Hi guys,
i just noticed this strange behaviour twice since having my Honor 10.
When i'm listening to spotify music via bluetooth in my car (no Android Auto connected), sometimes (not every time) after getting a notification (notification sound is also played on car audio) the music continues to play without any bass (low frequencies are missing).
After pausing and resuming the playback in Spotify everything sounds as expected again.
Someone had that, too?
And found a fix?
For me it would be ok to disable notification sounds when on bluetooth audio.
Call rings should play tho.
I naild it down to the facebook app.
It happend when listing to spotify with my soundbar, too.
After shutting down facebook in and notification setting the sound was normal again.
Is there a way to remove "sound permissions" for facebook app but keep the visual notifications?
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Self-explanatory.
For some reason, SMS notifications will not play or interrupt my music when I'm using the Music Player app. This is annoying to other people who may be trying to send me SMS, because I'm not knowing a message has arrived and thus don't immediately respond.
It was working last week. I don't know what changed to make it stop working now.
Edit: gmail notifications work fine. They drop the music volume, play the notification sound, then raise the volume back again. Incoming calls do the same thing.
Both of these also play through the loudspeaker, even if the headphones are connected... another problem which has no answer it seems.
Hello everyone,
I just get my SGS2, nice phone really and recently just flash to Litening ROM 6.1.
Now my problem is if I play music using headphones or speaker attached to the audio jack, when a notification sound ring (new SMS, mail, sending / receiving Yahoo Messenger text) the audio will pause for a moment and resume but not quite smooth.
Sometimes there will be delay which can be felt, or sound distortion when the music resumes (like a small 'bzzzt' sound). And this is only happening if I use external speaker plugged into the audio jack. Playing music using the internal speaker works just fine, surprisingly without any pause when notification rang.
This happened with various player I've tried, stock music player, PowerAmp, WinAmp, ProPlayer
Been searching google and xda forum for the past hour and all I can find is other people having this issue on their Galaxy S not Galaxy S II.
I'm really confused of what may cause this problem, I even tried reflashing the ROM, wiping data and dalvik cache and my music still stutters on notification. If there's anybody having this issue or anyone have a suggestion on what must I do to make this annoying problem gone.
Thanks for your reply
Ok so i use leedroids Rom and kammas GSM kernel, with the EVO in my official car dock I can listen to music with poweramp fine for around 20 mins. Then strange stuff happens, the phone suddenly thinks it has a headset attached rather than headphones and starts dialling previously called numbers, starts music playing in the standard music app and switches tracks in poweramp! It also used to start voice dialled and Google Nav so i froze both those apps.
In poweramp settings I have "respond to headset buttons" unchecked, is there a way to diasable the headset profile? And does anyone else have issues like this??!
I'n on stock. Android 2.3.4 - Atrix (european model).
I've met the following (very strange) problem when using Endomondo.
[Endomondo is a sport tracker and has a coach assistant that tells you the time and distance. Furthermore, before starting the workout you can start the phone music player by pushing a button in Endo's main screen.]
The problem is this:
1) If I use the default music player (which is internally called Connected Music Player - CMP.apk), when the time comes for the annunciation (lap time) both music and the audio coach are muted.
I can see that, during the coach notification, the phone volume is automatically changed to zero. After the (inaudible) annunciation the volume comes back to normal.
But using alternative music players things change.
2) Poweramp (trial): I can hear the coach notification. The music is completely muted during the announcement. Music's volume resumes after that. The problem is that Poweramp is not recognized as an alternative music player and I can't set it as the music player started by the Endomondo app music button.
3) musiXmatch (free): It works as I think Endomondo devs intended a music player to work. The music is not completely muted during the announcement but its volume is reduced so that it stays in the background during the coach notification, that is so clearly audible. The music volume comes back to normal after the notification.
After installing it, launching Endomondo and pressing its music button I had a dialogue box asking which music player to use (the default one or the newly installed musiXmatch). I chose the latter one and checked the "always do that" option. So everything is fine with this music player.
It seems that the problem is on the way Endomondo access the phone volume and how it affects both the music player (in the cases 1 and 2) and the coach's voice.
My question: does anybody know if there is there some (hidden) android setting that can fix this issue?
I'll up! your post as I use the same pair of apps, i.e. endomondo (pro) + power amp (full) both latest versions, but came across one more issue in addition to yours, maybe someone could help
I'm on leedroid GB running on htc evo3d gsm and found out that audio trainer behaves in a strange way: the initial sequence "prepare to start, free your endorphins" is the same volume level as poweramp music, but during interval comments (every 1km) music from poweramp gets much louder, as if endomondo caused music app to play at that high level. Don't know which setting might cause this. Endomondo is rather obscure when it comes to audio options, while poweramp just overwhelmes me
I'd buy a beer if there was someone who might answer your problem as well as mine..
well, Id like to know whether endomondo recognizes songs played by poweramp?
Let me clarify a bit.
I have a Jabra Classic which supports both the Media and PHone profile.
When I disable the Phone profile, my ringtones/notifications play through the bluetooth earphone just fine, however call audio does not go through the bluetooth.
When I enable the Phone profile, my notifications and miscellaneous media will play through the earpiece, however when a call comes in the phone sends the "ringing" signal to the earpiece which plays its generic ringtone.
Is there a way to force android to play the ring over the Media (a2dp) and enable the phone profile when answering?
Thanks to everyone for the help.