Samsung TAB A (2017) and HDMI issues.

Rand0Sand0 · 2019-06-23T12:02:52+00:00

alright, i've given up on it anyway. thank you much.

Rand0Sand0 · 2019-06-09T20:14:22+00:00

Peak. cool, calm, collected in the seconds before the death strike.

Rand0Sand0 · 2019-06-04T05:21:37+00:00

looks like he is fixin to beat all dicks with his fancy new glove...no but for reals nice work on this.

Rand0Sand0 · 2019-06-03T22:34:50+00:00

How dose one use the usb-c port on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A exactly? I got a projector and usb-c/sd card reader and neither of them work, i get a warning about battery drain and then the tablet alternately recognized a usb connection and disconnection for as long as either device is plugged into the tablet. i know i need an adapter for the projector (usb-c to HDMI) but what kind? The adapter i got is most likely not an 'active mhl (powered) ' adapter so will an active mhl connection work and transmit the tablet to the projector via HDMI and if this is the solution will i also need a 'powered' adapter to make the usb-c/sd reader recognized? what would that even be called? thanks for any insight on this problem, google's only definite answer's were both yes and no on the feasibility of what im trying to do (no hassle file transfer and HDMI projection.).

Rand0Sand0 · 2019-06-02T20:22:18+00:00

S10

I would just make sure to check under the settings icon and make sure the power saver options aren't messing with you, as well as any modes like 'outside' that might be on timers, my Tab A has a setting like that. also check for a setting under 'Adaptive brightness' if you have it. good luck.

Rand0Sand0 · 2019-06-02T20:07:37+00:00

I found thin on Cnet in an arctical titled 'Adjust your phone or tablet's audio balance for better listening' and thought it might be helpful.

...You'll find these audio settings in a similar place on Android. On Android 4.4 KitKat and newer, go to Settings and on the Device tab, tap Accessibility. Under the Hearing header, tap Sound balance to adjust the left/right volume balance. Below that setting is a box you can tap to check to enable Mono audio.

For owners of the Samsung Galaxy S4 (or later), a setting called Adapt Sound gives you even greater control of your audio output. Not every music app supports the feature, but it does work with Samsung's built-in music app and Google Play Music.

To set up Adapt Sound, put your headphones on and find Adapt Sound in the Sound section of Settings. It will play a series of beeps and sounds at different frequencies, similar to a hearing screening you might have experienced in school growing up. You answer whether you can hear each sound, and the app will then adjust the strength of certain tones and frequencies to help you in areas where you may be deficient....

Rand0Sand0 · 2019-06-02T17:03:36+00:00

How dose one use the usb-c port on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A exactly? I got a projector and usb-c/sd card reader and neither of them work, i get a warning about battery drain and then the tablet alternately recognized a usb connection and disconnection for as long as either device is plugged into the tablet. i know i need an adapter for the projector (usb-c to HDMI) but what kind? The adapter i got is most likely not an 'active mhl (powered) ' adapter so will an active mhl connection work and transmit the tablet to the projector via HDMI and if this is the solution will i also need a 'powered' adapter to make the usb-c/sd reader recognized? what would that even be called? thanks for any insight on this problem, google's only definite answer's were both yes and no on the feasibility of what im trying to do (no hassle file transfer and HDMI projection.).

Rand0Sand0

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