Static When Using Iphone
#1
Static When Using Iphone
I've recently started hearing static popping noise coming from the speaker whenever I listen to any music from my Iphone. When I put on radio it plays perfectly fine with no static pops. Any reason why it is doing this?
2010 Nissan Maxima SV Premium and Tech Package
2010 Nissan Maxima SV Premium and Tech Package
Last edited by roflman13; 12-16-2016 at 11:33 AM.
#3
Pulled this from another auto forum, might help you.
Try these troubleshooting tips to help correct your USB connection’s static playback:
Check your device for programs running in the background that may be causing audio interruptions.
Make sure that your original audio file is a high-quality version. Issues with corrupted or low-quality files may become more apparent at higher volumes.
Inspect your USB cord for damage, and be sure that it’s firmly plugged into your vehicle and device. (Note: You may want to try using a new OEM USB cable that’s sold or compatible with your device.)
Ensure your device’s volume isn’t set too low. A low volume setting on your device, combined with a high volume setting on your vehicle, may over-amplify the device’s audio signal, resulting in decreased audio quality.
Your device may be retaining a static charge due to a grounding issue.
Consider using a USB cable with a ground loop isolator to minimize noise from static and other electrical systems.
The static could also be caused by electromagnetic interference from other electrical systems, in which case a shielded USB cable may help resolve the issue.
Connecting your device over USB will most likely yield better sound quality than connecting over Audio line in.
Just a thought, you could try using another IPhone to see if the problem is still there.
Try these troubleshooting tips to help correct your USB connection’s static playback:
Check your device for programs running in the background that may be causing audio interruptions.
Make sure that your original audio file is a high-quality version. Issues with corrupted or low-quality files may become more apparent at higher volumes.
Inspect your USB cord for damage, and be sure that it’s firmly plugged into your vehicle and device. (Note: You may want to try using a new OEM USB cable that’s sold or compatible with your device.)
Ensure your device’s volume isn’t set too low. A low volume setting on your device, combined with a high volume setting on your vehicle, may over-amplify the device’s audio signal, resulting in decreased audio quality.
Your device may be retaining a static charge due to a grounding issue.
Consider using a USB cable with a ground loop isolator to minimize noise from static and other electrical systems.
The static could also be caused by electromagnetic interference from other electrical systems, in which case a shielded USB cable may help resolve the issue.
Connecting your device over USB will most likely yield better sound quality than connecting over Audio line in.
Just a thought, you could try using another IPhone to see if the problem is still there.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Maxima 97 SE
4th Generation Classifieds (1995-1999)
2
02-29-2016 09:04 PM
bbsitum
4th Generation Maxima (1995-1999)
7
02-20-2016 12:05 PM