Hi I have searched for an answer but cannot find a good solution.
When I use my original in-ear HTC Beats headphones (same problem with the new originals as the one received with the phone), I hear a static background noise. It has been described in other treads but no one has found a solution nor directly describes my problem.
There is one tread here that describe the problem https://forums.motorola.com/posts/ac722a7dfa?page=1, but they cannot recreate the issue.
I've found that my background noise comes from the headset mic. The static noise comes as soon as I've talked to someone and hang up. This problem never arises when using headphones without a mic. When I pause or stop the music the noise disappears after around 2-3 seconds, but enables again when pushing play.
It is like the phone does not turn off the mic after using it. If I restart the phone the background/mic noise is gone.
I've tried HTC internal player and PowerAMP, same issue. Turning ON and OFF Beats lower the noise but it does not remove it.
Have someone else experienced this issue? I am almost certain that this is a software issue.
Regards Sebastian
When I use my original in-ear HTC Beats headphones (same problem with the new originals as the one received with the phone), I hear a static background noise. It has been described in other treads but no one has found a solution nor directly describes my problem.
There is one tread here that describe the problem https://forums.motorola.com/posts/ac722a7dfa?page=1, but they cannot recreate the issue.
I've found that my background noise comes from the headset mic. The static noise comes as soon as I've talked to someone and hang up. This problem never arises when using headphones without a mic. When I pause or stop the music the noise disappears after around 2-3 seconds, but enables again when pushing play.
It is like the phone does not turn off the mic after using it. If I restart the phone the background/mic noise is gone.
I've tried HTC internal player and PowerAMP, same issue. Turning ON and OFF Beats lower the noise but it does not remove it.
Have someone else experienced this issue? I am almost certain that this is a software issue.
Regards Sebastian
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