When I play FLACs on the One, sometimes I get a little crackling in my headphones. I'm pretty sure this is due to clipping because the power output of the phone isn't enough to drive my headphones. They're Audio Technica ATH M50s if anybody is curious. Is there anyway to increase the power output of the jack whether it be through a ROM/kernel/app?
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I find--like with my Tytn--the maximum volume output a bit too low to my liking. I need to use GS Player or TCPMP and up the preamp to get to the volume that I like, but then the output gets "cranky".
It doesn't matter whether I use the HTC wired headphones or A2DP with an itech clip and Shure earphones.
Does anybody feel the same, and is there any solution to increase the volume?
The hard-wired headphones did seem a bit quiet and I think the phone speaker is a little less than the TyTN too. I use sony stereo bt headphones and the volume on them is fine....
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for some reason i have a low music output on my left earbud, even though i have the volume all up, and the headphones are not broken. I also get the same result on my aux cord and the left speaker on my stereo is also low. is this a hardware problem or software and can samsung fix this for me.
nero_son said:
for some reason i have a low music output on my left earbud, even though i have the volume all up, and the headphones are not broken. I also get the same result on my aux cord and the left speaker on my stereo is also low. is this a hardware problem or software and can samsung fix this for me.
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Did you try to clean the inside connection.
When I play FLACs on the One, sometimes I get a little crackling in my headphones. I'm pretty sure this is due to clipping because the power output of the phone isn't enough to drive my headphones. They're Audio Technica ATH M50s if anybody is curious. Is there anyway to increase the power output of the jack whether it be through a ROM/kernel/app?
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When I play FLACs on the One, sometimes I get a little crackling in my headphones. I'm pretty sure this is due to clipping because the power output of the phone isn't enough to drive my headphones. They're Audio Technica ATH M50s if anybody is curious. Is there anyway to increase the power output of the jack whether it be through a ROM/kernel/app?
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mmmhh, don't think so... but i'm not sure about it... cause the jack has some hw restrictions i think...
Boomchaos said:
When I play FLACs on the One, sometimes I get a little crackling in my headphones. I'm pretty sure this is due to clipping because the power output of the phone isn't enough to drive my headphones. They're Audio Technica ATH M50s if anybody is curious. Is there anyway to increase the power output of the jack whether it be through a ROM/kernel/app?
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Those are only 38Ohms. Even my 250Ohm Beyedynamics don't crackle at all with the One. But I have a headphone amp because it doesn't sound as good with these headphones connected straight to the phone. Try with a headphone amp and see if you have the same issue, but 38Ohms shouldn't be that difficult to drive from a phone.
Is there any way to boost the overall volume coming from the headphone jack? When I plug it into my car via the 3.5mm jack, I feel the volume is a little on the low side.
Even though this phone has a 3.5 mm headphone jack, the audio output via the jack is terrible.
I have tested 3-4 different earphones as well as gaming headphones but still I'm disappointed.
Even on the loudest volume, the audio seems a bit on the low side.
Any solution for this ? or any workaround ?
Have you tried to push the hj all the way in?
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Yes. Earphone fits perfectly in the jack. I said that the volume is low because I compared it with my cheap old phones. And the hj audio o/p was way better than nokia 7 plus.
It might be high volume warning. You don't see this popup if your screen is off and volume stays at the same low level. https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-automatically-disable-the-high-volume-warning-without-root/