- your totally right, its got a seperate profile for line out and normal, you have to be in that particular state to edit it.05-09-11 03:53 PMLike 0
- Have you tried another set of phones? I used mine this morning to test the volume out to see if I could help. MIne reacted just fine to the controls on the top of the PB. The volume was very nice and did not lessen when I plugged the headphones in. Also, i know this sounds simple but make sure they are pushed all the way in. I used to put my headphones in halfway and thought something was wrong with my speakers too,lolkariakoo likes this.05-10-11 11:49 AMLike 1
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Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.comkariakoo likes this.05-10-11 11:55 AMLike 1 - I have the same problem. I was listening to streaming audio and pluged in my Altec Lansing desktop speakers and had to crank all the volumes to the max. These speakers are self powered and I've never had to turn them past halfway with my laptop plugged in (and the laptop was never more then half either).
Has anyone found a fix or is this something we'll have to wait for some software update.
Rather disappointing to not get a good sound from this unit. I loved everything about it so far but this is one of the things I bought it for. Stream my radio on my desk at work and plugged in at home without having to carry the laptop around.05-21-11 09:31 AMLike 0 -
Volume is a function of power output and efficiency/Sensitivity of the headphones or speakers. The review for the Bose I have states "Sensitivity is low; you may have to turn your player up all the way." I imagine the Dre's are similar.05-21-11 10:15 AMLike 0 - I have Bose Quiet Comfort 2's for travel and I have the same issue. I have listed it in the Bug list pasted at the top of the forum. The output of the PB is less than I get from my IPOD Nano.
Volume is a function of power output and efficiency/Sensitivity of the headphones or speakers. The review for the Bose I have states "Sensitivity is low; you may have to turn your player up all the way." I imagine the Dre's are similar.
i tried them both with the playbook and i get the same results with the QC2.
even when pushed to the max volume.. it feels like medium high to me.
but with the Triport ( non-noise cancelling ) it is LOUD.
im sure a software update will fix this..05-21-11 10:27 AMLike 0 - I haven't tried using headphones with my PlayBook until I saw this post and tested it out. I also have beats by dr. dre studio edition headphones that I just tested out on my PlayBook and I can confirm I have zero volume issue. Volume level is about same as playing from PlayBook's speakers...comfort level is at at middle for me.
I don't know if this matters but I got my PlayBook 32Gb from Best Buy yesterday. More like I exchanged my old PB with this new one because old one's WiFi stopped working. When I was at Best Buy to exchange my PB, the salesguy was pulling off their display model too because it too was having WiFi problem. He assure me that my new PB won't have WiFi problem because it comes from new batch of shipment. Unfortunately I didn't test headphones with the old PB.
So far everything is working out great with my new PB. WiFi is working great and battery didn't seem to be draining as fast as old one. Funny thing is they both have latest update 1.03.1868. However, I was able to easily press power button on old one but I have to to press in more on new one for it to recognize the press.
SKU on the box for my new PB is: PRD-38548-00205-21-11 01:33 PMLike 0 - I'm completely dissappointed with the power of the headphone output. Max volume on playbook with my ipod headphones is the same as half volume with my ipod nano. it is not loud enough for noisy places like an airplane. hopefully rim can come up with a fix. i find it crazy that the amplifier in the playbook is so weak, it must be a software problem.01-10-12 08:09 PMLike 0
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