I Have a HTC One s with a GoSmart sim card. I have had this phone for over 5 months with no problems. On New Years eve, my phone was acting weird and couldnt play any music files. When i would play it song, it would say "Unable to play this type of audio file" Then i try to play a video on youtube, and it would say "There was a problem while playing touch to retry" Nothing that had to do with sound worked. Alarms, ringtones, and even phone calls wouldnt work.
When someone would call me, it would be silent, and when i answered, no sound would come out. I restored my phone to it's factory settings and at first it didnt work, i restarted my phone like 2 times after restoring it, and it worked. I was able to listen to music, play videos, and talk on the phone. This only lasted 5 days. i dont want to go through the hassle of restoring my phone again.
Just got my xperia play (very nice by the way), and it alleges to have support for WMA files for music, however, when I try and copy these over I get the message saying the file needs to be converted otherwise it won't play ... is that correct? My last SE phone worked fine for WMA ....
because about two thirds of my audio files are ogg (the remaining third is mp3), I would like to play them on my new phone. Which is the best way to achieve this?
sent an off market file to my phone via bluetooth which did not install because i had not unchecked the 'install off market' applications.after that i now cant find the files location to install it.
So I accidentally dropped my IPhone 4 into water and everything was a bit off at first. After a while it was pretty much back to normal except for the audio. I can hear phone calls but I can't hear music, audio from games, etc. How do I fix this?
I have a music collection at home I would like to listen to on my BB as an mp3 player.
I have my collection stored in FLAC files, however, I have also converted it all to 320kbs MP3s.
My question is, what is the best way to put these files on my BB? Use the BB Media Sync/Media Manager? Use an application like Winamp? or should i skip putting files on my phone entirely and use winamp remote?
I have an 8GB memory card in my phone. This should hold all the music I actually listen to. So I will need to filter out some crap that belongs to family members. (I store all the music on a server at home for my whole family)
I bought a new HS-500, and having Bold 9700. I can make and receive calls using HS-500 but can't listen my audio files through HS-500?? Isn't HS-500 compatible with 9700 for audio files?
I can not play audio files and videos on my bold 9700.I'm not able to play my own videos made with the blackberry.I messagge says me "unable to play content".I take off the battery, but nothing changed...when i start the blackberry an error message comes to me "uncaught exception: provider of browser contens for MIME-Type video/3gpp already registered.I have no idea what to do?i never changed a the settings of my blackberry.
I have put about 4gb of songs onto my sd card which i put in my phone. But for some reason it decides to not play certain songs and i get a notification at the bottom of the screen saying "unable to play audio file". I have tried the songs on another sd card have to same problem? They are genuine sd cards not no budget fake ones. Is there anything i can do to get the songs to work. There all MP3.
iphone 4s won't play music or video audio thru speaker in phone. Headset works, siri works, speaker mode works during calls with access to volume control. Without headset, no audio or audio control.
I have purchased a Nokia E63 and now find it does not support aa* files which is the format Audio Books use Is there a known work around? . I understand that aa* files are encrypted to protect the authors royalties and cannot understand why Nokia want to block the files as they do not offer an alternative.
I just sent myself a ringtone, but couldn't find the option to save it as a ringtone, only to play it or save it as a sound. I looked at some other audio files in my inbox and saw that some of them did have "Save as Ringtone" and "Set as Caller ID." Is this because of the file type? The only file that seems to work is an mp3. The file I sent was an mp3, but my phone is telling me it's an aac. Are there any other file types I can send it as? I attached the ringtone.
I have tried for a long time to access the below streaming audio and always get a message saying"The protocol specified is not supported by the handheld. Pleas try a different URL" I have called tech support and was told to download the Window Media Player. This is not a windows phone.
My Samsung GS5 has been working great. I was able to pair my Bluetooth successfully to my car stereo with no issues and stream music.As of two days ago, it quit working. The device pairs with the stereo on both phone and media connections. But no sounds will stream through the stereo.
I have unpaired and re-paired the Bluetooth and its successful but it will not stream any Bluetooth sounds what so ever from the phone to the stereo.
I have all volumes turned up on the phone and on the radio. no change.My old GS3 will pair and stream with no issue to the radio.
This started after the recent Lollipop update. Any notification - new message, phone call, just setting phone on charger, etc. - resumes play on whatever I was listening to last, as if the notification had interrupted play, even if nothing had been playing at the time.
When I am on Facebook on my iPhone 6 Plus, the audio on some videos works and others are silent, not matter how high I have my volume set. How do I get the volume on all videos to play?
I attached some audio files from a movie to my Notes Lite app. The files exist but my phone does not recognize them. These have a name oI 13 characters of numbers without any extension. I would convert them but I am not able to find their place by Total Commander.
how to send voice messages or small audio files via MMS on Xperia mini pro? I can't find this alternative on the phone? Sometimes I want to send a voice message or a small audio file and send it via MMS as I used to do with my Sonyericsson K800i.
I tried playing a sample in my galaxy s2 that i just got. I was surprised to see that there was no audio on it. The video is awsome. There is no audio on speaker or on headset or with a 5.1 head set. get the audio on hd files.
I have not been able to find the answer to this anywhere on the web, and the Nokia Specifications page for the Lumia 920 lists "WMA 10 Pro" and "WMA 9" as supported Music format Codecs. Does the 920 play back audio files in the WMA Lossless format?
The past few days I've a problem where people can't really hear me during a call. The sound is muffled to them. Works fine using headset so expect a hardware problem.
I have a new Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge which is using android lollipop 5.0.2 and suffer from the following problems.
Video problem: I could not watch any video in my device. In Facebook application and got this error “failed to play video an unknown error has occurred". YouTube app. got this error "there was a problem while playing touch to retry". Gallery video even if it has been recorded by the camera earlier.
Audio problem: I’m not able to play any music, got this error “sorry, the player does not support this type of audio file." and this file is the "Over the Horizon" song which came with the device. When i go to the settings to change the ringtone I am not hearing any sound for all them. I did not put the phone in silent mode but no sound for any received calls, notifications or SMS.
I tried everything i know to solve this issue, I done all of the following but it does not works: Clear the cache memory. Uninstall all the application from the device. Factory reset. Update software.
The only thing work with me is to restart the device but it will not solve the problem permanently, it will happen again after few hours.
How do I get in-call audio to play on my car speakers? If I plug in Car AUX to the headphone jack, in-call audio and music both play over the speakers... however if my Atrix is in the craddle, music plays over the speakers, but calls are in speaker-phone mode through the phone speakers.
