All of a sudden my speaks sound like they pooped out. So annoying.
Has this happened to anyone?
David522d said:
All of a sudden my speaks sound like they pooped out. So annoying.
Has this happened to anyone?
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No, do you have any audio boosting mods?
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richii0207 said:
No, do you have any audio boosting mods?
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No, no audio mod.
I think I fixed the problem. I use the my phone for music in my car. I threw the aux cable back into the phone and then unplugged it and it was back to normal. Big scare! Considering I bought this bad boy retail.
All is good again.
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I think I have a blown speaker,how can I tell? Thanks
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Why do I say its blown?
Come again?
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External speaker sounds weird, do you think I could get a replacement?
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leyvatron said:
Why do I say its blown?
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Darrien13 said:
Come again?
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I believe he meant why do you say its blown. Weird is a completely non-descriptive term. If you provide a better description it would be much easier to help you. Also, I'm not aware of spare speakers for the SNS.
Dies not sound as crisp on top voulme I start hearing cracks
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Darrien13 said:
Dies not sound as crisp on top voulme I start hearing cracks
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Normal. Blown would be heavily distorted sound from all volumes. The crackles are normal> If you aren't happy with that, go do a swap. Or get a whole new phone together... Seriously, if I continue to have problems, I'm gonna drop it completely and go back to BlackBerry.
I. May wait till another android phone attracts me thence ill swap
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I think mine just blown today.
My text rings started crackling.
Then all my sounds would stop, then little keyboard ticks would be fine, shutoff sound fine. then again rings crack etc.
Well I go play music and it's crackling like crazy, then goes on/off.
I BLOW into the speaker while music is playing and it "works" better.
Anyways now, it's really dead unless i use an air can to blow on the speaker and it'll make sound.
Blown.
Guess I'll make a claim for my SquareTrade warranty
has anybody found a way to use DSP manager on rooted stock rom or a workable speaker boost because i cant hear my phone ring from the next room (i have a small house by the way)
I would check your speakers, because I was having the same problem and it turns out one of the bottom speakers is blown!
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htc2364 said:
I would check your speakers, because I was having the same problem and it turns out one of the bottom speakers is blown!
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no not blown only 1 of them is a speaker. yeah i know but thats the truth.
some say other is a mic, some say its just to make it look nice.
eagle1967 said:
no not blown only 1 of them is a speaker. yeah i know but thats the truth.
some say other is a mic, some say its just to make it look nice.
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Never really paid attention until I noticed that I couldn't really hear you tube videos and music! Which was fine before, it was loud enough! So it was then I realized sound was only coming out one side so dunno!
I'm getting a replacement either way and I'll compare the two!
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it's been confirmed numerous times that one is a mic and the other is a speaker.
crazythunder said:
it's been confirmed numerous times that one is a mic and the other is a speaker.
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+1
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dachinaman said:
has anybody found a way to use DSP manager on rooted stock rom or a workable speaker boost because i cant hear my phone ring from the next room (i have a small house by the way)
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i use a program like total recorder to boost the volume of my ringtones,then copy them back to my sdcard. there are a couple of free apps online that do the same.
http://www.grab-tube.com/mp3-volume
Wow! Can't believe they sent you a replacement for a problem that doesn't exist.
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it's been confirmed numerous times that one is a mic and the other is a speaker.
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WOW .... that is lame as hell .... and this is an LG product??? No wonder my d2 sounded better and was louder
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How is that lame? You would prefer two speakers and no mic? Then it wouldn't be a phone, would it?
2 speakers and a Mic would be nice. Other than the noticeably low volume I love this phone.
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has anybody found a way to use DSP manager on rooted stock rom or a workable speaker boost because i cant hear my phone ring from the next room (i have a small house by the way)
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volume+ seems to let you do some audio tweaking i had the same problem where my audio was all the way up and wasnt very loud i downloaded and installed Volume+ i think it is on the market not sure but this allowed me to run my volume at 1/2 up and its loud as heck
it sets speaker, headset and as well as bluetooth volume levels
This doesn't allow me to boost past factory settings
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Sometimes when I unplug my headphones then let the phone sit for a couple minutes/hours then plug the headphones back in, the phone does not play the sound through the headphones but still through the phone's speaker. The only way I get to fix this is to reboot. Anyone else?
jacob808 said:
Sometimes when I unplug my headphones then let the phone sit for a couple minutes/hours then plug the headphones back in, the phone does not play the sound through the headphones but still through the phone's speaker. The only way I get to fix this is to reboot. Anyone else?
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I haven't experienced this issue. It could possibly be related to using a custom rom (that's if your using one) or the headphones your using could possibly have a short in the wire causing the phone to turn glitchy. Try different headphones or try a different rom if your rooted and not on the stock rom and see what happens.
