My DEFY was produced in September last year.
At first I hadn't found this problem.
Later I found defy has sound like "zizi" (jiust like FM was interpreted)from the soound receiveer when I in somewhere the singal is not good such as KTV room and even somewhere outside, this ound lead to I can not hear the caller's words absolutely and upset the caller and me. Changing the baseband has no help.
Changing the sound receiver neither.
But if I use headphone or loudspeaker, the noisy sound is disappeared, and I can hear what the caller is saying.
If you had occured this problem, or if you know how to conquer it, please tell me THE SOLUTION!
THANK YOU!
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Hi,
Today, I just tried to check the speaker quality for Qtek9100. It is not at all good. Infact the person on the other end could hardly understand what I was saying. I tried calling my cell from my home phone and it was true. There was a lot of static in the sound and I could bearly hear my wife talking. It sounded more like an incorrectly tuned FM station.
Have any of you guys faced this problem ? is there any settings that can be done ? Some sort of calibration or somehting like that.
Please let me know
Anup
I got a solution to this problem on this forum
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?p=267220#267220
From what I read here, its a known HTC wizard problem I guess. But the registry tweak will help you get over it.
hello,
Ever since i have dropped my phone that one time where my stylus popped out, my speaker does not work during calls...I cannot hear the person but the person can hear me...also it works with the headset and when its on speaker phone, everything is normal....now i know its not the headset problem because when i turn on the fm radio it tells me to insert the headset so obviously it doesnt think that the headset is plugged in...now the weird thing is that right when it happened i would hear ppl and they couldnt hear me....but now ever since then it has been the other way around, where the person could hear me but nothing comes out through my speaker...im not sure what it could be? could something maybe have broken or moved inside the phone when it fell? im not sure what to do, can anyone help me?
thanks
Mike
Hello everyone,
first thanks to this great forum! - My first post. I have some problems with my speakers, and since it looks like this is nothing uncommon, I had the hope that I can fix it easily. I found some tricks (paper in the backside, audiojack fix) - but after thinking a little bit it looks like my problem is a little bit more complex.
All in all, my speakers (and my built-in mic) are not working. So for example if I make a call, both will not work so I won't hear anything nor the other person will hear from me.
But if my alarm clock rings or I receive a call, I will hear my ring- and alarm tone from the rear speaker. But I will not hear anything if I try to play music or while choosing the ringtones in my mobile phone. That's what is really wondering me.
Do you have any idea how this problem can happen - and maybe how it can be solved? Using a headset everything works fine.
Best regards and a happy new year 2009
mkfi
Have you read this:
A summary of common speaker problems with the HTC Prophet
HTC Prophet Speaker Problems mike channon.pdf
Mike
I didn't read this pdf, but I read about these problems, these are the popular ones that doesn't fit. I couldn't solve it with these tips and also the strange thing remains unexplained: If, for example, it would be a audio jack fault, why then it uses the rear speaker for ringtones with incoming calls and the alarm clock? But if it would be A, the speaker is faulty, then it shouldn't work anytime..
I have a feeling it's a (B) - from the PDF ie a Jack Plug Socket problem. The alarms and ringing will come through the rear speaker as is normal but in call sound once the call is answered is not directed to the internal earpiece speaker along with mic sound being directed outward. Of course, what we cannot say for sure is that the earpiece speaker is not faulty. However given that your mic sound is not being directed properly either then the probability is that the sound is not being directed as it should by the jack plug socket.
Having said that there remains for me one issue that is puzzling. That is that the larm and ringing sounds work correctly through the rear loudspeaker, BUT I think you said that playing tunes on WM Player does not?!
Despite the above, and given that the Jack Plug Socket is a "multi-Switching" one, it is the most likely culprit. If you look at the picture of the contacts you can see that there are a few possible incorrect combinations of contacts in which it could be stuck.
Mike
mikechannon said:
Having said that there remains for me one issue that is puzzling. That is that the larm and ringing sounds work correctly through the rear loudspeaker, BUT I think you said that playing tunes on WM Player does not?!
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Absolutely right, that's the strange thing. And when I want to hear a ringtone preview while choosing the ringtone, it is also not working. The alarm clock and ringtone by incoming calls are the only things where it works - perfect.
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If you look at the picture of the contacts you can see that there are a few possible incorrect combinations of contacts in which it could be stuck.
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Yep, and I tried to do there something, but didn't helped (and it looks like that the mobile doesn't enable the earphone)..
Mmm. if the jack plug socket is fine, then at this distance I have run out of suggestions - sorry!
Mike
Anyway, thank you very much for your help.
But maybe someone knows how the technique of the mobile phone works, how it can happen that only on a special action the sound is working? Can this be a hardware problem (I think so, cause as far as I remember right the problem occured a short time after a deforming crash)? Or is it a software problem, maybe both?
The point that it is working on special events let me think that there should be a software way to solve this problem - cause it looks like there is a different way the sound goes when it is an incoming call or the alarm clock than with normal sound. And so it may be possible to let the normal sound go the way the alarm clock goes?
I'm not a developer, so I don't know about this, but this is something I could imaging.. does anybody now about this more?
Some strange update:
I just downgraded to my original operator firmware with the result, that the sound for the alarm clock is also not working - with this wm 5 version only ringtones with incoming calls are working.
Upgrading again to Wm 6.1 enabled the sound for the alarm clock again.
.. confusing, but it also looks now for me that there should be a software possibility to enable the sound again...
Ok XDA, i have one big/huge/enormous problem,
Scenario:
Talking on the phone, using the Wired Handsfree (which came with the phone), when i get another call (call waiting) the notification of the other call is going through the loud speaker! not only that, the ongoing is immediately routed the loud speaker, anyone near me can hear the conversation clearly!!!!!!
does anyone face this?
i checked it on 2 X1s, 1 black & 1 silver and it's there.
anyway to solve this
same problem for me
I have a similar problem with a Parrok CK3100. The phone can't ever seem to decide for sure what speakers it's supposed to be using.
Sometimes I'll press the Voice Command button on the bluetooth device and the phone speaks out, sometimes the car speakers speak out.
I just don't know.
Annoying that the much, much cheaper E71-2 handles all of this with great aplomb, as did my Q9h.
any one else facing this problem people?
i started searching in order to get a clue,
the main thing i'm thinking is that it's caused the same way VOIP (including skype) used to behave using speaker phone!
what do you think?
I have the same problem with a german x1. ROM R2A.
Is there any solution for this problem
thx
walk
Fixed
Bugs Fixes (Registry):
Sound is routed to the Loud Speaker when having a phone call and get a waiting call while using Handsfree
change the key HKCU\ControlPanel\SoundCategories\Ring\Speaker to 0 (default value = 1).
added to the wiki of X1
Thanks. I've changed that setting to see if it solves my problem, too.
Since i bought the Samsung Galaxy S7390 i had a problem: when someone calls me i can hear him perfectly, but the other person is having serios problem hearing me. It sounds as i am in a barel or in a distance, the caller barely hears me. I tried Noise reduction cancelling enabling, no effect, i tried cleaning the mic from the phone, no effect, i tried restart, no effect, same problem.
When i am on a normal headphone or headset with bluetooth the problem dissapear for some time but, eventually, it reapears. The signal is poor inside or outside, even if in my zone others have no problem at all. At the beggining of the call the caller is hearing me very bad, then for a period of time it is ok, after that the problem reapers, it barely hears me when i am without a headphone.
What can i do about this annoying problem? Can it be solved? I am outside the guarantee period.