Hey people,
Dont know where to post this one. I have a Samsung Captivate. When I use it to play music in my car through an AUX cable, while charging at the same time, I get a weird buzzing sound. The buzzing sound disappears if it isnt charging.
I have got a Mazda 2 2008 (which I mostly use) and the buzzing sound while charging here is crazy.
My other, is a 2011 Ford Falcon XR6 (work) in which the buzzing is not there.
Both cars have stock sound systems with nothing modified.
Any ideas how i could fix it for my Mazda?
Thanks.
How is the Bluetooth audio quality on the S6? I use many wireless headphones and speakers so this is an important factor for me. Is it true that the Bluetooth audio randomly stops sometimes?
Mine randomly starts to skip and pop after some time playing. Turning the BT off/on fixes it for a while.
The problem is worse when paired with my Bēm speaker, rare when paired with my JBL speaker, and nonexistent when paired with my Sony soundbar.
All of these speakers work fine with my other devices.
I only use bluetooth with my truck's stock stereo, but this is the first Android device I've had paired with it that doesn't skip over BT. I've used it with S6, Note 3, Note 4, S5 Active, S4 Active and iPhone 6+. iP6+ was the only other one that didn't skip.
S5 Active and Note 3 also skip with a Jensen BT Nav headunit in a different vehicle.
An update to my previous comment..
I went for an hour-long drive and experienced no skipping or popping while paired to my car's stereo.
It seems the issues are only with specific Bluetooth receivers/speakers.
I can get on-board with this. I have a few different bluetooth devices, all of which have no trouble, ever, but then sometimes (and ONLY sometimes) my BT headphones will skip and stutter to the point that I just turn them off. The other devices work fine 100% of the time.
I'm at my wit's end with the bluetooth on this device. It skips and stutters more times than not. It's embarrassing when friends are over and we're trying to have some background music playing.
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I'm at my wit's end with the bluetooth on this device. It skips and stutters more times than not. It's embarrassing when friends are over and we're trying to have some background music playing.
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No BT problems here. Maybe you have a defective phone. Take it back to the store and try to exchange it. There is no excuse for crappy BT on a $700+ device.
My wife has an S6 also, with the same issues.
I have FINALLY noticed an issue with the BT on my phone. When connected to my truck and listening to music, I go to a call (incoming or outgoing doesn't matter), when the call ends and goes back to the music, the volume "flutters". It goes low/high/low/high alternating twice a second. It's a very slight change, but it's enough to notice that it sounds "weird".
Exiting and restarting PowerAMP, or switching to a different input then back to the BT audio stream will fix it, so I haven't figured out if it's the phone or my truck.
Hi there!
Has anyone experienced any headphones compatibility issues? I have dropped the idea of using stock headphones as I find them way behind any different pair that I own. The problems start when I plug the jack into my P8 and put it inside a pocket. It seems that when the jack moves just slightly around the socket, the phone goes crazy changing the volume, randomly stopping the playback or launching some kind of speech assistant. It happens so frequently, that I am not able to listen to a single song on the device.
I am using a pair of Cresyn C520S headphones with a single button and a mic built in the set - they have the exact same size and type of jack as my stock P8 ones.
There was no problem when I plugged a regular, no mic, no remote control, Sennheiser headphones.
As for the software, I am on branded Polish B200 OS and am using the full version of Poweramp (god! this is such a great player!) and a streaming service app Tidal with the premium pack allowing me to listen to music offline from my devices.
Please tell me this is not an issue with my new device, but rather a hardware compatilibity issue. If so, then which headphones could I buy to make it all comfy? Do I need to look for the ones that are made for iPhone (I know they do have a three button remote attached)?
I just transitioned from stock Kit Kat to Marshmallow, and so far, haven't noticed many problems. However, I have an issue that I can't figure out. When I plug my auxiliary headphones into my phone to listen to my music, I can hear my music and any calls or notifications can be heard through the headphones. However, when I plug an auxiliary speakers into my phone to listen to my music, I can't hear the call through the speakers unless I place the phone into speakerphone mode. This, of course, causes an echo for the person on the other end of the line. Any idea what's going on and how to fix it? Thanks in advance for any and all help.
Hey guys,
did anyone else experience connection issues with the type-c noise cancelling headphones? If I plug the headphones in and start playing music it starts playing on the speakers and not on the headphones, until I remove the headphones and connect them again, and press the play button on the headphones. The headset icon is from the beginning on the status bar.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
This and other issues (no resume after pause for instance) happen since the release of Oreo.
They are good headphones sound wise, just connection keeps dropping to the phone, really annoying.
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