My S8's AKG mic doesnt work without TTY enabled on Google Pixel and Oneplus 5. Pixel has the option to turn it on in Phone app Setting but I cant find it on Oneplus 5.
Does anybody know how to enable it?
I would like to know any avilable test for SAR levels of this fone.
I found when bluetooth is on and connected to Car audio system there is noticable strange headache for some tme.
Some other user may test anD respond.
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Hello,
The only reason i bought this phone was because it had LDAC bluetooth. This was great in the past but just recently ive noticed the sound is rubbish and upon checking it is stuck on "SBC" under "Developer options". When i try to change to LDAC it automatically reverts back to "SBC"?
Why? How can i get the LDAC Codec working? I specifically run Sony MX1000MX2 and MX3's for LDAC and specifically bought this phone for that reason?
Is it possible? Or do i need to change to LG to get good bluetooth from a mobile?
Thanks
Ed
Is your rom still stock? The December Pie update has broken aptx and also ldac (from what you are saying).
And downgrading to Oreo is more complicated because doing it the normal way will softbrick the phone after the Pie update. There was a thread describing the steps so search for it if you want to downgrade.
Or wait and see if there is a workaround under Pie or wait for Xiaomi to fix this issue - make a bug report and contact support.
Hi, everyone. I've been using my 8 Pro without issue on my 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee since I got it, but ever since I updated to Android 11 last week my radio system has been rebooting every 3 minutes on the dot if my phone is connected via Bluetooth. No phone call or music needs to be active, it just has to be connected. When I turn off Bluetooth and the phone is disconnected, no issues whatsoever. Has anyone experienced anything similar?
Also, if I choose to downgrade, will it be an in-place downgrade and keep all of my settings and files, etc (just like the upgrade was) or will it wipe everything? I have no issue downgrading, I didn't dislike Android 10; I just want to make sure I won't have to setup everything from scratch.
Thanks for your time!
EindhovenOne said:
Hi, everyone. I've been using my 8 Pro without issue on my 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee since I got it, but ever since I updated to Android 11 last week my radio system has been rebooting every 3 minutes on the dot if my phone is connected via Bluetooth. No phone call or music needs to be active, it just has to be connected. When I turn off Bluetooth and the phone is disconnected, no issues whatsoever. Has anyone experienced anything similar?
Also, if I choose to downgrade, will it be an in-place downgrade and keep all of my settings and files, etc (just like the upgrade was) or will it wipe everything? I have no issue downgrading, I didn't dislike Android 10; I just want to make sure I won't have to setup everything from scratch.
Thanks for your time!
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Can't comment on your Jeep, if it's Android Auto I'm advised that 11 works fine, however my centre clock mod does break the icons.
In regards to the downgrade.. no you will have to wipe, it's not possible to retain system data, I'm not sure about data but I would assume not.
Although I was able to upgrade to 11 from 10 without losing storage data, I don't believe it's possible in reverse, it also carries an inherent risk so be sure this is the right thing to do..
You will have to set up again.
In regards to your Jeep how are you connected?
Is it android auto? Or simply Bluetooth?
I would obtain another Android device also on Android 11 and see if it exhibits the same symptoms.
There are some Bluetooth options in developer options, they may be worth exploring.
If it's Android auto then I would make sure that android auto isn't being optimised for battery in settings
Settings /apps /android auto /battery /
Set to don't optimise.
Failing at 3 mins consistently is a telling symptom.
Hope this helps
dladz said:
Can't comment on your Jeep, if it's Android Auto I'm advised that 11 works fine, however my centre clock mod does break the icons.
In regards to the downgrade.. no you will have to wipe, it's not possible to retain system data, I'm not sure about data but I would assume not.
Although I was able to upgrade to 11 from 10 without losing storage data, I don't believe it's possible in reverse, it also carries an inherent risk so be sure this is the right thing to do..
You will have to set up again.
In regards to your Jeep how are you connected?
Is it android auto? Or simply Bluetooth?
I would obtain another Android device also on Android 11 and see if it exhibits the same symptoms.
There are some Bluetooth options in developer options, they may be worth exploring.
If it's Android auto then I would make sure that android auto isn't being optimised for battery in settings
Settings /apps /android auto /battery /
Set to don't optimise.
Failing at 3 mins consistently is a telling symptom.
Hope this helps
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It's just a straight Bluetooth connection. I used with my old 1+6 (android 10) and always works great.
I have the same problem with my Jeep Renegade.
Also, when the phone is connected via bluetooth, the USB input doesn't work.
The system is "Uconnect 5.0 System"
I am having the same issue with my 2016 Jeep Renegade using Uconnect 5.0. My phone is a OP 8 Pro
Same here, 2016 renegade and OP 6T, head unit randomly restarts after Bluetooth connection is made.
I've turned of media sharing off on the phone as someone suggested as workaround.
Is there a solution?
thanks to @Shackleboyrusty
Like many here, the android 11 /oxygen 11 update to my 7T crashed my car's uconnect system. Here's a fix that worked for me:
1) Unlock developer mode: settings > about phone > repeatedly tap "build number" until it unlocks
2) Go back to settings, then system > developer options
3) Scroll down to "Bluetooth AVRCP Version" and change it to "AVRCP 1.3"
Alternate 2/3 - search settings for "Bluetooth AVRCP" and change to 1.3
That's it, good luck!
Hi,
Background:
My current daily driver is LineageOS 18.1 by Ivan. I've got a smart thermometer that uses a 17 KHz sound carrier to send the measurement data to the companion app.
However the app was not able to read (or even detect the presence of) the thermometer. Mic permission was enabled for the app, naturally.
So I checked with a spectrum analyzer app (Spectroid) and an external tone sweep, and there seems to be a low-pass filter on the mic input (both internal and headset).
The cutoff starts around 4 KHz and nothing gets through above 8 KHz.
Then I tried other ROMs. PixelExperience [AOSP 12] behaves the same way, but on FloydQ V6.0 [10, non AOSP] the spectrogram is flat and the companion app works.
My questions:
Is this a known issue / feature? Is this an AOSP vs Samsung based ROM thing?
If this is because of the missing proprietary blobs, is it directly caused by that or just a side effect of a (anti echo) workaround?
Can it be disabled? Even if the voice quality becomes unusable.
Thanks.