I consider buying this, but the mono speaker is a huge dealbrealer for me, even with that resonance chamber.
Now my question is... Is it possible to activate the earpiece speaker for media playback? Like on the Nexus 5X, Galaxy S6, etc.
Like, the loudness of the resonance chamber will compensate for the quietness of the earpiece, but will still have stereo sound. Or at least dual mono.
Myrmeko said:
I consider buying this, but the mono speaker is a huge dealbrealer for me, even with that resonance chamber.
Now my question is... Is it possible to activate the earpiece speaker for media playback? Like on the Nexus 5X, Galaxy S6, etc.
Like, the loudness of the resonance chamber will compensate for the quietness of the earpiece, but will still have stereo sound. Or at least dual mono.
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Sorry but this is right now impossible. And it's still not know if the earpieces can handle this. Maybe in the future. But still the speaker is amazing if you can overlook the stereo feature missing.
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Sorry but this is right now impossible. And it's still not know if the earpieces can handle this. Maybe in the future. But still the speaker is amazing if you can overlook the stereo feature missing.
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Yeah, i've just tried it.
I clearly cant overlook the stereo speakers.
The one i tried was a demo unit and it had an extra feature, the abilitty to turn the boombox off.
Which makes me believe it's just a dynamic vibration system like on the XZ2. More than that, the bass vibrations felt artificial, just as on the XZ2. Like, the "bass" came from the exact same area as the keyboard's haptic feedback.
Kinda cool, but artificial nonetheless.
Not something i would buy, especially because the retail version doesnt have the toggle to disable the "boombox".
Myrmeko said:
Yeah, i've just tried it.
I clearly cant overlook the stereo speakers.
The one i tried was a demo unit and it had an extra feature, the abilitty to turn the boombox off.
Which makes me believe it's just a dynamic vibration system like on the XZ2. More than that, the bass vibrations felt artificial, just as on the XZ2. Like, the "bass" came from the exact same area as the keyboard's haptic feedback.
Kinda cool, but artificial nonetheless.
Not something i would buy, especially because the retail version doesnt have the toggle to disable the "boombox".
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IDK but I haven't seen an option for that on my phone. Do you remember where was that option?
this is not the phone for you.
the bass is not haptic. the results i get under certain circumstances are incredible.
WaxysDargle said:
this is not the phone for you.
the bass is not haptic. the results i get under certain circumstances are incredible.
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I agree. The vibration is from the sound resonating through the chamber. The DTS 3D surround when connected via Bluetooth to my Ford Fusion sounds awesome. I thought the S9 sounded great in my car but this blows it away. And when you connect it via wired connection, you get both the DTS 3D Surround and the Quad DAC. Excellent sound.
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I agree. The vibration is from the sound resonating through the chamber. The DTS 3D surround when connected via Bluetooth to my Ford Fusion sounds awesome. I thought the S9 sounded great in my car but this blows it away. And when you connect it via wired connection, you get both the DTS 3D Surround and the Quad DAC. Excellent sound.
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agreed. this has been by far the best audio experience i've had with any device, ever.
if you get a chance, find an empty plastic 5 gal bucket, turn it upside down and put your phone on top of it with music playing. make sure there is a little gap at the bottom for the sound to resonate outward. it literally sounds like a boombox. bass thumping. i couldn't believe it.
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IDK but I haven't seen an option for that on my phone. Do you remember where was that option?
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It was in the music app and i havent checked the settings app.
But it said that it was only available on the demo device and not on the retail one. (A notification bubble popped up saying that)
I cant promise but i will try to get the non-retail apps next time i go to the store.
Or i think there could be a flag in a customization file, like how HTC does. On my phone is located at /system/customize/aac/default.xml. Try looking for similar stuff.
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I agree. The vibration is from the sound resonating through the chamber. The DTS 3D surround when connected via Bluetooth to my Ford Fusion sounds awesome. I thought the S9 sounded great in my car but this blows it away. And when you connect it via wired connection, you get both the DTS 3D Surround and the Quad DAC. Excellent sound.
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Then again how come i can deactivate the "boombox" on the non-retail version. Is not like it fills up the resonance chamber with something.
