Hi,
I have the H850 (Titan). Small issue:
When I connect my headphones ( tried 2 different pairs), I can listen to the sound just fine from the headphones, but when I press the volume up/down buttons.. That annoying Android-volume-sound comes from the phone speaker and not the headphones..
Does anyone know how to solve it?
Thanks,
Gal
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Hey guys,
I have had this scenario occur on all of the different ROMs that I have tried (including stock) and I was wondering if anybody else is seeing the same thing.
1. When my Jawbone bluetooth headset is connected, volume is fine. It's a little annoying that it always starts out volume at the lowest setting, but it's something I'm adapting to.
2. When I plug my phone into my vehicle stereo receiver via the headphone jack and then receive a call on my bluetooth headset, the bluetooth volume never gets high enough. If I disconnect the headphone jack (have not tried this while in a call), the volume is fine.
Has anybody else noticed this? Is there a fix?
Seth
Is anyone else experiencing volume control issues when listening to music on a bluetooth headset. I'm using a Motorola Finiti bluetooth and I have both the volume on the device as well as the earpiece set to the lowest setting and it is still freaking loud. I can't seem to find a means of controlling the music volume because when I take a call I need to actually raise the volume to hear the caller. Any help or ideas???
Ok, quick update. Messing around with the volume on the phone does nothing. The volume cannot be controlled by the phone. It is either on or off from the phone itself and my bluetooth volume on my headset is as low as it can go. Any ideas guys????
Hi guys, I'm having a problem with my bluetooth on this phone. I plug my phone into my cars speakers to play music and have my bluetooth headset on my ear for phone calls. On my Epic4G it automatically used bluetooth when a call came in.. but this phone doesn't. When I get a call I can answer it with my bluetooth physical button but it uses the phone mic and the car speakers. Is there anyway to fix this? I cant stand unplugging my aux cable EVERYTIME i have to answer my phone
thanks
Hi.
I just bought Klipsch x7i headphones to use with my galaxy s3. I am aware the volume buttons do not work for android devices which is fine but I assumed everything else would work fine. This is not the case.
The headset (and mic) work perfectly when MAKING calls to others, but the headphones become disconnected when RECEIVING calls (headphone logo no longer shows), and I can no longer hear the other person or speak to them through the mic.
What's the deal? Are there any apps I can download to help or do I have to return these headphones? After searching for an answer I have found out that third party mics do not work for the s3 but what I don't understand is the fact that the headset/mic DOES work when MAKING calls but not RECEIVING them.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
OK. I've narrowed down the problem. The headset stops working when I press the middle button to receive calls. In other words, if I answer a call using the actual phone, the headset works fine. If I do press the middle button to receive a call, I can no longer hear the other person nor can they hear me through the headset.
I noticed the iphone 5 headset works exactly like the klipsch x7i and has the same problem for me. Does anyone use the iphone 5 headset with the galaxy s3? Does the headset work for you?
I recently bought the Nocs NS400 (iPhone version) and have exactly the same problem. Google Now is also not listening to my headset when I press and hold the middle button. Receiving a call via the middle button somehow mutes my mic for good (and for all eternity until you re-plug the headset). When I am in a call and connect the headset later on, it's not transferred to the headset mic.
I re-soldered the volume keys (added some resistors) to make them work with the S3 (woks fine now) and figured that the original headset is doing something different with the middle button: while the iPhone headset is just doing a short between mic and ground, the original headset is having 50 Ohms here. (maybe that's [part of] the problem)
Could you find out more about this odd behavior?
Hi all,
I find out that on my wileyfox swift 2+ the volume in calls are definitely too loud when the earphones is inserted, even if I set the lowest audio level from menu, equalizer app or while calling, while having good volume sound when playing sounds from any application (not in call), with or without earphones (yeah, it could be a bit higher, but for me is ok).
I tried two type of earphone (xiaomi hybrid and another pair of samsung) but everyone is experiencing the problem. It's not a problem of telephone card, I tried 2 different cards and nothing changed.
I'm the only one who is experiencing this problem? what do you recommend?
Thanks.
Yep, I have exactly the same problem with my Swift 2+. I've also tried several sets of headphones, plus a couple of volume control apps. I have tried engineering mode, but *nothing* reduces the volume to an acceptable (non-painful) level. I've used the same headphones successfully in a Samsung Galaxy S2, which proves that it's the Wiley Fox phone.
Is this a hardware issue? Am I going to have to solder a resistor into the headphones to reduce the volume?
If I'm not able to find a solution soon then I will have to buy another phone, and it won't be WileyFox.