Why sound isn't working on the TP2.

[compuw22c]

Coming from someone in the same industry (although I'm primarily video, still some audio experience) I can tell you there is some sense to Joshszman09's claim. I'm sure he explained a bit more than most newcomers will understand, but the point is, our phone is unique specifically BECAUSE of that noise cancellation system in it (as I understand it, 2 microphones and 2 speakers in addition to the headset piece). Now that being said, I can't pretend to speculate that I know exactly what kind of processing/filters they have implemented, but it would make perfect sense that it would at least need to be setup in its "basic" setup (that is, without noise canceling to provide simple sound output) or be provided different parameters to activate the noise canceling processing.

Unfortunately, I can't pretend to know the programming aspects of activating any of that. I'm pretty good with computers, and Linux, but unfortunately my programming skills are lacking :\ I'll continue being people's guinea pig though for any new tests that need to be done, and provide the best feedback I know how. If I can be of any other kind of assistance developers, please let me know!

[jonpry]

It is true that there is a bunch of hardware involved in the noise canceling system. Its probably not setup correctly ye. The thing is that we know there is no sound getting that far.

[ACL]. Check the logs and debug my program! I think something could happen

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by jonpry

It is true that there is a bunch of hardware involved in the noise canceling system. Its probably not setup correctly ye. The thing is that we know there is no sound getting that far.

[ACL]. Check the logs and debug my program! I think something could happen

Where is the program ?

ill be on the channel ..

I don't think this is a avenue worth pursuing (noise cancellation). typically this will be a hardware or otherwise very low-level function.

[undarated]

Originally Posted by rdwing

I don't think this is a avenue worth pursuing (noise cancellation). typically this will be a hardware or otherwise very low-level function.

+1 Anybody took the time to tear apart of Bose QC3 headphones would know the nightmare.

I'm also wondering if there is a way to direct sound past the noise-canceling, being that it is an integrated part of the system and not something that you physically plug in.

Either way, I wish you guys the best of luck on this one. And everything you guys have done and are still doing thus far is very much appreciated.

[modeuce]

I'm not sure if anyone has looked into this but it seems that if I boot up Mr. X's Titanium Lite rom with anything plugged into the headphone jack then I will not get any sound until the phone is soft reset. If you have already known about or tried that route sorry for wasting your time. I just didn't feel like rereading all the posts to see if the android sound problem might be related to whatever is causing the custom rom problem. I haven't tried it with any other roms but would just like to know if it is just the one rom or possibly something more common. Thanks for everyone's hard work and dedication to this android sound issue.

[kaos]

Originally Posted by modeuce

I'm not sure if anyone has looked into this but it seems that if I boot up Mr. X's Titanium Lite rom with anything plugged into the headphone jack then I will not get any sound until the phone is soft reset. If you have already known about or tried that route sorry for wasting your time. I just didn't feel like rereading all the posts to see if the android sound problem might be related to whatever is causing the custom rom problem. I haven't tried it with any other roms but would just like to know if it is just the one rom or possibly something more common. Thanks for everyone's hard work and dedication to this android sound issue.

Really come on bro read help us help you.....this isnt the place to ask for rom support.

[compuw22c]

Actually, the first time I read that it sounded as if he was trying to call attention to that issue thinking the 2 might be related, and the solution to the rom issue may be somewhat similar to the issue we face with android (or at least, both issues resulting in the same symptoms, assuming our device is thinking something is plugged into the headphone/set jack). If that is the case, the solution for one may shed light onto our issue as well. Again, I'm no rom or linux dev, just good with computers and linux. Trying to offer any help/ideas at this point...

[meadvalley]

Originally Posted by modeuce

I'm not sure if anyone has looked into this but it seems that if I boot up Mr. X's Titanium Lite rom with anything plugged into the headphone jack then I will not get any sound until the phone is soft reset. If you have already known about or tried that route sorry for wasting your time. I just didn't feel like rereading all the posts to see if the android sound problem might be related to whatever is causing the custom rom problem. I haven't tried it with any other roms but would just like to know if it is just the one rom or possibly something more common. Thanks for everyone's hard work and dedication to this android sound issue.

Originally Posted by kaos

Really come on bro read help us help you.....this isnt the place to ask for rom support.

Ummm, he didn't ask for any ROM support, just offered an option to try

[dcmedic]

Lets talk about the 3.5 mm headphone jack for a minute. I personally have a Tilt 2, which does not have the 3.5 mm headphone jack, compared to the the Verizon and Sprint TP2. I remember reading somewhere either on the thread or xda, that xdandroid seems to be pushing audio to the 3.5 jacks, but there is no output from any appliance plugged into it. Question, Has anyone tired to use the Tilt 2's usb to headphone adapter to see if audio is present? I can't seem to find mine atm. Just a thought....