Nokia n8 headphone jack/OS problem

Even Mine headphone are also not detected after
belly updat

when i plugin headphone and restart the phone it works.... But poor audio quality.....
After this process if headphone pluged out phone still in headphone mood..... No idea!
Thnks for your suggestion.

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Nokia 5310 headphone jack problem

When i insert any headphones to the phone its not recognised. The headphone icon on top does not appear but the screen lights. What might be the problem?

Hi Mikxling,
Thanks for your post and sorry to hear of your issue.
Make sure the headphone jack is clean and there is no dirt or fluff in the jack. If you can get a small pin give the inside of the jack a clean to make sure nothing is in there. Then try to reinsert your headphones and see if this works.
If the problem persists and you have made sure the jack is clean and nothing in there then check to see if you have the latest software version installed. You can do this by using Nokia suite to check for updates. If no update exists then try to reinstall your current firmware. You can find a link to Nokia suite and guides on the below link:
http://europe.nokia.com/support/product-support/nokia-ovi-suite
Give this a go and let me know how you get on.
Regards
Raoul_Duke
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Headphone jack audio problem

I have a confusing problem, any music played through my iphone headphone jack (ie a variety of headphones/adapers tried) sounds garbled unless the bitrate is 320kpbs. All music sounds fine when played through a powered amp, or through the internal speakers. This made me think it was a problem with the headphone jack however, as i stated before audio files with a bit rate of 320 kbps work fine.
Any ideas why this glitching is occuring?

The bitrate for the majority of my music is 128kbps, and some 256kbps, and I've experienced no such problem.
What did you use for the encoding when the music was imported into iTunes - MP3 or AAC, etc.? iTunes and the iPhone supports several, but may like AAC better, which also uses the least amount of storage space for each song on your computer.
But since the music plays without being garbled otherwise, sounds like your iPhone's headphone port has a problem.

So many headphone jack problem so do ipod also got this problem

I think is a standard electronics flaws rite?I heard that ipod also got headphone jack socket problem..

http://broken.typepad.com/b/2004/03/apples_<B>ipod</B>_rep.html
http://www.geek.com/news/geeknews/2003Aug/bpd200308250246.htm
http://jasonnolan.net/words/archi'ves/2004/0/fixed_my_ipod.html

Memory Leak/Track Pad/Mouse and Headphone Jack

Help-
I have a Macbook with the intel core duo. 4 GB of RAM.
Context.
Computer is used as a media server. Stereo is connected via an optical link from the headphone jack to an external digital to audio converter. Music is stored on external 1 TB My book. Computer is left on and idle for extended periods of time.
Problem:
As the computer is left idle, the trackpad/mouse become increasingly unresponsive. Eventually they stop responding all together. Un-responsive means they jump and can not be maneuvered around the screen in smooth movements. System fan begins to run as this problem gets worse and system monitor indicates memory continuing to be consumed despite no applications running other than startup apps. ---*When the optical jack is removed from the headphone jack this problem disappears*--- and the system returns to normal.
Please help. I specifically purchased the macbook to serve as the platform for this media server and leaving it running for extended periods of time with no use is normal for me. Having the computer lock up because I have the optical headphone jack plugged in is unsat.
Thanks -
Hud

i also made a topic about this, i'm not sure if you're still watching it, but I found the solution by coincidence when playing around on youtube.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=iAQ79JT0agY&feature=related
"Discovered it was an issue with the headset jack. Something was triggering the digital audio jack inside. Simply cleaned the jacks and everything started to work again."
I didn't mention earlier that when i left my headset connected, the volume icon in the menubar would go up and down in short intervals (similar to the youtube clip) Even though I can't understand how, this must have been the issue, as I just cleaned the jack, and the problem is gone. Hope this helps you as well!