When you turn it off it acts just like any other phone. The bass still vibrates the phone as it should, like on any other non-artificially enhanced phone's speaker(s).
If you have the possibility, hold both the G7 and the XZ2 on both hands (XZ2's vibration set to the minimum value).
Just see what im talking about.
I dont want to sound like a hater or anything, it sounds good, i cant deny that, but im very skeptical of it's resonance chamber and what actually goes under the hood.
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It was in the music app and i havent checked the settings app.
But it said that it was only available on the demo device and not on the retail one. (A notification bubble popped up saying that)
I cant promise but i will try to get the non-retail apps next time i go to the store.
Or i think there could be a flag in a customization file, like how HTC does. On my phone is located at /system/customize/aac/default.xml. Try looking for similar stuff.
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It's the boombox show setting in the built in music app and it does have a Vibrate function but that has nothing to do with the sound, it's when you shake it to change the cor on the screen.
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Then again how come i can deactivate the "boombox" on the non-retail version. Is not like it fills up the resonance chamber with something.
When you turn it off it acts just like any other phone. The bass still vibrates the phone as it should, like on any other non-artificially enhanced phone's speaker(s).
If you have the possibility, hold both the G7 and the XZ2 on both hands (XZ2's vibration set to the minimum value).
Just see what im talking about.
I dont want to sound like a hater or anything, it sounds good, i cant deny that, but im very skeptical of it's resonance chamber and what actually goes under the hood.
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Again what you saw has nothing to do with the boombox and sound. It was for the boombox show feature in the builtin music app. Refer to my last comment for info and pictures.
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It's the boombox show setting in the built in music app and it does have a Vibrate function but that has nothing to do with the sound, it's when you shake it to change the cor on the screen.
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Imma take a photo of what im talking about when i have time.
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IDK but I haven't seen an option for that on my phone. Do you remember where was that option?
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Here. The music app from the non-retail version, together with some music related files and some photos.
Also the app wasnt odexed. This is the whole thing.
And i forgot about the build.prop. Imma get it next time i got to that store.
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Here. The music app from the non-retail version, together with some music related files and some photos.
Also the app wasnt odexed. This is the whole thing.
And i forgot about the build.prop. Imma get it next time i got to that store.
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I believe that Boombox mode is just for the Demo unit - whereby the mode shows you the difference between Boombox being turned on or off. I think it's just merely for demonstration only. (Because on my G7, that toggle on the left is called Boombox Show)
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I believe that Boombox mode is just for the Demo unit - whereby the mode shows you the difference between Boombox being turned on or off. I think it's just merely for demonstration only. (Because on my G7, that toggle on the left is called Boombox Show)
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What does that do? The BoomBox Show.
Also, does the apk i put in that zip fail to install on your G7?
Or if it installs, does it crash?
I tried it on a Huawei P10 Plus, it installed, but it crashed when i tried to open it.
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What does that do? The BoomBox Show.
Also, does the apk i put in that zip fail to install on your G7?
Or if it installs, does it crash?
I tried it on a Huawei P10 Plus, it installed, but it crashed when i tried to open it.
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BoomBox Show is just an onscreen show in the shape of a vortex or an atom that moves to the music and the color can be changed by shaking the phone and makes the camera flash light up in time to the music. It does not turn the BoomBox feature on or off and has no effect on the sound. BoomBox Show only works with the built-in LG Music app and that is the only place you can find the settings for it or turn it on.
Please see my post which is post #10 of this thread for pics and info.
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BoomBox Show is just an onscreen show in the shape of a vortex or an atom that moves to the music and the color can be changed by shaking the phone and makes the camera flash light up in time to the music. It does not turn the BoomBox feature on or off and has no effect on the sound. BoomBox Show only works with the built-in LG Music app and that is the only place you can find the settings for it or turn it on.
Please see my post which is post #10 of this thread for pics and info.
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Oh, ok, thx. Is a visualizer basically.
Edit: Also i couldn't get the build.prop from that non-retail G7.
Apparently you can't even view that file in Android 8.x without root.
