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Semi-relatedly, I am having a problem with my bluetooth headphones and audible. Apparently anytime there is more than a breaths of a pause, the module powersave
by calvinmorrison 4y ago
Semi-relatedly, I am having a problem with my bluetooth headphones and audible. Apparently anytime there is more than a breaths of a pause, the module powersaves and then when it kicks back in you missed the first word or two of the sentence. Fine for some books, for others, it makes them very hard to listen to.
My only idea so far was: some sort of app that generates very quiet noise so that it won't power save?
- dceddia 4y agoWeird. Maybe one of those white noise generator apps? If the frequency were set super low so that it's below hearing range, maybe the headset would still think there's signal coming through.
- tylerchurch 4y agoIf you're on an Apple device, you can make the phone itself generate white noise by going to: Settings > Accessibility > Audio/Visual (under Hearing) > Background Sounds
- calvinmorrison 4y agoUnfortunately, I have a Pixel. I will try a white noise app though, good thought. Based on my reading it is the receiver doing the power saving, or whatever, not the phone, so this may work!