MacBook speaker disabled when headphone jack is removed

I've been having increasing difficulty getting my MacBook's speaker to work when I remove the headphone jack.
The speaker icon goes grey, rendering the speaker 'unavailable.' So far, I've eventually been able to restore the speaker by jiggling the jack, but the amount of jiggling I have to do before I have success with that is increasing, and I'm expecting to get to a point where it just won't happen.
An Apple Store employee I spoke to, and claimed to be familiar with the problem, said that the repair for this involves replacement of the entire logic board.
Does anyone know whether that's accurate?
If so, are there any other workable fixes for this?
I'm not eager to replace an otherwise perfectly functioning logic board just because of a faulty headphone jack connection problem. (In fact, given my MacBook's vintage, the fact that it's well out of warranty, and the cost of replacing a logic board, I won't even be considering doing that.)
Thanks.

I keep a matchstick handy because the wood end is just the right size and works well to move around til you can trigger that red light to go off in the jack.
Just a thought, although sometimes I get tired of doing it...
Thanks. For the time being, I can still get the speaker back by jiggling the headphones plug. But, like you, "sometimes I get tired of doing it". And the number of jiggles required is unpredictable and seems to be growing.
I had also seen the following remedy, which unfortunately has not worked for me. Maybe you'll have better luck. Then you can retire your matchsticks.
Is there a red light coming out of your headphone jack? If so the Mac is stuck in optical audio mode.
Try plugging in/unplugging headphones or the following longer steps:
Plug your headphones back in.
Play a bit of sound through them (e.g., a song), then stop the sound.
Make sure Preferences is quit.
Launch Preferences and open the Sound pane.
While the Sound pane is open and set to Headphones, pull out the headphone plug from the jack.
It will reset itself to "Internal Speakers" and you are good to go.
URL . . . https://josephhall.org/nqb2/index.php/stuckonmute

My MacBook Pro with Lion 10.7.2, only audio on the headset, and speaker mute. With Windows, the audio works in speaker and headphone jack. What is the problem? What's the solution?

My MacBook Pro with Lion 10.7.2, only audio on the headset, and speaker mute. With Windows, the audio works in speaker and headphone jack. What is the problem? What's the solution?

There is probably a red light on inside your headphone port, indicating that the analog/digital switch in there is stuck in the digital position. Insert a headphone plug and wigle it around, especially in the horizontal plane, as you insert and remove it several times. This will usually unstick the switch and restore normal operation. If it doesn't, the machine will need to be repaired.
This has been a fairly common problem, but in most cases it is easily cured as described above.

9 month old Zen Micro with the headphone jack problem

So, I've been putting up with the headphone jack problem for a few months now, and i've finally decided to get it repaired or fixed. I emailed Creative a few months back and they told me to send it in. My question is, since I am out of warranty, will they repair the unit or send me a whole new one all together?
thanks,
mike

Actually, I just sent in my 7-month old Micro in b/c of the headphone jack problem and they sent me a brand new shrink-wrapped one. They <EM>didn't </EM>charge me for anything. All I had to do was wait 2 weeks for them to send it back to me (grueling but doable) and pay about 2.44 for shipping the micro to them. So now I'd have three batteries if it weren't for the fact that one of them swelled up; I have NO IDEA how that happened. So yeah I guess the point of the post is that you don't get charged anything even if you're out of the 90-day labor warranty.

There is a problem with the left headphone or stereo headphone jack connection in the ipod touch 2nd generation

I have had my ipod touch 2nd generation for 3 yrs. Now its been a year with this problem but i never seem to get it fixed because i lost my warranty and repair certificate a year ago. So the problem is whenever I put in a headphone jack for some reason only the right head phone or right speaker works not the left, but when i place the ipod on the docking port both speakers on my stereo work.
Now I have taken great care of this thing. Never lost it. I assume that a connection inside the jack port is pushed in from debrie (forgot how to spell that word) because, I always place my ipod into my pocket. The only way to get the left speaker or headphone to work is to push on the headphone jack so it tilts, then the left speaker works; but when i release it the left speaker or headphone turns off or stop making sound. So i know its not wiring problems its the connection for the headphone jack to the ipods jack's connection for the left speaker. Though microphones work.
My question is can this be a DIY or do i have to take it in to a local apple store. Problem i lost the warranty and protection repair form or license 2 years ago. I have had no problems with my ipod at all these years until this problem has consisted to happen since last year.
Anything?
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Sigma119