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Can anyone suggest a BT headset that gives good sound quality and noise reduction?
I have a Blueant Q2 and it's a PoS. It doesn't tell me who's calling, for a start; and because it's so 'clever', if I want to call someone I have to say "Phone commands", wait a bit, then say "Call person". So an extra step for no reason.
I am looking for one that I can press the button and it'll start up Voice Dial (or whatever it's called). All the name recognition etc can be done by the phone, thanks very much.
Does the Jawbone require this extra step/awkward faffing about?
Any others?
Thanks.
I am using Sonyericsson MW600 with my phone, it works great with music anyway. The song title show's on the display... I presume that the contact name will show on the display as well.
Havent made a phone call with it yet so that part I cant tell but I guess it work great there too.
CRzz said:
I am using Sonyericsson MW600 with my phone, it works great with music anyway. The song title show's on the display... I presume that the contact name will show on the display as well.
Havent made a phone call with it yet so that part I cant tell but I guess it work great there too.
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its what im using and its superb
CRzz said:
I am using Sonyericsson MW600 with my phone, it works great with music anyway. The song title show's on the display... I presume that the contact name will show on the display as well.
Havent made a phone call with it yet so that part I cant tell but I guess it work great there too.
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How do you get song info to show? I have one but it doesn't tell me the song...
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How do you get song info to show? I have one but it doesn't tell me the song...
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Stock ROM probably won't do it (may need CM7) and even it if does, the stock music player is about the only one that passes the track info to the device.
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Stock ROM probably won't do it (may need CM7) and even it if does, the stock music player is about the only one that passes the track info to the device.
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Proud MIUI user here, isn't working on stock music player nor on PlayerPro, but it doesn't matter that much for me to switch ROM.
Thanks for the reply, though.
I am using also my MW600 and it works brilliant.
Shows track info, also caller ID, by pushing the call button, voice control is opening.
CRzz said:
I am using Sonyericsson MW600 with my phone, it works great with music anyway. The song title show's on the display... I presume that the contact name will show on the display as well.
Havent made a phone call with it yet so that part I cant tell but I guess it work great there too.
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I was looking for one for just voice.
For stereo audio I have the Plantronics 903+ and they're brilliant.
i heard that samsung bluetooth HS 3000, with Noise Reduction, dual active pairing, Stereo seems feasible, anyone tried?
fergusstrachan said:
Can anyone suggest a BT headset that gives good sound quality and noise reduction?
I have a Blueant Q2 and it's a PoS. It doesn't tell me who's calling, for a start; and because it's so 'clever', if I want to call someone I have to say "Phone commands", wait a bit, then say "Call person". So an extra step for no reason.
I am looking for one that I can press the button and it'll start up Voice Dial (or whatever it's called). All the name recognition etc can be done by the phone, thanks very much.
Does the Jawbone require this extra step/awkward faffing about?
Any others?
Thanks.
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Plantronics Voyager 855 is a combination of a standard-looking BT earpiece with a second earpiece unit that plugs into the first via a thin nylon reinforced cable to create stereo BT headset. I have owned at least 30 or 35 BT headsets and this is the best one I've had for sound quality, ease of pairing, long battery life, etc. Try Amazon: w w w .amazon.com/gp/product/B000UBNFT2/ref=oh_o03_s00_i01_details
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How do you get song info to show? I have one but it doesn't tell me the song...
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I get the song title from stock music app only... don't get it from any other app that I have tried.
Sorry for late reply... didnt this until now!
I first came across this problem on my GS3 and hardly anyone cared. Luckily CM10 did away with most of these problems. Now that I have a GN2 I can't use AOSP due to the stylus. How do you guys get around the loud notification sounds from the speaker while you are working in a quiet environment? Having to mute your notifications doesn't seem like a valid option because you might not know you got one then. On every phone I've used in the past, regardless of OS, there was an intelligent audio router that put everything through the headphones. Obviously you are listening to the headphones, so why pump it out the speaker? I'm sure people at the library love hearing blaring whistle sound effects, haha.
