Hey guys. I made a very simple app allowing you to test the stereo channels of your phone's speakers (whether both are working correctly, if you have a stereo set-up on your Android device), or just check if you plugged in the headphones correctly without taking them off.
I made it strictly because of one silly thing that bothered me in all other such apps - they either had sounds transitions between left-right channels, or there was no way to toggle just a constant sound, so I could tinker with my faulty external speaker until I could hear the sound correctly. This app fixes both, and playing for instance the "left" channel sound will play sound ONLY 100% in the left channel, for as long as you want (if you toggle "repeat mode" 'on' you get a constant sound playing forever, until you stop it manually in the app).
Basically it's a perfect app for someone needing to tinker a bit with their stereo setup, and I added a Panda to release the tension of having a faulty sound set-up that needs tinkering with in the first place. The app is free, while I'd very much appreciate a rating on Google Play, it's ultimately up to your discretion as the app won't spam you with any sort of pop-ups.
Thanks guys!
The link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andromo.dev578695.app665236
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Hey guys,
just asked me if it is possible to use the apple 3gs Headset completely?
I mean this one with 3 buttons:
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If you plug it in, you can only use the middle-button to play / stop the current song. There is no use of the + / - Buttons.
I managed to enable the skip-function by installing playpause 4.0a from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3548894&postcount=21
Now I can skip a song by holding the middle-button.
It would be nice if the other both buttons could be used too, for adjusting the volume for example, for what they were originally made for
Any suggestions or interested programmers know how to realize that?
I could imagine I am not the only one who would be happy to use that feature.
Not even some people interested in having this feature? Are you all using this crapin' htc-headset?
i recently bought a pair of klipsch s4i headphones with the remote and mic and i can't really use any of the functions of the buttons or the mic. So I'm in the same boat as you. I was wondering whether it was a software thing or a hardware thing. bc if it were a software thing, couldn't you just write something that would translate the apple commands on the buttons into commands that android would recognize? idk if that could be done but it would be cool.
Today I opened my shiny new Jaybird Bluebuds X and going through the manual, I ran into this little feature:
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There's an app that can read the battery level on Plantronics headsets, why is there no app that can do this for others? Windows Phone apparently is able to read this too. The only big Bluetooth Headset battery app for Android calculates it based on connection time. I was never able to use it properly with my older Jaybird Freedom headphones because I was always losing the data and/or forgetting to run it to start tracking the usage.
I know this is a Nexus 5 thread, but I'm just wondering if anyone has found a way to get this on Android, or would be interested in getting a bounty going. I'll be happy to pledge some money towards this, being pretty much clueless about app development.
It's not that big of a deal, but the battery warning on these Jaybirds is very annoying, beeping constantly when it's about to run out. Nothing that a consistent charging schedule can't fix, and with a regular micro USB connector, a quick charge in the car will keep them charged up.
I'm just sad that we're missing on a tiny but cool feature.
Bluetooth Digital Distortion on Calls
I've tried two different bluetooth headsets that work fine on other phones but experience digital distortion, for lack of a better word, when on calls. This is heard on the calling and the receiving end of the conversation. When I select GSM only or simply turn off Data enabled on all of the other Preferred network mode options, this digital distortion disappears.
I just wanted to post this thread to help those who're having the same issue.
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Bluetooth Skips in Music Playback
On a semi-related note, I also discovered if you experience clips or skips in audio when playing music, try disabling Phone audio within the Bluetooth settings. This has remedied this rather annoying problem on this phone and other phones I own as well.
I have the 6045I model number with Android version 5.0.2. I refuse to update due to all of the issues I'm hearing, plus all I need root for is Viper4Android and it is working beautifully on this version of the OS.
As per title, is there a way for the phone to remember a pre-set volume for in car player (power amp) as currently it always starts so quietly I can hardly hear it, and if I turn up the car stereo and then the input changes to radio, I'm almost blown into the back of the pick-up
Maybe use media volume limiter if that's still present in settings under sound.
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Try creating a profile in Poweramp and associate it car player. Might be possible
Maybe Galaxy Sound Assistant. If you're not already using this useful app, you should be.
Increase sound increments up to 100.
I can't find a profile in PowerAmp, the Sound Assistant doesn't seem to do anything, and volume limiter seems to be more about limiting than creating a bluetooth maximum
Does anybody know if the Samsung player (or any other one) has an option to equalize volume levels across all tracks PLUS make the S22 Ultra remember the bluetooth volume you set?
How to improve the sound quality of Pixel 6a speaker
Requirements:Android 12 or 13 ,Pixel6 series
No.1. Install the link app on Google Play Store. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.kushiheim.glycox&hl=ja&gl=US
No.2. Open GlycoX and configure it as shown in the picture below or as described.
EQ:31hz(2db).62hz(2db).125hz(4db).250hz(2db).500hz(0db).1khz(2db).2khz(1hz).4khz(3db).8khz(2db).16khz(4db)
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3. check the GlycoX notification in the quick settings to make sure it is turned on, and you are done.
Thanks for your help.
Note: If you use Bluetooth speakers, earphones, etc. with GlycoX turned on, there is a possibility of sound crackling. please turn GlycoX off when using Bluetooth speakers, earphones, etc.
※Tested with JBl Charge5, JBL Clip2, SRS-XB12, SRS-XE200
fwiw...even a cheap blutooth speaker will destroy any built-in speakers. Even an Amazon Echo Dot (or 2 for stereo) will surprise you...little, yet high quality speakers within!