When I listen to the FM radio on my P3300, recently the volume starts OK (not great, but OK), but slowly over the next 20 minutes or so it goes way way down. In general I think the max volume is getting lower on all audio apps, including Windows Media Player, but this degradation of sound level is specific to the FM radio. Any ideas on what the problem might be? Thanks for any advice.
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Hi guys,
have just noticed a strange behaviour of the FM tuner - when listening to music and another sound is about to be played (like system event, etc.) the radio listening is completely interrupted, another sound plays and then FM radio starts again to continue with playing. I would expect to hear the radio in the background all the time even when other sounds are called, interrupting the radio listening is really annoying and you end up with closing the radio application and starting to MP3 listening then is there any other FM radio app, tweak or another suitable solution?
Hello everyone.
I was hoping I could get some guidance as to what to do about a problem I'm having with streaming audio over bluetooth.
I have my Incredible with the (latest?) radio version 2.15.00.07.28, running CyanogenMod 6.00-R3.
The problem I'm experiencing goes like this:
I have an audio track (I've tried many).
I can play the track normally through the phone speaker or headphones using the default music player, MixZing, or any other music application.
Then I connect to my Motorola T505 Bluetooth car adapter.
Upon starting the track, it will only play about one second of the track at a time, before pausing for about a second. The track timer pauses as well. It feels like lag of some sort, as if the application is slowing down because of the bluetooth connection.
If I disconnect from the T505, it resumes normally.
Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening? I've searched but have yet to find anyone with a similar problem.
If there is any further information you need, let me know.
Thanks for your help!
This may not apply to you on CM6, but on my stock Dinc turning wifi off fixed the BT stuttering.
I'm wondering if any HTC G2 owners, running CM7 have experienced the same problem as I have.
So I have the most up to date version of CM7 stable.
My G2 runs at 1.3 ghz max. 200mhz minimum.
I have noticed an issue with the speaker, sometimes when I am using the FM radio, sometimes it goes out. The speaker doesn't play the FM radio anymore. I try running the built in music player to play some of my music, and it doesn't play through the speaker. I haven't tried testing the earphones. I toggle with the volume up and down and it works. You hear sound through the speaker, but the radio and mp3 player won't play sound. The only solution that I have found, is to restart/reboot the phone, which can be annoying.
Anyone experiencing this?
Really annoyed at myself for taking the upgrade to 4.3 as now I have an issue with bluetooth that I cannot figure out. Bluetooth audio to my reciever was perfect before but now it has the same problem no matter what app i use (tune in, xiilive, standard media player etc)
Basically the phone sends the audio but the speed varies. Like a song will play normal speed, then maybe speed up for a second, then the audio cuts out for half a second and its back to normal again. This will stream fine for maybe 5 seconds and again, any audio will speed up a bit, and cut out. Its only happened since 4.3. Anyone else have this problem or know of a way to fix it?
Well a bit of an update on this. It turns out it doesnt skip with music thats on the phone. So the stock media player and mp3s etc stream totally fine. Its just with audio that is streamed via apps like winamp, Xiilive, Tune in. They all have exactly the same problem as described above. However, the only way I can get it to stop skipping and run normally is if the screen is on and I am in the Wifi networks setting page. Its fine then, until the screen goes off, then it starts to skip again. This is so annoying now. Is it an android issue? Not connected to bluetooth through normal headphones or the Note 2 speaker, all these apps are perfect.
Hi all,
I've had this problem for months now. After a few minutes of listening to music, I'll start to hear a buzz/whine. This happens regardless of how I'm listening (wired or bluetooth), or the audio source (Spotify or YT). It's coming from software as the volume of the buzz changes with the volume control (as you can hear in this clip: https://voca.ro/1fKO50NBES5W).
I have no idea where to even begin to diagnose this, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Try to do CIT test and see if everything is ok with hardware. Then you can see if is hardware or software