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Hi, recently purchased an HTC One and have stocked full of music that I want to be able to play through our Beatbox speakers, using Poweramp. The phone will pair with the speakers, but I do not know how to get Poweramp to play music through them. When I look through the Poweramp settings I see "Headset/Bluetooth", but nothing within that is obvious to me about how to do this. I have "Resume on Bluetooth" checked off. I have everything except "High Priority" checked off. My husband can get his phone (iPhone) to play music through the beatbox speakers... Thanks! -
I'm using an HTC One running Android 4.2.2 stock ROM with Poweramp 2.0.9 Build 550 play (Full Version) With my HTC One I have noticed that once I unplug any wired headset (included black/red stock buds, stock Samsung buds, and Sony buds made for android) the boomsound speakers no longer work correctly. They will play correctly for about 0.5 seconds, then go quiet. The bottom speaker doesn't work at all and the music plays very faintly from the ear speaker. All ringtones and audio notifications (including alarms!) also become silenced, no matter how high I reset the volume. The speaker functionality is restored upon restart. I have reformatted the phone and tested with the stock Music Player without PA installed and the issue does not duplicate. A second issue is that PA isn't responding to any clicks on single or 3 button wired headsets. Double clicking always launches Redial (and sometimes advances the song upon hanging up the call) and long press will launch Google Now. A third issue is that I notice a lot of audio dropouts. I keep the Beats technology, DVC, Crossfade, et al. all disabled. I only keep the equalizer enabled and strongly prefer it to the Beats technology. However, I will have to continue using the stock app until this is looked at per I refuse to restart my phone every time I plug in/unplug a wired headset (10 or more times a day). -
I heard that most phones have volume limiter on their speakers. I wonder if Poweramp could blow your phone speakers out at max volume or does it also have permission to modify the volume limit?
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I heard that most phones have volume limiter on their speakers. I wonder if Poweramp could blow your phone speakers out at max volume or does it also have permission to modify the volume limit?