Secondly, an issue that CM10 also fixed on my GS3 was handling Bluetooth calls while headphones were plugged in. Once again, every other phone I've owned has been smart enough to allow the Bluetooth to override the headphone connection. This is particularly annoying in my two cars... I have to plug in the audio cable to the aux port, but I also connect to the hands-free systems. When a call comes in, I have to unplug the cable while driving to get the sound through the speakers. Seems like a lawsuit waiting to happen, and a clear sign that someone at Samsung just wasn't thinking about common priorities. These are not A2DP systems, hence the requirement for aux. Though I prefer the audio quality over aux over BT any day, so that should always be an option regardless.
Frustrated, since I don't have a workaround like I did on my GS3. Bah.
this -----> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1992947
As far as notifications being on the speaker with headphones. That doesn't happen on my Note
Ringer volume and notifications volume are two different slides, In CM10 they can be merge, on by default i think.
turn down the notification volume from the volumes setting, or expand the volumes (gear button) when you hit either volume button and turn down the notifications volume.
In the bluetooth settings you can configure each device to hand just media, just voice, or both. Again gear button in that menu.
Also "Why does no one care about...blah blah blah" in a topic subject is uninformative and a little insulting, do better next time
skyjedi said:
this -----> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1992947
As far as notifications being on the speaker with headphones. That doesn't happen on my Note
Ringer volume and notifications volume are two different slides, In CM10 they can be merge, on by default i think.
turn down the notification volume from the volumes setting, or expand the volumes (gear button) when you hit either volume button and turn down the notifications volume.
In the bluetooth settings you can configure each device to hand just media, just voice, or both. Again gear button in that menu.
Also "Why does no one care about...blah blah blah" in a topic subject is uninformative and a little insulting, do better next time
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That doesn't explain anything... yes, notifications go through Bluetooth if you use A2DP, but the moment you hook up the actual headphone port, with the basic hands-free profile, like a car, the notification sounds do not come out the aux cable. They either come out of the speaker, or the BT device. Honestly, suggesting to turn down or disable the notification volume is a copout. I think most people are unaware of these issues, and then there are many like you, who strangely just don't care, or sidestep the issue. These are both fairly serious issues, honestly. One could even be life-threatening if you get in an accident while playing with the aux cable.
I tested
ScrapMaker said:
These are both fairly serious issues, honestly. One could even be life-threatening if you get in an accident while playing with the aux cable.
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I'm going to leave this here http://www.distraction.gov/content/get-the-facts/facts-and-statistics.html
You sir, need to prioritize your life before you hurt someone. (You brought it up)
Also, turning down the volume WILL solve the problem of the volume being to loud.
Of course I wouldn't allow myself to get in an accident due to that, but what is the point of a Bluetooth hands free system when Samsung requires you to fiddle with a cable rightwhen the phone rings?
ScrapMaker said:
Of course I wouldn't allow myself to get in an accident due to that, but what is the point of a Bluetooth hands free system when Samsung requires you to fiddle with a cable rightwhen the phone rings?
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Looks like you got 3 options.
1. Wait for CM (Support it here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2019062)
2. Turn down the volume while you use headphones (Use tasker to automate)
3. Throw your phone in the river and use your HTC again
Also don't text and drive
Shouldn't use your phone at all when driving, since talking actually diverts more of your attention than texting... however that isn't the topic of discussion. I'm more curious why people don't care, myself. It doesn't bother you at all that every time you plug in your headphones in a quiet place, you have to manually turn off your sounds and might miss something important? What about a loud environment? I would never feel my phone buzz in my pocket when I'm running around the data center.
Seems like a mix apathy and not knowing it's an actual bug.
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It doesn't bother you at all that every time you plug in your headphones in a quiet place, you have to manually turn off your sounds and might miss something important?
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Nothing is very important. Automated with tasker once, never had to worry about it again. People dont care because its not an issue for most and the rest just turn it down.
I myself found it to be very strange. I'm used to HTC phones, they always do notifications through head phones. It would be nice to implement.
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what's a library?
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this crap sucks. its a big problem for me. whats the point of the sound coming from the speaker when I have my headphone on? I shouldn't have to turn down my phone and notifacation everytime I'm at the library, school, or gym. last time I post this problem up, I got shot down. obviously, these people never used head phone or bt b4.
