Audio connection problem

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On 3/13/08, Luca Olivetti <luca at ventoso.org> wrote:
> I connect my nokia n800 to the line input of my car stereo (the factory
>  one) and I don't hear such a high level of noise.
>  The sensitivity of the line level is quite low (as reported by many
>  users on a forum dedicated to my car model, so it's not a tablet
>  problem), so I have to crank up both the tablet volume and the stereo
>  volume, this in itself isn't a big problem, the problem is when I switch
>  to another source (radio or cd) forgetting to turn the volume down ;-).
>  Once I had a loud thumping noise while charging (with a cheap car
>  charger) and it turns out the audio jack wasn't fully inserted in the
>  socket.
>
>  Bye.
>  --
>
> Luca

I didn't mention that in so many words, but yes, the output level of
the Nokia seems to be significantly less than optimum, and less than
my mp3 player. I think that amplifies the problem. When I turn all the
volume settings I can find on the Nokia all the way up, the noise
seems to lessen, and not just as a matter of perception because the
music is louder.

Mark


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