Last night I noticed that if I lower the sound on the phone to volume levels 1-5 (number of times I hit the volume rocker), that there is a crackling sound when I hear the audio of music or video. Once I get to level 6 it disappears.
I never really noticed this before, because I never lowered my phone that low in sound. I only did it becasue my wife said to lower it while she was studying.
With the higher volumes, there is no distortion of sound and there is not distortion of sound using headphones.
Does anyone else have this happening?
Just curious?
Martin
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I am still happy with the sound quality on the higher volume levels
Hopefully someone will be able to find a fix in a furture update to Atmos or software
This is what I've noticed so far:
The overall volume is noticeably lower than it was with Nougat
Before I could never raise the volume to 100% with Dolby on for fear I might damage the speakers, now with Oreo I can raise it all the way and it sounds like 50% on Nougat!
Dolby Atmos seems to be broken because changing any of the settings does nothing...the audio remains the same.
When I had Nougat the volume would literally double when I turned on Dolby.
There is indeed a hissing crackling sound in the background in almost every audio, movies music etc.
I use BlackPlayer App and I can no longer select Dolby as the default equalizer.
When using headphones music sometimes get distorted if I raise the volume beyond a certain level, this NEVER happened before with Nougat!
Please fix this ZTE, audio was one of the main reasons I bought this phone more than two years ago and I would always boast about it....sigh.