- If you want to replace the headphone jack yourself see:
iPod Touch Repair - iFixit
- Apple will only exchange your iPod for a refurbished one for this price, You get a new battery. However, it may not be worth it for a 2G iPod.
Apple - Support - iPod - Repair pricing- A third-party place like this one is less expensive. Google from more places.
iPhone Repair, Service & Parts: iPod Touch, iPad, MacBook Pro Screens

No sound through headphone jack, no mechanical problem, what to do?

I have verified through resetting my new iPad, that there is noe mechanical problem with my headphone jack. it works fine until I reinstall my backup. Thus it is a software issue, byt what? There is no selection for output jack problems in support, just look at the menu options for posting on iPad. Nothing on connections like the headphone jack. Strange.

Steinar-
Your problem may be due to a software issue, but it is not normal. If you are near an Apple Store, demonstrate it to an Apple Store Genius. If the Genius can not fix it, you may get a replacement iPad.
One thing you can try while the headphone jack is not working, is to reset (reboot) the iPad. Hold both the Home and Sleep buttons for several seconds until the Apple logo appears. Ignore the "Slide to power off" arrow. The iPad will restart after a couple of minutes. Resetting this way will not hurt anything, and sometimes clears up mysterious problems.
Fred

Bit of a problem (Headphone Jack and Scre

I just got a Zen Micro not too long ago and I love it. But recently I was having issues with the headphone jack. I was only getting sound in one ear and I thought at first it was an issue with the headphones, but it also happened with the new headphones that came with the player. I'm uncertain what the issues with the headphone jack are and I am curious if this warrants repair or not.
In addition to that during a recent roadtrip my screen got scratched pretty badly. I'm assuming they would repair this (all it appears to need is a new faceplate) but I'm curious if anyone could give me a ballpark estimate on how much that would cost.
Finally if there is a problem with the headphone jack, I'm assuming they would just replace it with a different one (At least that's the idea I've gotten from other topics) but I'm not sure if the headphone jack problem and the scratched screen (one being a defect, the other caused by me somewhat) would conflict with the warranty.

Okay, thanks for that info. I was wondering if the headphone jack issue applied to any problem with it or if there was a more specific thing that they would replace the unit for. I had noticed that alot of people had different problems with the headphone jack, many much more severe than mine, so I wasn't certain if they would take care of it.
As well, just to confirm, they replace the whole unit for that problem, right? So all of my music that I have on it will be lost I assume...

Petition: Make the headphone jack problem's status publ

Dear CEO of Creative Labs [I still have to find out how to contact the CEO]:
I was very excited about buying your product, the Creative Nomad Zen Micro, as an alternati've to competitors such as Apple's iPod mini and the Rio Carbon. I was impressed by the numerous features, the looks, and the size of the player, which could fit into the palm of your hand.
Unfortunately, I came across a serious problem with the player that could have serious consuquences on my (and many other people's) buying descisions. There seems to be a defect in the headphone jack of the player, causing it to pop loose and make the sound intermittently come through only one of the headphones, in a few months or even a matter of days, making the player unusable.
Countless members of the Creative community in the forums on your website have gone through three to four Micros with this problem, as well as people commenting on the player at review websites such as Cnet. There have been numerous messages sent to customer support about this problem, but it has all been attributed to user error.
If you just take a look at the Creative forum, there are so many people with this problem that it can't possibly be a rare manufacturing defect, especially considering the fact that quite a few people have gone through 2 or 3 micros already, all with the same problem. We are not asking you to immediately fix the problem, we understand that it would probably entail a large and costly effort to do so. What we do want to know is that we want a public announcement of the problem, whether Creative has confirmed it or not, and what is being done/not being done about it, and perhaps customer tips about how to avoid it. There have been rumors that the headphone jack as been supposedly reinforced by a metal plate, and others... Many potential creative customers like such as me are left in the dark about what most forum users refer to as the "dreaded" headphone jack problem. We would like to know about it, what to do to avoid it, and whether or not something is being done/has been done to new products to prevent this problem from happening. Again, contacting support has not answered our questions.
If I, (and countless other potential customers), are uncertian about this problem, we might as well give up a few features like the FM tuner and buy and iPod mini or another competing product free of such a problem. We would very much appreciate it if you would publicly release information about this problem.
Please contact me at the address shown. [Yes, this IS a snail-mail letter] We are all looking forward to a reply. For more information, please refer to the petition here:
[http://forums.creative.com/creativelabs/board/message?board.id=dap&message.id=34476]
Sincerely,
The Creative Forum Community
Any suggestions/comments/corrections? (This is just a quick first draft) Please sign here for the petition. Also, you could post "testimonials" about your opinion on the headphone jack problem. I'm not expecting a reply from the CEO him/herself but I hope to get a better response than just an email to support.Message Edited by CreativeHead on 03-7-2005 02:03 PM

