I have a problem with an HTC One S. There is no audio (either way) on either incoming or outgoing calls. When an outgoing call is made there is no ringing or any other sound, even when the recipient picks up the call. While the call is in progress neither party can hear anything (even when the phone is put in speakerphone mode).
The microphone on the phone is fine - I can record and playback using the voice recorder app. The external speaker on the phone is also fine - I can play back audio files. There is no audio output from the earphone socket however - e.g. I can be playing back music on the speaker, but when I plug in a headset I hear nothing.
Volume levels in sound settings are all set to the maximum.
The phone issue is not a network problem - the phone is usually on O2, but I tried a Talkmobile SIM and get exactly the same problem (i.e. no audio at all on phone calls).
The only other issue with the phone is difficulty powering it on - I can press and hold the power button for a few seconds and the LEDs on the home/back/menu buttons will flash, but the phone will not power on. After repeated attempts the phone will power up.
Any ideas what might be causing any or all of the above?
Did you tried other headphones?
null0seven said:
Did you tried other headphones?
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No but I tried another phone using the same headphones and it was fine
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I'm using the included headset (stereo hands-free) on my imate and having the following odd thing happening:
While on a call, initially the headset works fine, with the microphone on the device deactivated and the microphone on the inline headset picking up my voice. Then I hear a click and suddenly the microphone on the headset shuts off, and the device's microphone starts again. I can remedy this sometimes by removing the plug, placing the call on hold, reinserting the plug, and them resuming the call.
Anyone have any idea what I can do to fix this or have the same issue?
Thanks.
I've noticed that the speaker phone volume is not has high as my previous phones. Also, when talking to someone on speaker they have a hard time hearing me. I have to talk close to the phone for them to hear me clearly.
In the past with my Galaxy S 4G, I had no issue with them hearing me or my speaker volume...
Is there anyway to adjust this past its max volume setting?
I have found that when connected to the mobile network, 2g/3g/4g (or whatever other G's decide to pop-up) the incoming and outgoing volume are much greater than when connected to the Wifi calling. The G2x is actually quite loud for me on both speaker and handset modes.
Are you using the Wifi calling or the normal network?
It's not just on the speakerphone. I've used a couple of audio recording apps, and in both of them if I speak in a normal tone of voice with the phone 2-3 feet away, I can barely hear myself in the playback. I'm think there must be a system-wide gain setting that is set incorrectly, but I haven't managed to find it. (Either that or the microphone is just plain awful.)
Hi everyone...
I just got a problem since updating to 4.4.4, and after searching for several days, I still can't get the workaround.
So, I'm using a jabra bluetooth speaker.
When I'm at 4.4.2, the media sound on the bluetooth speaker and the phone is unlinked. So, usually I set the phone media volume at around medium, and then using bluetooth speaker, I can go to near unheard, or loud enough. Even, if I want, I can completely turn off the audio by minimizing both the bluetooth speaker sound and the phone media.
But, since I upgraded to 4.4.4, both device media volume are linked. So, if I press volume up on my speaker, my phone audio goes up as well. And, the main problem is, even the lowest sound (it reached 0 on the phone media volume), the sound still TOO LOUD for me.
Is there any fix? Besides downgrading, if possible.
Not sure I understood how it works with your BT speaker but with my car BT handsfree I just set the volume from the phone and only the BT volume gets changed (the volume slider shows the BT icon). Well, or at least I didn't bother to check the media volume. But that one is sure disconnect in 4.4.4 from the system/notification/ring volumes which are all connected. And the voice call volume doesn't get modified either.
I cannot seem to figure this out. When I pair my bluetooth either to speakers, car, samsung buds if the "call" option is on under bluetooth settings the volume of the song drops in half and the bass is completely gone. To me it sounds like it's sending anything I play through a call channel? If that's a thing. The second I turn off the call option the full volume comes and bass comes back. Turning off call is not a solution as my car and galaxy wear app says my bluetooth is not connected without the call option on (which means the controls of my buds don't work). Does anyone else have this problem or have a solution?
I'm having a weird problem with the mic on my HTC U11. The past week sometimes when I received a call, other people couldn't listen to me, eventually it's happening on every call.
I also noticed that the voice recording app, and other 3rd party video apps are not recording sound, "Manual Camera DSLR" app does some kind of a loud "click" sound when the record starts and then stops the audio, but if I use the Hi-Res or 3D function on the native camera app the sound is recorded and also if I put the call on speaker the sound is back. I tried to clean the phone but didn't help and did a doing a call to another phone and everything I could hear was total silence like if it was muted, not distorted sound like if the mic was dirty or something blocking it, until I put the call on speaker the sound was "not muted"
Any idea on how could I attempt to fix it?
Thanks.
Hope this 6 easy ways help you fix the issue with HTC:
1. Restart your phone
2. Check if the phone cover covers the microphone
3. Check connected devices
4. Clean the microphone
5. Remove third-party apps
6. Software update
jack lamters said:
Hope this 6 easy ways help you fix the issue with HTC:
1. Restart your phone
2. Check if the phone cover covers the microphone
3. Check connected devices
4. Clean the microphone
5. Remove third-party apps
6. Software update
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Restarted, didn't work.
No cover on phone, also sound doesn't sound covered, just 0 sound, not even white noise or interference.
Not connected
Seems clean
Didn't work
No updates
Have been doing more checks... native camera app is also failing, does the same "click" sound and then stops recording audio. Moments ago mic wasn't working on voice recorder, then I plugged the charger and mic started to work.