Please bear with me, this is my first ever post.
I recently bought Huawei CM-Q3 ANC USB-C headphones and now I find out that they don't work for calls and that there are many compatibility issues with USB-C headphones. I have a rooted HTC 10 running Android 8.0.0 with Magisk. The headphones work fine for music and I use the Magisk module James DSP which seems to recognize it as headphones just fine. For what I found it seems to be a dailer/driver issue in which the headphones are not recognized as such but as a charging device when calling. Is there a workaround for this? A dailer app I can download? A driver maybe? Anything? I'd be willing to get a different ROM.
I'd very much appreciate any help from the community.
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Hi Guys,
I own a Huawei Honor 6 in India and am trying to use earphones on the same. Somehow my headphone Mic does not work and it works with other devices like Samsung, Xiaomi etc. The Mic button which we used to play, pause, change song does not work at all. Also, when i call anyone, I can hear other person's voice but he cannot not hear mine.
I have tested this with Soundmagic, JBL, Skullcandy and Samsung earphones and still not able to figure out issue.
I have also checked the same on EMUI 2.3, EMUI 3.0, EMUI 3.1 and EMUI 4.0 and still the problem exists.
Can anyone please help me on the same.
Thank you,
Sumedh
Sumedh Pendse said:
Hi Guys,
I own a Huawei Honor 6 in India and am trying to use earphones on the same. Somehow my headphone Mic does not work and it works with other devices like Samsung, Xiaomi etc. The Mic button which we used to play, pause, change song does not work at all. Also, when i call anyone, I can hear other person's voice but he cannot not hear mine.
I have tested this with Soundmagic, JBL, Skullcandy and Samsung earphones and still not able to figure out issue.
I have also checked the same on EMUI 2.3, EMUI 3.0, EMUI 3.1 and EMUI 4.0 and still the problem exists.
Can anyone please help me on the same.
Thank you,
Sumedh
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Have you tried to give the headphone plug a twitch while inserted in the phone? You may have a bad contact.
If various headphones don't work with your device, it means the problem is your device and your should send it to RMA.
You should check your device with the nearest Honor service center for hardware issues.
Get the device serviced!!!!
headphone jack is broken
Hi, guys!
Recently I decided to install Android 7 ROM but have a strange bug with my bluetooth headphones.
It's Bose QC 30. After pairing they with my phone I hear no sound, but if I turn off and then turn on bluetooth on the phone the headphones work correctly. If I turn off and then turn on my headphones and they will connect to my phone, I hear no sound again
If my phone connects to my headphones - all right.
If my headphones connect to my phone - no sound.
When I used Android M, my headphones worked fine.
I tried any ROM with Android N: CM, lineage, Cypher (AOSCP) and many others, each of it has this bug.
I tried to use another headphones (QCY QY12) and very old bluetooth speaker (LG Music Flow P7), they worked correctly.
I don't understand, where is this bug in android N or in Bose firmware.
Any suggestions to fix it? Thanks!
Can I use anything to debug my bluetooth connection and read logs of it?
HTC One M8 (HTC__A07)
S-OFF
Firmware: 6.12.401.4
I would say its from the headphones because are probably old model.I have strange problems with Bluetooth headphones and speakers after upgrading to android 7.My opinion is that they are not compatible with the new version of the android.
mefistoreyon said:
I would say its from the headphones because are probably old model.I have strange problems with Bluetooth headphones and speakers after upgrading to android 7.My opinion is that they are not compatible with the new version of the android.
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The headphones are a new model of September 2016 but they probably use a old bluetooth chip. Although I tried to use lg music flow p7 bluetooth speaker witch is too older than the headpones and it works fine.
It's a very strange issue.
Yes , strange indeed. Sadly I don't think there is fix for that
And I notice the simmilar issue with my laptop (macOS Sierra 10.12.2): at the first time when the headphones connect, they use SBC codec, if I reconnect they then they use AAC codec. May be Android 7 has a bug to work with SBC codec?
Hey, guys! I've recently purchased the HTC Hi-Res Adaptive Sound 2.0 Headset (Max 320). I've tried to use those on the 10 but had no luck. These headphones which use the Type-C input should technically work on the 10 as it supports the "Hi-Res Audio", but all I get when I plug in the Headset is "Accessory not supported". Could this be a hardware issue or a firmware issue? So I wanted to ask if any of you guys have it and if you do, how did you get it to work? I've also attached a screenshot of the message.
