My headphones has a mic and i want to change the jack because it's damaged
And i have a normal trs gold plated jack so is it possible to use that jack or it has to be trrs jack
Is there a way to use this jack even if the mic will not work
Thanks
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i have a i-mate jam, which i use as mp3 player and it has been working ok but now the sound from the headphones is only coming out the right headphone, i replaced the headphones but still have the problem, i have check the scoket and it seems to be conectiong with the plug propley.
is it possiable that a setting has been changed and turn output from stero into mono
thanks,
craig
i tried adding a mono to stero adapter in the headphone scoket and they sound went completly,
i think one of the connector inside your headphone jack is broken... i experience also that problem when the right side of my earphone is not workin, i dissamble my unit and i found that the connector is broken so i mold it with soldering iron and led..... this usually happen when you put your phone on your pocket and upon sitting the headphone jack looses to the other side...
Bluetooth A2DP
Good day
Why don't you go bluetooth A2DP works good.
I have this cable that plugs into a 2.5mm jack and on the other end are RCA connectors for a TV. Does anyone know if the headset jack on the bottom of the WIZARD has video compatibility or if it does, do I need some program to route the video to the TV?
Any help would be appreciated.
No, I'm pretty sure that the jack is audio out/mic in only. Sorry.
Hello all~ can anybody teach me how I can use a 3.5mm mono or stereo microphone with my Atom to record?
I have tried the internal mic but the recording quality is not good.
I have also tried to use a convert adapter (a 3.5mm plug to 2.5mm jack for a mp3 player) but the mic didn't work.
Many thanks!
You have to option to take a orginal headset with a mic, get the cabel that goes to the mic part of it and solder on a own connection, but be warned that the impedans is probebly wrong so if you can record, its almost sertian that its at o very low volym.
sorry for the typos.
So I have a 3.5mm jack in my car that connects to the AUX function in the stereo. I used to use this for handsfree with my previous device. (The microphone being used was the phone's microphone, with the 3.5mm jack outputting callers through the car speakers)
Does anyone know how to get the HD2 to properly recognise that the plug being plugged in doesn't have a microphone? It seems to chop off any voice function because the HD2 thinks I've plugged in a headset with a builtin microphone when this one doesn't have that.. It's just a regular 3.5mm jack.
Perhaps a registry hack? Could this be a hardware limitation?
Thanks for any help!
I'm not sure this is the right place or whether something like this has been done before...
I have a WM 6.5.3 device with a 3.5mm headphone/mic jack. It obviously accepts input through that jack and I was wondering if I could somehow connect my mp3 player to my phone using a male - male 3.5mm cable and an app that will play everything that comes through the mic input through the integrated phone speakers? I see that my headphones equipped with a mic have an extra contact, so I would probably just have to cut them open and splice a male 3.5mm connector onto the end that usually has the mic/earbuds.