When using the type c to 3.5 mm headphone jack that comes in the back I notice a lot of static/feedback in the background of my music content and you can hear it very clearly when no content is playing sometimes. Does anyone else have this issue?
ethanscooter said:
When using the type c to 3.5 mm headphone jack that comes in the back I notice a lot of static/feedback in the background of my music content and you can hear it very clearly when no content is playing sometimes. Does anyone else have this issue?
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No such issue here with my RHA T20 (maybe your usb type c to headphone jack adapter is defective?)
StarStorm said:
No such issue here with my RHA T20 (maybe your usb type c to headphone jack adapter is defective?)
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I tried two different adapters
ethanscooter said:
I tried two different adapters
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Okay, weird. Tried it with both my DT 880's (250 Ohm) &my RHA T20's (16 Ohm) and I couldn't hear any noise during playback, or when music is paused. I'm using shuttle+ for playback (but couldn't recognize anything with google play music either). I'm still using M, if that is of any help. BTW, do you have the Soundcloud app installed? Had some weird sound glitches caused by it
No issues here either I use Poweramp, Spotify listen to music a lot...
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Hi everybody,
Is it possible to play music over the headphones? I mean the original hands-free.
When I connect the hands-free to my TG-01 I can use it only to speak on the phone, but the music plays over the phone speaker .
It is bug, for me the worst
kapitango said:
Hi everybody,
Is it possible to play music over the headphones? I mean the original hands-free.
When I connect the hands-free to my TG-01 I can use it only to speak on the phone, but the music plays over the phone speaker .
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Try S2P, that works, as do a few other apps like PocketMusic and WinVibe
It is probably to do with the electrical impedance of your headphones, for instance, if you plug a 3.5mm plug that goes to your stereo, this is what happens, but if i plug in my headphones, works fine, so try another pair of headphones.
Well i was thinking he was tallking about WP7 My bad ....
I'm with WM 6.5 and play the music with Windows Media.
I found the problem. It works with the original headphones. I try with 5 different headphones and only two works. With the other 3 the sound automatically gone to the phone speaker.
Thanks to (InsertNameHere).
kapitango said:
I'm with WM 6.5 and play the music with Windows Media.
I found the problem. It works with the original headphones. I try with 5 different headphones and only two works. With the other 3 the sound automatically gone to the phone speaker.
Thanks to (InsertNameHere).
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yep, this is a known problem with the TG01, it detects the impedence of the phones/cable being plugged in, if its of the wrong type, this is what happens, there are ways to trick it, you need to use a different headphone adapter though, there is a thread in the accessories thread.
Is there a way by which I can use my phone's 3.5 mm output jack as an input jack. I want to connect my mobile to other music device's audio out via a 3.5 mm stereo cable and play the audio via my phone's loudspeaker. Also, I want to record the input sound to a WAV/MP3 file on my mobile. I know this is a weird question but curious to know if anyone has done a research on this
sashidharran said:
Is there a way by which I can use my phone's 3.5 mm output jack as an input jack. I want to connect my mobile to other music device's audio out via a 3.5 mm stereo cable and play the audio via my phone's loudspeaker. Also, I want to record the input sound to a WAV/MP3 file on my mobile. I know this is a weird question but curious to know if anyone has done a research on this
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technically it can be done
cuz stock headphones have mic on them so it can be used as an input but dont know how
keep googling
I have an s3, the headphone jack works only works when i put the headphone connector in a specific position,if i change its position it only plays music from the left side and when I open apps the music starts to play from the speakers. Is the jack broken? Please help
try it with different headphones
Glebun said:
try it with different headphones
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Ive tried with multiple and they work fine on my other devices so i dont know
Then it's the jack
I'm streaming digital music files to my new external DAC/Amp from my HTC M9. There is stuttering thru the USB out, but not from the analog headphone jack. Same results happen no matter which music player I use.
The amp has no issues itself, and works fine when decoding the same songs streamed from my pc.
Anyone have suggestions on how to attack this problem?
Is the Amp using the USB to decode MP3 "Files" (i.e. treating it as a "USB Drive")
Or is the M9 acting as a "USB Speaker" driver (didn't know it could even do that).
If the later I wonder if the Dolby stuff is getting in the way.
If it's reading the USB SD Card slow you might try reforming it in the phone. Could be as simple as a block size issue.
snudley said:
I'm streaming digital music files to my new external DAC/Amp from my HTC M9. There is stuttering thru the USB out, but not from the analog headphone jack. Same results happen no matter which music player I use.
The amp has no issues itself, and works fine when decoding the same songs streamed from my pc.
Anyone have suggestions on how to attack this problem?
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I have the same problem with m9 and DAC/amp OPPO HA-2...(
Did you solved it? (sorry for my English)
The problem disappeared after hard reset.
emanovst said:
The problem disappeared after hard reset.
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I have just discovered your messages.
Glad the problem went away for you. How did you do a hard reset?
When i play games then Sometimes i see two volume controls on screen ..one for audio chat and other for game sound..how did they come
Please help me
sadyantsady said:
When i play games then Sometimes i see two volume controls on screen ..one for audio chat and other for game sound..how did they come
Please help me
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The other one is for the inbuilt mic. It may be because you're using headphones without a mic or no headphones at all.
Remove headphone jack and put them in, it happens when the headphone jack isn't properly connected.
Happens with me too whenever i have a cover on my phone