On my M9, that i've only had since October '15, the speaker (says HTC Boomsound internal speakers) has been turning itself on when no apps are running, so you can only hear static, it doesnt give me an option to turn off (unless headphones are plugged in) but it turns back on as soon as i unplug them. i can only turn down the volume for 'music & videos'. getting annoying... if anyone knows what it might be, thanks.
Related
Anyone know how to make the volume turn on when headphones are plugged in, then go back to vibrate when they are unplugged?
When I have the headphones plugged in, the ringer and notifications still play over the phone speaker in addition to coming over the headphones. I dont want them to. I just want them played through the headphones. I cant find a setting to disable it. Anyone know of a fix.
Ok, so when I turn up the volume all the way when I have my headset plugged into my radio, then unplug it, and plug it back in, it goes back to the middle level. Anyone know how to stop this from happening. I think it has something to do with the soundalive maybe? Just dont know how to change the setting.
as i know u can't
and it's safety feature for ur ears :laugh:
My sound sometimes gets real low and turning it up does not make it as loud as it supposed to be. Also sometimes 1 speaker works only or no sound works at all. I believe rebooting works but didn't do much testing with that to make sure.
Is there a way to check if sound issues are rom side or hardware side?
EDIT: Found out it happens if I plug in headphones then take them out. Speakers stop working. Headphones work but when I unplug them speakers stop working.
So a couple of times I've answered the phone and I can't hear anything. It happened again and this time I flicked over to speaker and it worked fine. I looked at the phone and noticed the headset icon was on, even though there were no headphones plugged in. Plugged them in, unplugged them the icon stayed there. Had to reboot to clear it.
Has anybody else seen this bug? If so, any suggestions other than rebooting to clear it?
Yesterday I had the opposite problem... plug in the headphones and sound kept going through the speaker. Again a reboot seemed to be the only workaround.