp-g4c49719-00569-g2b8fa28
AOKP version: aokp_d2tmo_jb-mr1_milestone-1
Build number: aokp_d2tmo-userdebug 4.2.2 JDQ39
Aside from the occasional random reboot, which I can live with, the only problem I have is with Skype. It won't play audio over the loud speaker on the back of the phone. Audio only comes through the earpiece which is much too quiet. Ringing, call audio, everything plays through the earpiece. In an audio-only call, you have the option to toggle between the earpiece or the speaker, but both options just play through the earpiece.
Making a normal speakerphone call (not using Skype) works great. Skype just can't seem to use the speaker. What can I do to diagnose and fix this?
I know it sounds obvious, but I gotta ask anyway. Have you checked the settings in Skype?
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IRPnet said:
I know it sounds obvious, but I gotta ask anyway. Have you checked the settings in Skype?
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Yes, I've been through all the settings and there's nothing about speaker vs. earpiece. The only option I've seen to toggle between the two is when I'm on a voice only call. However, when I've tried toggling speaker/earpiece, sound will play on the speaker for half a second then go back to earpiece.
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Yes, I've been through all the settings and there's nothing about speaker vs. earpiece. The only option I've seen to toggle between the two is when I'm on a voice only call. However, when I've tried toggling speaker/earpiece, sound will play on the speaker for half a second then go back to earpiece.
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I'm having the same problem. In my case there is no choice of speaker in Skype at all (not within setting nor while calling). I have seen some print-screens of the mobile Skype and there was as option for switching to loud speaker/headset while talking (a blue icon with speaker/headset). However, when I'm making a call, I don't have such option. I went through all sorts of discussion, but I haven't seen any solution to this.
Resolved
Regarding the option to switch speakers during a call, it's only available during a voice call. If video is enabled, the option disappears.
It seems the issue has been mostly resolved for me. I'm not sure if the problem was with CyanogenMod or Skype. Since I couldn't find a solution in May, I just abandoned using it on my phone. I didn't pick it back up until a week ago when I upgraded to CyanogenMod 10.1.0-d2tmo and got the latest Skype app (recently released). Now everything mostly works as it should. It's still buggy, but usable.
Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo.
I was searching for this Skype Bug Fix everywhere, with no success
But today I was trying everything, and my speaker started working after I putted volume less then have.
So by putting lower volume it works on my Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo (GT-I9060)
Hi,
I have a HTC One X+ and have tried a couple of different custom ROMS:
Carbon ROM 4.4.2
Carbon ROM 4.3.1
The roms run really well, the only problem i'm having is that when I am calling people, they hear an echo and the sound is muffled and really bad quality..
I can hear the caller perfectly though, all the sound issues are only heard by the caller?
I have searched and searched on Google and these XDA forums but still haven't been able to find a solution to this problem..
I thought it might have been the latest 4.4.2 rom so I downgraded to the 4.3.1 however the caller still receives really bad audio / echoing..
Has anyone got the same problem? and more importantly how can this be fixed?
It seems so weird that it's only on the receiver's end of the call that the sound issues occur, i've read about a noise suppression option but can't find it anywhere?
This is just using the phone, no bluetooth headset / speakerphone.
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks,
Sam
My friend told me about a similar issue he had on his phone (not HTC). He said that this happened after he flashed a beta kernel which was unstable.
thanks for your reply, I've now installed the latest Cyanogenmod rom and even though there still is a bit of an echo on the receiver's end in calls it's not half as bad as it was.
I'll maybe try a different kernel, cheers
Hello!
I have a serious problem with my Z5C.
As I stated in the title, callers can't hear me. It's probably software issue, because when I turn on loudspeaker mode everything seems to be ok. But I'm not so happy with everyone around me hearing my conversation.
I have tested microphone in service menu - everything OK. When recording video, sound being recorded properly also. I have tested an AOKP rom recently and this also helped with problem. Now I am back on modified Nougat stock and problem occurs again.
Any solution to this?