HTC Incredible S :: Microphone Feedback When Talking On The Phone?
Jun 19, 2011
Now and then I get complaints from the person I talk to that the sound quality suddenly becomes very poor. The comments usually are: Oops, I think you have switch on the speaker (which I don't have). I hear a lot of noice around you. ... or
I can bearly hear you. I think you have a signal problem (which I don't have) ...or
- What happend? Are you in a cave? There is a echo problem, I can hear my own voice.
I think there is some kind of microphone feedback problem.
At all time I can still hear with good quality. The poor sound is always for the other person.
I have tried to switch the speaker on/off and mute on/off during the call but it doesn't help. The only thing to do is to hang up and call back. Then the sound is back to normal .... but can again switch back to poor quality after a while.
Ok so I just got the incredible today. My first Droid phone. I m trying to record and send video via text message. Two things here. 1st the video at 30 secs long seems to be too big to send. I have tried recording it in both formats and at the lowest settings..Any thoughts on how to make it smaller? I was able to send video up to a minute long on my Blackberry so not sure what the problem here is.
I can't use the keyboard on my phone while talking on it. The keyboard doesn't come up at all while talking on the phone. As soon as I hang up the keyboard pops up.
I have a Samsung S6 with a Otterbox defender and i am having a problem. When i call someone the person I am calling is hearing a echo of there own voice.
I can make it stop if i open the 2 caps on the bottom of the case.
my screen started to do really strange things (beyond max brightness line on the right, then black lines on the right) before finally giving up the ghost and dying completely. Is there a way of pulling the data off the phone if you don't have any visual feedback? I've powered it off and on, so my first problem is the encrypted volume login, followed by the normal login, followed by getting to the USB setting pulldown to activate MTP. is there a good way of wiping the volume short of just unlocking the bootloader and formatting the data partition? does the bootloader need to be unlocked to do that?
Ive just noticed this issue on my month old z3. People can hear me fine if i talk using the earpiece, but the moment i switch to speaker, my voice sounds distant, or I cant be heard at all. Ive tried factory reset, but no luck.
When I make a phone call or when someone calls me, my light doesn't dim. While talking to someone my face hits one of the buttons on the phone, especially the mute button.
I bought my X6 1 month ago and now it doesn't want to charge or turn on. Before this happened I was on the phone talking and I had low battery so I decided to put my charger in while I was talking. I have charged it all night and it still won't turn on.
I am a Sony Xperia Z5 user. I have problem while i am talking in phone the incmoming voice are too high. There is any shortcut available that could reduce the volume?. I know one option that volume botton can reduce while talking.
well in addition to the three tested in the conference video, i saw more phones being apple doom-gripped. such as this...
http://www.Internet.com/watch?v=-b-aoznv-q0
and now the pre will be i guess..this is very funny to me because i felt like all those other companies were probably feeling so smug right now with the whole iphone 4 reputation.and now its like, apple is killing em with these videos and they are pretty convincing, whether haters admit it or not, that this is all blown out of proportion and that all phones have this sensitivity in one way or another.i mean we were over there acting like we expected a recall. and we got all hysterical when jobs correctly said its a non-issue. but now i feel like we made them angry and this is only showing the facts more sharply and scientifically than ever.
and the facts are that its the best device available and the rest are junk compared to it.
so now, when a company tries to get fresh.theyll just release another simple vid of some hand model holding their competitors phone.
this hate is getting huge and making a huge impact on apple (low-brow simpletons across the world now have the impression the iphone 4 cant make calls) so as a response, it gives apple every right to go to war.but its a war they are already winning so now its even more reason to dominate the competition because these videos i honestly feel makes those guys look bad/even worse in comparison.
I am trying to get HSDPA (H bar on the bar signal) to work on my phone. I am currently working on edge right now. My carrier is AT&T.My brother has an Sony Ericsson Xperia mini pro (unbranded and unlocked) and has AT&T service and he was able to get HSDPA on his phone. I have no idea how he got it nor does he know himself.What app or APN settings do I need to configure in order to get HSDPA (4G)?> I've heard about the thunderbolt app but does that work with this phone? I also tried to copy my brothers APN settings but no luck.
My preferred network right now is set to GSM/ UMTS mode > GSM only Now I know that gsm is only capable of using edge only but what changes do I need to make? I cna only select these from my preferred network settings:
I will be listening to music through headphone, and a call comes and it isnt through headphone, I call with headphones in and call goes through phone speaker as if I do not have hadphones in at all.
If I press the speakerphone button, I will then hear through my headphone, but still cant talk through headphone mic.
I thought the call screen is supposed to give you options (headset, or headphones) but I think only saw it once, only thing the button does now is just switch the speakerphone and off the speakerphone.
Being a sound engineer and involved in different aspects of music production, one of the features that made me purchasing the 5800 was the 'Digital stereo microphone' mentioned in the specifications... (quote):
I didn't find any trace of such digital mic, be it analogue or digital... the in-built mic is of course not stereo, and the mic in the remote isn't also, leave apart being 'digital'
I'd love using my mobile to capture musical ideas on the fly, or outdoor ambiences, but all attempts using the included recorder app are far from acceptable quality, no matter the file resolution or using inbuilt or remote mic...user ' grschinon' states in the thread /t5/Nseries-Devices-and-S60/5800-mic-or-line-level-input-for-recording-audio/m-p/479174 that an external mic can be plugged in it... could anybody please explain how?
I have the iPhone 4 and was doing face time and also calling a land line.When using face time or using the speaker phone on land line calls, the person on the other end is not able to hear me.When using the phone in regular mode others have no problem hearing me (non-speaker phone).
My Normal Microphone is working fine on normal calls but when using speaker phone. Also when using APPS like Fring or Viber. Microphone doesn't work have to use headset.
I bought an iPhone 4S new in box (still shrink wrapped) just this passed month from a friend. They bought it originally in October, but for some reason, never got it from AT&T until December. Sometimes after I hang up a phone call that I was on using speakerphone, the microphone is still engaged after the call has ended. The only way I can kill the microphone is to reboot the phone. There are no other apps running and no calls going on when this is happening. It is very strange. I will note that the second microphone (near ear phone jack) is also active while this is happening. I will take to Apple Store but thought I'd share to see if anyone else has seen the issue. I'm running iOS 5.1 on my AT&T iPhone 4S.
After using a Bluetooth headset, all phone audio & microphones have stopped working. Bluetooth is off and even with a wired headset or speaker, I cannot hear or be heard on a phone call. Function still not restored after shutdown, reboot, or firmware reinstall.
