So I'm not sure if this is an OS problem or a phone problem, but since it doesn't happen all the time it's hard to imagine it's specifically hardware.
Any time my phone (motorola droid) makes sound for more than a few seconds (not including phone calls) the sound becomes extremely staticy, like the noise a television on a non-received channel used to make.
If I'm dialing the phone, for instance, the first two beeps will be fine, then the static starts, and the beeps begin to stretch out, as if the static is slowing them down. Or if I play a music file, it plays fine for like, ten seconds, and then the static starts and overrides the music. The static will continue until the music file would have ended, and then stops.
I'm running the newest update of the OS, it's not rooted, and I haven't put any unsigned software on my phone. Any ideas what could be causing this? If I can't sort it out myself I guess I'll take it to the store, cause it's only five months old.
Any time my phone (motorola droid) makes sound for more than a few seconds (not including phone calls) the sound becomes extremely staticy, like the noise a television on a non-received channel used to make.
If I'm dialing the phone, for instance, the first two beeps will be fine, then the static starts, and the beeps begin to stretch out, as if the static is slowing them down. Or if I play a music file, it plays fine for like, ten seconds, and then the static starts and overrides the music. The static will continue until the music file would have ended, and then stops.
I'm running the newest update of the OS, it's not rooted, and I haven't put any unsigned software on my phone. Any ideas what could be causing this? If I can't sort it out myself I guess I'll take it to the store, cause it's only five months old.
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