I did a search on this and couldn't find anything. When I connect my headset (a simple wired headphone) when someone calls, the ring tone is heard both in the headset and the loud external speaker! When connecting the headset, normally the speaker should not work! How can I make my HTC TOUCH ring only through the wired headset and not the speaker? It used to work fine but something got changed or maybe some software i insatlled changed the setting. i have serached for days and can't fins any solution. Is their any solution out their?? Thanks
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Hi,
I just bought a bluetooth headset for my Tytn. It's really usefull, but... when the headset is connected the phone only vibrates, it doesn't ring.
This can be usefull when i have the phone on me, but when i don't i cant't notice that i have an incoming call.
Is it possible to make the phone ring even when using the headset ?
Thanks,
Cyril
i have this problem on my kaiser, anyone able to answer? i did some searching but am not having any luck
For some odd reason, when i connect the headset from htc to listen to music, the speaker also outputs sound while the headset functions normally, in other words - both the headset and the speaker output sound, when the headset is disconnected, the speaker increases it's volume output - it's really annoying as i want only the headphones to output sound, can someone please help so that i can turn off the speaker sound? i don't think i experienced this before, either it's a loose connection on the headset or i turned on something by mistake.
p.s: i've checked the headset, it's connected properly and it's not loose.
can someone please help? thanks
nevermind, it's working fine now.
Wow, you are one lucky bandit.
hi there...
does anyone know how to make voip work with the correct (internal) speaker?
I installed the voip package as described in the wiki and works except for the problem that the sound comes from the speaker on the back of the phone...
did anyone get this to work with the vox phone?
i'm wondering if it's possible. i did manage though to get the volume lowered on Custel's Voip cab to the point where it doesn't "really" produce the echo. I'm thinking that's probably as good as it gets. Flip the phone around and use the 'volume lowered' speakerphone as the earpiece.
Seems to be an hardware issue.
When I use a bluetooth headset everything works fine.
I think that it works fine, because if you have connected your headset, everything comes to that headset, sound from earpiece and from speaker too.
When I use my headphones, sound goes out from the speaker AND headphones, at the same time. Boring, but what can we do...
I've now tried several different bluetooth mono headsets, and all connect to the phone fine with one problem....
You don't hear anything. No one can hear me, I can't hear them through the headset. When a call connects I hear a pop in the headset and nothing after that point. I'm seriously ****ing over this problem. You can adjust the volume and end calls with the buttons on the headset which means the god damn thing is obviously connected, but why cannot I not hear anything!
Has anyone else had it, and if so how do I fix it. The headset in question is a Nokia BH-104.
Hi all,
I have been suffering the following problem for several weeks already, I hope someone can help me to get it solved. I have a parrot bluetooth car kit installed in my car (mk6000 model) which is able to play music on stereo.
When I play music the volume level is pretty good, as good as when I use the speakers or wired headphones. However, the in call volume is extremely low, no matter if the Nexus was playing music right before the call or in stand-by (with wired headphones or no accessories in-call volume is fine). This also happens to both incoming and outgoing calls.
I have tried to unpair and then pair again the device but it is still the same. Also installed the Bluetooth Volume application with no luck. I have not checked with bluetooth headphones but I assume that I would get the same issue.
I am surprised that nobody posted this before (at least I could not find anything) and I am wondering if this is only happening to me.
Can anyone give me some advice?
Thanks!
bralok said:
Hi all,
I have been suffering the following problem for several weeks already, I hope someone can help me to get it solved. I have a parrot bluetooth car kit installed in my car (mk6000 model) which is able to play music on stereo.
When I play music the volume level is pretty good, as good as when I use the speakers or wired headphones. However, the in call volume is extremely low, no matter if the Nexus was playing music right before the call or in stand-by (with wired headphones or no accessories in-call volume is fine). This also happens to both incoming and outgoing calls.
I have tried to unpair and then pair again the device but it is still the same. Also installed the Bluetooth Volume application with no luck. I have not checked with bluetooth headphones but I assume that I would get the same issue.
I am surprised that nobody posted this before (at least I could not find anything) and I am wondering if this is only happening to me.
Can anyone give me some advice?
Thanks!
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Anybody having this problem?
Thanks.
I don't answer when I'm driving but sometimes when I do answer, the volume is the same as the music playback volume...
I have used Nokia's old wireless headphones with my n5 and the sound is pretty decent...
I don't know how deep you have dove into your nexus experience but this would help:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2532788
vin4yak said:
I don't answer when I'm driving but sometimes when I do answer, the volume is the same as the music playback volume...
I have used Nokia's old wireless headphones with my n5 and the sound is pretty decent...
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It is quite weird, can you please tell me which bluetooth car kit you have installed?
mistahseller said:
I don't know how deep you have dove into your nexus experience but this would help:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2532788
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Thanks, but I am not sure if this would work for me. I just need the volume in-call boost when bluetooth is connected. I want in-call speakers or wired headphones volume remain as is. I do not want any change for music streaming volume (bluetooth or speakers). Is this possible?
Thanks!