There are threads ongoing on similar topics. This is not a suitable topic for this forum.
I will pass on any comments from the other threads and original post in this one, but I'm closing this topic and any further petitions like this as it will just result in "Creative-bashing" and unproducti've comments.
Cat

GREAT! The headphone jack problem has hit

Well, after about one month of owning what I thought was a great player my headphone jack is crapping out!
To answer quesitons about abuse in advance, let me say this >>> From day one, i have used an L-shape extension plug. So for anyone who thought that was a solution >>> WRONG!
Regardless of what you may thing, I also baby this player. That doesn't mean it doesn't get used. I bet it gets 3-4 hours of use a day. So after about 30 days, it has had about 90 - 20 hours of use and the plug is beginning to fail.
The gap on my jack is towards the top (towards the screen). Everytime the plug gets bumped in that direction then the problem occurs. It is also that way now when I first turn on the player. I have to unplug and plug back in. I'm sure this is going to get worse quickly.
So, i guess it's RMA time. YIPPEE!
I read that they are reinforcing the plug now. Are people receiving reinforced Micro's now as part of their RMA?
Does my 90 day replacement warranty reset when I get the new player?
I am thoroughly dissatisfied, that they didn't reinforce that plug to begin with!

Out of the blue out of absolute nowhereness my zen micro's headjack thingie started cutting out the sound it was really weird my heart froze because well i had read and done so much research, it works still just the voice cuts out a few times i dunno what to do i am really sad and depressed i refused to use it all day i really wanted it to work and its just past its one month birthday by like fi've days, since i got it in the uae i dunno about whther or not they can get me a new one but i doubt it i dunno im really depressed and well just that. i am gonna wait and see and if it dies i'll just store my music in it until i can burn a million cds with all my faves, back to the ol discman.

MacBook headphone jack problems

I am experiencing problems with the headphone jack on my MacBook. The headphones I'm using work fine on other devices. When I plug them into the MacBook jack the output (under Sound Preferences) changes from "internal speakers" to "headphones," yet there is no sound. This is regardless of the application I am using, or the volume level. Occasionally, if I leave the headphones in the jack for a protracted period -- like overnight -- they will start working. But the problem always returns. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I had experienced no output from my headphone jack and thought I may have to get it serviced. I would set up my wireless headphones and streamed xm radio everynight going to bed. One day I had thought my wireless system transmitter was inop, and tried other headphones, result no output.
My final solution was to check out postings here and determined it need to be reset. As per instructions, I removed the battery, and held down the power button. I re-installed the battery, fired it up and everything is working fine.

Headphone jack problem with Zen Micro

Hi.
I bought my zen micro on April 4 and everything was fine until a few weeks ago
when I got the headphone jack problem. When I touch the plug that is connected
with the player, it makes a weird noise and the volume decreases and goes back to normal
and it keeps doing it.
Can I get a/s for no charge since it's a yr hardware warranty?
P.S.) I can see there are some ppl who are getting upset by this same problem here.
Message Edited by locomocoto on 08-9-2005 2:57 AM

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