Hi,
yesterday somehow while listening to music using bluetooth headphones I recieved a call and after the call ended, volume of headphones lowered A LOT.
Used devices:
Xiaomi MI A1, android version 8.1.0
Bluetooth headphones Bluedio T6 - there are not any volume control buttons. Volume is managed by broadcasting device.
Problem description: Even though I have bluetooth media volume at 100% in mobile phone, the sound coming out of bluetooth headphones is way too quiet.
How did it happen?: I had headphones connected simultaneously to MI A1 and Win10 PC. I listened to music through Win10. Suddenly I had an incoming call - input switched automatically from Win10 to MI A1. I've accepted that call and switched the output from headphones to earspeaker (switched in MI A1). After closing the call, I continued listening to music from Win10. Later, after I started listening to media from MI A1 I could not get the volume to previous level - it is way too quiet. When connected to Win10, volume is completely OK - so it seems like to be just problem with mobile phone.
Most ridiculous thing is, that if I use the heaphones to have a call and adjust the volume of bluetooth call to maximum it is really loud - how it should be. Same goes for notifications. Basically just media is really quiet even tough having the volume set to maximum.
What I already tried
Factory reset
Unpair/pair
Enable/disable absolute volume
Other version of AVRCP
Other bluetooth headphones - seems ok, but they have their own volume control and I have no idea how they sounded like before, so I can´t be sure if there is difference or not.
Basically nearly same problem was being discussed here (URL should be here, but as a new XDA user I am not allowed to send link - so if you google: "Bluetooth Audio too low... but Notification sounds over bluetooth are loud." it is first link.) but without the conclusion.
Thank you for any responses.
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Shameless bump...I have Volume Control+ which does not help at all.
you hear low sound in headphone ?
what are you connecting it to?
Yes, I have a low volume on the headphone too. I connect it to the aux port on the car radio using a regular Stereo Jack. My Car radio is a Pioneer system, which has great sound with other mp3 players.
When I use headphones or earbuds with my phone, the in-call volume is extremely low, even with the volume maximized. Music and media are at normal volume with the headphones, and in-call volume is normal when using the earpiece or loudspeaker. It's just that when I make a call with headphones, I can almost not hear the person on the other end.
I've tried tinkering with every volume setting option, including those in DSP and even tried Volume+ (which unnecessarily boosts media volume to the extreme, but does absolutely nothing for in-call volume). I've also spent hours searching the internet and existing forums for a solution. I found this: (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1337357) but unfortunately that only bricked my phone. I'd really love to be able to use earbuds when on a call. Any ideas??
P.S.
I'm running CM11 on a Motorola Defy, if that's important.
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It's pretty specific but has anyone else had/solved this issue?
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