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I assume it is the line-out. No female jack connector specfic for headphones. I want to connect usual headphones that has a male jack connector. According to samsung see here , the solution is the Y-cable.
It seems they are not worried about impedances and, in photo, it seems they are not worried about what is RCA or jack?
Why not use a commercially offered amplifier designed for the purpose? These days, there are fewer available amplifiers in the US, anyway which are designed only for this purpose you usually have to buy more than just an amplifier , but they exist. They are rare these days and usually only supplied to "tube" people, now, it seems.
I kind of hate the fact that the market for a simple stereo amplifier has dwindled down to such a small market. But it has. That said, for example, something like this will do the job quite well and it does exactly and only the job you want done.
You could also consider the idea of making something. If so, would you prefer a kit amplifier, an IC solution, or discrete schematic? If you are posting here, perhaps you are comfortable approaching one of those? Regardless, you do some some kind of active amplification. It doesn't have to be complicated. And you'd have to decide if you want the two RCA sides combined into a mono-output or if you wanted stereo retained. But it will need a source of power, whether battery or otherwise.
Interesting catch from Samsung. I still wouldn't go that way. It doesn't seem correct to me. You already mentioned that the audio seemed muted to you. Forums Tablets Android Tablets.
JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Previous Next Sort by votes. Aug 4, 3 0 0. The headphone jack on my RCA tablet is basically broken. I've tried 3 different types of headphones with it, none work. My Philips headphones only work when plugged in and bent. I have to put pressure on the headphone jack of the headphones for it to work though.
I've also tried some skullcandys and those don't work either, even when the jack is bent. Same with some skullcandy earbuds. I just want to know what's wrong and try to get it fixed or replace my tablet if necessary. Sorry if this is kind of confusing, I don't know all of the exact terms.
Apr 6, 25, , 13, It sounds like the jack is the problem and not the headphones. That can happen really easily. If the headphone wire gets yanked, the tablet it dropped, the headphones are pulled out to harshly, etc.
The list goes on and on. In the end, you need to replace the jack, no matter the actual way it got damaged. Although I would try to avoid whatever it was that caused it in the future. If the device is under warranty still, I would contact the manufacturer about a repair. If it isn't under warranty any longer, then you have the option to try and do the repair yourself if you feel comfortable doing it or take it to a local tech.
Well, if it is less than a year since you purchased it, you shouldn't need any papers. Just call the manufacturer. You must log in or register to reply here. I replaced with a brand new battery. It still won't turn on. My rca viking pro won't come all the way on it's on the Rca turn on screen but it's blanking on and off won't go to main scree Android Tablets 1 Dec 30, L Solved!
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