With my new pad4 plus stock china fw and my Xiaomi Noise Cancellation In-ear Earphones Type-C I cant hear anything!
The buttons are working 100% ?!
My Mi Pad3 has also USB Type-C & a 3.5mm Headphone Jack & both are working correctly Sounf & Buttons.
Who can confirm that?
Same issue here too.
My mipad4plus came with Chinese/locked. Received update to miui 10.
My xiaomi usb-c NC earplugs don't work. Someone on YT said that new developer version already has support...
received latest 10.2 update ota. now usb-c earphones work well.
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Hi does anyone have a fully working headphones in any custom rom?
I've AEX and with my samsung hp + 3.5 to typeC adaptor I cannot increase\decrease volume and quality mic is very poor. Same problem with xiaomi piston fresh: people don't clearly hear me.
I've lost original typeC adaptor, so I've bought 2 on aliexpress, this one:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Typ...579.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.6bfb4c4d1JX3J8
and this:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/USB...546.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.6bfb4c4d1JX3J8
both have the same problem, tried in all combination with my 2 headset.
Does anyone have any problems with the headset?
Do you think the problem is of the adapter?
Can you share your experience (rom\adapter\headset)?
When I connect the connector type c - jack to use headphones with jack appear in the setting that no headset is detected and I can't listen any music thought the headphones. I buy the global version Mi 9 + Headphones via AliExpress from the Miui store and received the phone less 3 days so i think is an issue of the phone or connector and no from misuse the connector.
Anyone can help me? I try to do a feedback in the Xiaomi forum app but the global version can't post anything LOL
Did you try other headphones, another phone and another connector to pinpoint the faulty component (perhaps some of your friends have similar devices/setups you can use for your tests)? And did you try rebooting your device ?
Personally I'm really missing the regular headphones jack, but the USB-C connector-convertor works just fine for me with all the 3rd party sets I've tried so far ...
Hi! Recently got my MI9 and i love it! Apart from a missing Aux cord ofc Tried out the adapter that came with the phone in my car, but it seems like it's giving out a buzzing/static loud noise when using it although you can also hear the music. My old phone with aux plays without problem. Thoughts?
I have same problem with phone Roku app and headphones.
But sound from YouTube is fine.
Fuxd up drivers I reckon...
The adapter is really too tight fit as well into USBC port...
I bought an AKG earphones, everything is working fine like listening music and able to hear the others voice in calls.
but the problem is mic is not working (my voice is unreached to other end).
i tried with other earphones those are working fine also tested same AKG earphones for other devices no problem
Any Solution ??
same with me. Mic on AKG earphone not working, but in my other phone (non-Xiaomi), it work just fine.
Use USB c to aux adapter. For some reasons xiaomi 3.5mm port does not work with expensive earphone.
I agree.. Xiaomi should fix this asap
I've the same problrm. What you can do is to pull the connector out very slightly.. Maybe 1mm
Try it
ive got this problem with akg and kraken pro v2s :/
AKG EARPHONES NOT WORKING ON K 20 Pro
Same with me SAMSUNG AKG earphones microphone not working on k 20 pro but same earphones work perfectly fine on any other phone or laptop.
Also any other earphones are working fine on k20 pro
On the K20 (standard) with a cheap 3.5mm anc headset the mic is not working too.
With an older regular 3.5mm headset the mic is working fine. Both headsets are fully working on my laptop.
Maybe the mic port is hardwired differently and the 3.5mm input jack does not support both/multiple standards?
Here are some links that i found on the topic.
3.5 mm TRRS plug confusion (CTIA vs OMTP)
TS/TRS/TRRS/TRRRS: Combating the misconnection epidemic
Smartphone Headset Standards: Apple iPhone, AHJ (CTIA), & OMTP
AHJ/CTIA is used by: Apple (although a non-standard CTIA), HTC, LG, Blackberry, latest Nokia (including 1st gen Lumia as well as later models), latest Samsung, Jolla, Sony (Dualshock 4), Microsoft (including Surface and XboxOne controller with chat adapter)[18] most Android phones. Because this is the most compatible, most Headset Buddy products are CTIA (non-Apple) unless otherwise stated.
OMTP is used by: old Nokia (and also Lumia starting from the 2nd gen[17]), old Samsung (2012Chromebooks), old Sony Ericsson (2010 and 2011 Xperias), Sony (PlayStation Vita), OnePlus One
Does someone know which (non)standard xiaomi is using? Maybe an adapter exists so that existing headsets can be fully used.
Xiaomi/Redmi does not seem to want to have an universal 3.5mm headphone jack. (Cheaper to produce or no extra licensing costs?) Should be solveable by software by changing the line inputs.
The issue persists over multiple smartphone generations.
Wired Headset Mic not working //Mi Max 3
Xiaomi Mi 9 not detect the microphone of your headphones
AKG headphones mic issue with POCO F1 jack
Phone won't recognize my headphone's mic and buttons (volume-play music) //Redmi Note 4
Hi,
What is the audio DAC (digital to analogue converter) used in the Mi 11? Is it the CS43131 that was recently used by Xiaomi in their Mi dac hi-fi? Or is it the Snapdragon 888 audio dac, if yes what is it? Thanks!
I found the info myself, here it is in case someone is interested in the audio details.
The Mi 11 is not using a dedicated dac. It uses the Qualcomm Aqstic audio. The amp is WSA883X and the DAC is WCD938X. The DAC and the Aqstic Audio Codec is capable of delivering 384 kHz / 32 bit Hi-Fi audio with extremely low distortion to a jack output. The sound is going to be great even for the ones looking for the highest standards.
Explain-me if I am wrong, if you use cord headphones connected with the type-C adapter, the used DAC and amplifier will be the one from the external adapter. I not sure about it, but it, but USB type-C will not pass the analog signal for the speakers.
I believe that what would be important is the DSP (Digital Signal Processor)
PandaKiller said:
Explain-me if I am wrong, if you use cord headphones connected with the type-C adapter, the used DAC and amplifier will be the one from the external adapter. I not sure about it, but it, but USB type-C will not pass the analog signal for the speakers.
I believe that what would be important is the DSP (Digital Signal Processor)
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Unlike the lightning port on iPhones the usb-c port can use both passive and active adapters. In the case of a passive adapter the phone's dac and amplifier are used. What you described is the case when using an active adapter. The Xiaomi mi dac hifi is a great option in terms of sound quality if you use an active adapter.
Hi guys, I have a Mi 11 Ultra, and I plan to buy DAC models like iBasso DC04 and TempoTec Sonata HD Pro, or TempoTec Sonata E35.
Earphones - KZ ZSX Metal
What do you think, guys?
I have a MI-11 and car audio without Bluetooth but with an AUX -cable with 3,5 male jack. Can I use USB-C splitter to USB-c 3.5 female so I can charge and have audio on my car radio via the AUX cable?
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I have a MI-11 and car audio without Bluetooth but with an AUX -cable with 3,5 male jack. Can I use USB-C splitter to USB-c 3.5 female so I can charge and have audio on my car radio via the AUX cable?
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I do that, works fine
Hello! I got a mi11 a few days ago and I get some noise when reproducing music on my headphones or whatever I connect it to. Have tried several good quality headphones (AKG, Sennheiser and some wireless huawei) and I get the same effect everywhere. Even with my external dac there is no difference.
Could it be a software issue or it has to do with the built in dac??