When I have the headphones plugged in, all notification sounds are still played through the phone speaker. Very annoying. I've seen some other android devices that have this problem, but outside of flashing a new ROM (currently stock), I didn't see any answers.
1. Is anyone else having this issue?
2. What can be done about it?
I'd consider it more of a feature than a problem. I've missed a lot of calls and texts because my phones were plugged in.
But if you don't like it, install a more AOSP-like ROM that doesn't do that.
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Hi. I have the inspire. Its rooted and has the new 2.3.3 rom. My problem is that when i try to listen to music it skips, changes songs, opens voice dialer and then on one instance it called someone. I reinstalled the rom, restarted the phone, but it still persists. I have an idea it might have something to do with the headphones being inserted. When it was doing this i took out the headphones and plugged them back in and it played music just fine for a few minutes. any ideas?
EDIT
I just noticed right now that the icon changes from headset to headphones. Right now im listening to it and it playing just fine as long as the icon is set to headphone.
Edit 2:
Well i found this "Hey. I'm dealing with an annoying behavior, and I'm not sure if it's by design, or if there's something wrong with my phone.
When I plug in headphones... everything goes wonky. Specifically, the phone seems to take feedback from any pressure (usually accidental) I apply to the headphone cable. If I push it one way, it goes into voice command mode. If I push it another, it redials the last call I made. And other such along these lines. Why is it doing this? Is it by design, or is there something wrong with my device? How do I make it stop? Every time I jostle the phone while trying to listen to music, I have the phone annoying redialing my last call, going to voice mode, or otherwise interrupting what I'm doing.
I got the feeling, from one of the apps I was playing with, that this may be something called "headset commands," but I haven't been able to find anything else about that. "
Its a diffrent phone but same issue. I tried wiggling my headphone jack around a bit and found that the icon changed to headset. So ill leave this thread here for anyone having the same issues, as i couldnt find anything for this issue with the inspire forum.
I had the same problem on CM7, turns out the phone was recognizing my headphones as a bluetooth headset with built in controls, and it was confused thinking it was getting signals to skip around and change songs. I fixed it by installing a widget called Headset Blocker from the Android market, once I enable it everything works well.
Thanks! now my world is ok.
Hi,
I've done a bit is searching and haven't been able to find anything on this topic...
In the stock HTC phone, whenever I plugged in my headphones, my sound would turn on even if it was on vibrate or silent before. It would do it automatically.. well, I've since rooted and flashed my phone with multiple roms and haven't figured out how to have that happen again. Is there some sort of app that would do what I'm asking?
Thanks for all your help and I'm very sorry if this is a stupid question.
I use AutomateIt Pro. I have a rule that whenever my headphones get plugged in the volume to the headphones goes to 100%.
Thanks.. I will definitely give it a shot. I just am bummed that I haven't found this feature cooked into any ROMs that I have flashed.
I was hoping someone could help me with a solution to the known issue android has; notification sounds get played through the external speaker when headphones are connected. My ideal behavior is for the external speaker to be completely disabled when headphones are plugged in, and for all sounds to be played exclusively by the headphones.
I always wanted this myself aswell, haven't figured out a way either yet. Not sure if it is possible
Anyone else experiencing this on Oreo? When I have my earphones plugged in and I receive a call, the sound comes out through the speakers anyways. The same with the notifications ringtone. It's very annoying. I flashed countless mixer_gains.xml and mixer_paths.xml files and nothing happens. Help!
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Anyone else experiencing this on Oreo? When I have my earphones plugged in and I receive a call, the sound comes out through the speakers anyways. The same with the notifications ringtone. It's very annoying. I flashed countless mixer_gains.xml and mixer_paths.xml files and nothing happens. Help!
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sounds like youre rooted, if so, reflash the tar of your current build and start over. Sounds like a kernel issue
Hello!
My friend just received his new Samsung S23+ and he has encountered several problems which he told me about, so today I hopped on a call with him so he could show me the issues and they are indeed as he says they are.
Issue #1: When he is calling someone, he can barely hear the other person, the volume is so faint even though all the volume sliders are maxed out. We have not checked the "Absolute Volume" and "Adaptive Volume" setting in the developer options yet. I digged around to see if other people have this problem and could only find this thread https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5...call-volume-too-low-on-s23-phone/td-p/7163399 which sounds like the same issue my friend has. Does anyone know how to fix this or is it indeed a hardware fault like the thread seems to suggest?
Issue #2: Whenever my friend plugs in his earbuds (they have no microphone) via a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter, the phone's internal microphone just shuts off, resulting in no one being able to hear him in a call or a voice message. Is there a way to not have the phone shut off its microphone automatically when he plugs in his earbuds?
Would be super duper cool is someone could help us with this issue, I checked issue-trackers for the phone, but they did not seem to list any volume issues.