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Thanks for the reply. I'm rooted but run stock, if that helps any with resolving this problem...
jacob808 said:
Thanks for the reply. I'm rooted but run stock, if that helps any with resolving this problem...
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Your welcome. Have you tried another headphone? Are you using voodoo or dsp manager? Are you on the stock music player or 3rd party? If so which one? The only time I ever experienced an issue similar to yours is when I downloaded a bunch of 3rd party music players at once to test them all out and after like playing two or three of them my sound stopped and I had to reboot to recover sound.
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Your welcome. Have you tried another headphone? Are you using voodoo or dsp manager? Are you on the stock music player or 3rd party? If so which one? The only time I ever experienced an issue similar to yours is when I downloaded a bunch of 3rd party music players at once to test them all out and after like playing two or three of them my sound stopped and I had to reboot to recover sound.
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X2 I had a similar issue where using headphones the speaker would not work after unplugging the headphones. Turned out it was app that I had just installed.
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X2 I had a similar issue where using headphones the speaker would not work after unplugging the headphones. Turned out it was app that I had just installed.
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Yeah, it most likely is a 3rd party app that he's using.
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I bought an in-ear headphones. But sometimes phone thinks that these headphones are with mic. And the most annoying thing is when phone starts to call last number.
What should I do now? Is it normal? Anyone else had this before?
I have coredroid rom.
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Yeah I've had this before as well, I tend to just pull it back out and plug it back in but not like all the way in and it's fine. Seems like a strange little bug.
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Yeah I've had this before as well, I tend to just pull it back out and plug it back in but not like all the way in and it's fine. Seems like a strange little bug.
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I'm doing just like you. As its not only for me I will cut wires from headphones and solder in-ear headphones with original ones, and I will have my comfortable headphones and music control.
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Headset Blocker
You might try the app Headset Blocker. It helps alot.
Dr. lele said:
You might try the app Headset Blocker. It helps alot.
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Too late, I already modified my headphones, and guess what! Now output power is so powerful that with volume at half is loud enough to me.
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Nice one, maybe I should consider soldering
Hey all. Normally I use a Bluetooth headset for all my calls, but occasionally I don't have it on me. When I take a call using the phone's regular speaker I can barely hear the person on the other end. If I have any background noise, it's impossible to hear them. I've got my sound turned up to max. Anyone have some suggestions?
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Demonic240 said:
Hey all. Normally I use a Bluetooth headset for all my calls, but occasionally I don't have it on me. When I take a call using the phone's regular speaker I can barely hear the person on the other end. If I have any background noise, it's impossible to hear them. I've got my sound turned up to max. Anyone have some suggestions?
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Since 4.4.2 both speakers on mine get incredibly loud. The N5's earpiece speaker is small (small circle rather than a long slit) so you do need to play with it some to get it set properly on your ear. Call someone and talk to them (indoors and quiet preferably) and adjust the phone on your ear till you hear it best. That's the position you'll need to use. I got used to it quickly and use about 40% volume even while in car at highway speeds and it is loud enough for me. Maybe clean your ears with a q-tip?:laugh:jk
See if that helps, if not maybe something is going on with your earpiece speaker?
jbdan said:
Since 4.4.2 both speakers on mine get incredibly loud. The N5's earpiece speaker is small (small circle rather than a long slit) so you do need to play with it some to get it set properly on your ear. Call someone and talk to them (indoors and quiet preferably) and adjust the phone on your ear till you hear it best. That's the position you'll need to use. I got used to it quickly and use about 40% volume even while in car at highway speeds and it is loud enough for me. Maybe clean your ears with a q-tip?:laugh:jk
See if that helps, if not maybe something is going on with your earpiece speaker?
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I just did an echo test and I sounded okay. Maybe it's everyone else that calls me?
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Demonic240 said:
I just did an echo test and I sounded okay. Maybe it's everyone else that calls me?
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Could be....
Are you stock? Any mods? Case? Screen protector?
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jbdan said:
Could be....
Are you stock? Any mods? Case? Screen protector?
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On PA, faux kernel and .15 radio.
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Demonic240 said:
On PA, faux kernel and .15 radio.
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Hard to troubleshoot when you're running custom software (rom +kernel +old radio). If to really want to get to the bottom of it (imo) you should go back to stock 4.4.2 with NO mods and see if it does it. Otherwise you're just shooting blanks (again imo). Anyone in the PA/faux/radio thread experiencing similar?
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trickster mod
Install trickstermod kernel settings app and go to kernel settings, see if you can increase the gain for the speaker. If there isn't an option, you need to change kernel to one that allows sound tweaking (elementalx does) and then boost the gain through trickstermod app, or another free kernel settings app of your choosing. Changing the gain is a kernel setting that gives a very good boost to sound levels.
Figured it out. My screen protector had a cut out for the speaker, but I never popped it out. Took it off and I can actually see the speaker now!
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