I agree. I have the same issue. I really don't care. But it would be nice to know why it does that.
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us3rm3 said:
this crap sucks. its a big problem for me. whats the point of the sound coming from the speaker when I have my headphone on? I shouldn't have to turn down my phone and notifacation everytime I'm at the library, school, or gym. last time I post this problem up, I got shot down. obviously, these people never used head phone or bt b4.
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no it is annoying. i will have to go back through my old stuff and see if we fixed it on the skyrocket and original note
if i recall correctly some files did it while others did not
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This has been an issue with Android for quite a long time:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1134516
I would have hoped that Google or Samsung would have addressed this by now but that doesn't appear to be the case.
PsycloneTW said:
This has been an issue with Android for quite a long time:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1134516
I would have hoped that Google or Samsung would have addressed this by now but that doesn't appear to be the case.
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I'd swear CM10 does it properly, so I didn't thinking was all Android, just TW-based stuff, which we can't use since we have the stylus.
Agreed, this issue did not occur with my galaxy nexus. I hate it on my SIII, whenever I study in quiet places I have to turn the sound down. SOmetimes I forgot, and people look at me like they want to punch my ribs out when I get an email.
Why is this not addressed?
I am using SoundAbout but it causes major issues while listening to audio over the headphone jack. When I'm connected in my car, my music skips randomly. I am using a galaxy note 2.
There is an option under accessibilities that allows you to make your camera flash, well flash, when you get a notification. Not a solution, but another option. Of course if you forget to turn the sounds off and your flash is strobing also, the library I'd going to turn into a discotech... lol.
Well at the library your phone should be on silent or vibrate, if you crashed while messing with your phone in the car and then tried to sue samsung/google you'd be laughed right out of court. How is it anyone's fault but your own that YOU were stupid enough to crash your car because you couldn't leave your phone alone while driving, which is the law in most states(no phone while driving) you can also set a profile to lower the ringer/noti volume when headphones are plugged in. No one cares because its not an issue for anyone who sets up their profiles properly.
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How on Earth could they make such an awesome phone and no bt support for equilizer?
eriknors said:
How on Earth could they make such an awesome phone and no bt support for equilizer?
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Dolby works over Bluetooth for me using my Trond BT-RX S Bluetooth receiver in my truck.
bjevers said:
Dolby works over Bluetooth for me using my Trond BT-RX S Bluetooth receiver in my truck.
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Yeah but it doesn't work for my beats x bt headphones
(EDIT) Dolby started working today out of the blue. This phone definitely has kinks that need to be worked out!!
eriknors said:
(EDIT) Dolby started working today out of the blue. This phone definitely has kinks that need to be worked out!!
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I did find with pre-update .853 I had to restart the phone to get atmos to register changes.
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I did find with pre-update .853 I had to restart the phone to get atmos to register changes.
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I did a factory reset,as I was about to RMA mine for an apparent blown top speaker.
However,a reset ,I suppose,did the trick,equal sound levels are coming out of each speaker now.
Dolby still seems to be meh,any differences are negligible to me.
This is one area that after-market development is sorely needed.
If the Dolby Demo can sound rich,I would think music from Google Play/etc.... would sound better than what it does ATM,whether from the external speakers,or,earbuds............
Ya, I noticed with my first phone that after the update it quieted down, but peaks still resulted in crackle. So my guess is either a higher than average fail rate or the eq got stuck high, in the preview mode when your finger is still holding it, before it settles back down to the median area.
does anyone notice that dolby switches itself off randomly.
every time i wanna listen to anything i havew to keep going in to switch it back on...really annoying
There's one thing I miss about the Windows smartphone I used before the Galaxy S9 ... when I used my Bluetooth hearing aids off of it, the built-in speaker would always turn off. This meant that in a movie theater, I didn't have to touch anything -- only I could hear any sound coming from the phone.
But with Galaxy, the sound comes out of Bluetooth AND the speaker when the phone rings (it still turns off for video files). I've looked high and low in the system and phone settings for a solution and also activated the developer tools to no avail. Isn't there a way to accomplish this ultra-simple goal?