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Hey, guys! I've recently purchased the HTC Hi-Res Adaptive Sound 2.0 Headset (Max 320). I've tried to use those on the 10 but had no luck. These headphones which use the Type-C input should technically work on the 10 as it supports the "Hi-Res Audio", but all I get when I plug in the Headset is "Accessory not supported". Could this be a hardware issue or a firmware issue? So I wanted to ask if any of you guys have it and if you do, how did you get it to work? I've also attached a screenshot of the message.
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I'd try going under the developer options of your phone and checking the USB input and changing it to see if that gets you anywhere. It'd be pretty weird if the headphones are phone specific. I have a different pair of USB C headphones that have active noise cancellation that work on my other headsets. As a last attempt, try downloading the free trial of USB Audio Player and see if the headphones work with that app.
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I'd try going under the developer options of your phone and checking the USB input and changing it to see if that gets you anywhere. It'd be pretty weird if the headphones are phone specific. I have a different pair of USB C headphones that have active noise cancellation that work on my other headsets. As a last attempt, try downloading the free trial of USB Audio Player and see if the headphones work with that app.
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Hey @mnguyen127! I've tried what you told me to do, by changing the input type but it didn't work. I've tried all the options in the developer settings but it didn't work out. Do you have any other ideas?
ravish_919 said:
Hey @mnguyen127! I've tried what you told me to do, by changing the input type but it didn't work. I've tried all the options in the developer settings but it didn't work out. Do you have any other ideas?
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Have you tried the USB audio player app? That thing has worked wonders for me when it comes to finicky USB C
I'm in a similar situation, and nothing I've tried worked. Now, I saw someone mention something about firmware on another similar thread, so we might just have to wait for when HTC finally decides to update the 10
I have a pair of JBL Reflect Aware C which are USB-C active noise cancelling headphones, but I've noticed that after a certain update, my headphones won't work without the USB Audio Player app. Same thing happened on my Google Pixel which makes me think that if you roll back the update on your phone, you'll probably get audio out of USB-C.
the high-res certified has nothing to do with the headphone Support. the suppor for those headphones are disabled so deep in System stuff, that me and other couldn't get it to work, even with Sound stuff from u Ultra and u11. you can't use them unless HTC supports them on the 10
I still have those from the Bolt when I tested the device. but can't use them. so either HTC Needs to fix it in their Firmware or they don't want it or so. maybe the cables inside are different from other usb c Audio devices so that might be a Problem too
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the high-res certified has nothing to do with the headphone Support. the suppor for those headphones are disabled so deep in System stuff, that me and other couldn't get it to work, even with Sound stuff from u Ultra and u11. you can't use them unless HTC supports them on the 10
I still have those from the Bolt when I tested the device. but can't use them. so either HTC Needs to fix it in their Firmware or they don't want it or so. maybe the cables inside are different from other usb c Audio devices so that might be a Problem too
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Thanks for explaining it !!!
I guess I'll just hold on to my Brand New HTC U Sonic headphones. What is going on with HTC!!!!!!!
Usb port its not for headphones only for charging go for adapter
Hi there,
I'm trying to figure out why my Bluetooth headset isn't recognized as a headset on the OnePlus 5T with the latest updates? Because I'm not able to use the audio tuner? This worked before updating to the latest version of the OS.
Seems I only get access to the audio tuner if I connect fysical headphones through the audio jack? That's so weird.
Anyone know of a solution or workaround?
Greets
Ronald
Hi,
So I've been using this ROM for a while as a daily driver, but for all this time I've been forced to use the mighty headphone jack, which i don't mind using, but on the bus it would be very convenient to not have a cable in the way. The problem is that the headphones connect but the audio always plays through the normal speaker. I THINK I've tried everything but the entire reasoning behind this post is because I most definetely haven't. Hopefully there's a way to maybe reinstall the bluetooth driver/module?
To be fair, I can and have only tested LDAC headphones, as i only have those to try at the moment, if that's the main problem I don't even know how to switch them to SBC or another basic codec.
Thank you in advance for all the suggestions.