10/05/2012, 07:26 AM
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did you recently use any earphones? If so plug them back in and turn on some music . Then turn of the music and then unplug. Now reboot the phone and try again , . Also you can open the device info app, then tap on preferences on top left, then tests and quick tests to have the phone test your hardware to see if its all working . I'm not positive but I believe it will test the sound as well . You can also try out the interactive tests as well.
if you think its something to do with the media indexer then maybe try this ...... http://forums.webosnation.com/webos-...ml#post3041512
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12/07/2012, 07:46 AM
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Hi!
I had the same problem as all of you had. It started a few weeks ago. I tried to delete the filenotify.db3, but it did nothing. And today morning after an update prompt (actually if I remember right it was FreeHeroes2), it couldn't finish it because it rebooted (the usual one when the screen fades away, and after a few seconds the HP logo appears). I only noticed it after a few hours that my audio came back. Everything is working: Music (Remix), Ringtones, Ringtones preview in Sound settings. And it seems that my previous problem (a second - default - system sound is played after some notifications) is solved too, but I'm not sure yet. So I'm happy but confused and puzzled too. Tylla. |
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