There is an app from Samsung in the Galaxy app store called soundassistant. The description says something like that for the headphones. Maybe it works with Bluetooth.
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brotbuexe said:
There is an app from Samsung in the Galaxy app store called soundassistant. The description says something like that for the headphones. Maybe it works with Bluetooth.
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Thanks ... that did the trick. There are options under "scenarios" to plays sounds through the headphones after switching to vibrate mode and to switch to vibrate mode when headphones are connected. It recognizes Bluetooth as headphones, so it only vibrates on a phone call when I'm connected. I'd prefer no sound at all, but I can live with this.
Hello. I change phones alot and have noticed that some phones(all android) have better bluetooth playback than others.
I had a oneplus 7 pro before this phone and the bluetooth quality to my truck was great and had no issues but with this phone the highs sounds scratchy or like if the speaker is bad. But if i connect it with a wire connection it sounds great. Everything with the 2 phones is the same. On both i was using the galaxy watch and pretty much the same apps. On a previous phone the note 8 i had the same issue but it was a different car. Seems like its the way samsung handles bluetooth.
Has anyone had this issue? If so was there a fix?
Thanks
make sure not on mic
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make sure not on mic
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What do you mean?
The only two things I think about is the codec used that may be different across devices, and the Bluetooth settings that sync the phones volume with the headset (the differences are noticeable).
Since no DAC is used in Bluetooth, I don't think it can comes from them, for a same headset.
On Samsung phones you should run the adapt sound process. Try this.
I tried with the sync volume off too and no improvement.
I looked for the adapt sound and my phone doesn't have that setting. Or is it something different?
It's in Sounds and Vibration 》 Advanced Sound settings 》Sound Quality and effects 》 Adapt sound
You have to do this in a quiet place and ensure to answer honestly. If you can't hear the beeping press no.
After doing this the sound quality is night and day difference.
Ok found it. Ill play with it a bit. Thanks
I've had issues sometimes with audio being piped through the "Calls" Bluetooth channel versus the "Audio" channel so worth checking as the quality is obviously night and day.
I also like enabling Dolby Atmos on my Note 10+ for music so worth playing with too. Additionally, I recently found Samsung's Sound Assistant app which let's you customize a bunch of sound settings so worth checking out as well:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samsung.android.soundassistant
sansnil said:
I've had issues sometimes with audio being piped through the "Calls" Bluetooth channel versus the "Audio" channel so worth checking as the quality is obviously night and day.
I also like enabling Dolby Atmos on my Note 10+ for music so worth playing with too. Additionally, I recently found Samsung's Sound Assistant app which let's you customize a bunch of sound settings so worth checking out as well:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samsung.android.soundassistant
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Is there an easy way to tell if the audio is going through the call channel?
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Is there an easy way to tell if the audio is going through the call channel?
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Easiest is probably just uncheck calls in your phones BT settings for your truck (and make sure audio is enabled). If the sound is still not great then this isn't the issue.
Sorry to respond to an old thread, but I was wondering if any of this fixed the OP's problem. I followed all the recommendations here and on other threads but have not been able to solve my recent Bluetooth audio problem. The sound has been terrible lately.
Same issue here on my s10+. When playing any audio in my car via BT i hear the distortion/hissing noise especially when the song has a higher treble frequency.
I have just about tried all fixes i could find on Google, and no luck.
When connecting to my ear buds (Jabra Elite 65t) it disappears and checked in developer mode that it supports to AAC for BT Codecs.
But when connecting to the car it reverts to SBC.
The issue clearly lies on Samsungs side, as my brother has a Huawei p30 Pro, also has bluetooth 5 and plays amazingly well in all aspects (Bass-Mids-Treble).
I know I'm posting this almost a year later, but i am desperately looking for a fix.
SN. I have recently updated my phone to Android 10, despite all the complaints to Samsung from many users... Sadly this issue has not being fixed on my side.
From what i see online, people have given up on Samsung and opted for Rooting their Samsungs and installing Viper4Andriod.
Has any one done this and can confirm that it fixed the issue?