Does this mess with the audio jack?
1426798
I purchased the case for the Galaxy S3 and haven't had any problems with the audio jack. The cutout surrounding the audio jack aligns perfectly without interfering with my ability to actually use it.
1426799
I own the case for galaxy note 3. It does hinder larger jacks but u can purchase smaller jacks that will fit.
1426800
hi Cory! I have the Note 3 version and it is absolutely fine..the cutouts for the buttons and jacks actually go onto the back of the case and dip down. I am not sure of the iphone version, though. very sorry!! good luck
669357
You have to make sure they go all the way in, if you push it and it still has a gap, it sounds crappy. You will know they are in there if you think you broke the headphone jack in the process.
822341
Have not noticed any interference. However, my audio is balanced or digital.
1044127
Mine does the opposite, as long as it's hooked up via HDMI cord from the laptop. The audio is coming from the computer. If anything you could run a 3.5mm male to male audio jack from the headphone out to the speaker in on your computer if it's available.
400432
Yes and no. Once plugged in, the audio will immediately go to the headphones with any sound coming from the xbox, but it will also still come from the television. When I want to be quiet I have to mute the TV volume. A slight annoyance.
995353
No not at all. It's possible that you have the mono setting set louder then the left. If it's not that then it's possibly a defect
870972
Mine is totally fine. Normally, inside the electronics, the sound processors decode the audio before sending them to the speakers. And these signals are pretty well synchronized. I think the audio track you tested might have louder sound on the right? Worse, you might have to go to a doctor to get your left ear checked.
301720
Typically no - most headset jacks are wired to turn the speakers off as soon as something is plugged in. This depends more on your TV than the headsets themselves
1572948
Mine did not... I had to run a headphone jack to my surround sound unit... But it worked then...
1996983
It has an "audio in" mini-jack socket right under the headphone mini-jack socket on the front panel. The instruction manual does not refer to it in any great detail. I haven't used it for anything so I can't evaluate its suitability for movies and games.
2278220
try use mono or stereo headset ... if both didn't works mean ur audio jack has issue ... good luck
2064000
Theorectically yes, but this is connected in to line level output/input...means unamplified.....not worth the hassle. Look into software controlled audio.....good luck
1994707
Yes. All other speakers go mute when the headphone jack is used. Practice away!
549405
Yes it does, i have sony headphones and don't have any problemas with the headphone jack
301717
This has nothing to do with the headphone, but rather the TV. In my case, my TV has a LINE OUT that I use to connect to the headphone, so the TV volume control, speaker, and mute functions all work as normal. But if you plug the headphone base into the "headphone" jack of the TV, the TV's speaker is almost always muted.Bottom line--check it with any pair of wired headphones/earphones you may have laying around....
1034554
I had somewhat the same problem. It looked like my audio cable was working but really was not. They sent me a new cable and now it works fine
334629
Input on home sys is high impedance and TV out is low. This could damage one of your devices. I have done it with devices other than TV and stereo. I would not do it for long or often. Go to hi end audio store and ask questions, don't let them give a simple answer.