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ā09-08-2024 08:31 PM (Last edited 3 weeks ago by SamsungCaleb ) in
LED and OLED TVsAfter a week or so, the tv will switch from using the headphone audio output jack to using the TV speakers. This is really annoying and Iām about ready to return the tv. This has been happening for months.
All I want is for the headphone audio output jack to remain active all the time and for the TV speakers to stay off. Is this possible? Can someone at Samsung fix this in an update?
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3 weeks ago in
LED and OLED TVsHi there, thanks for posting about this. Just to confirm, have you verified the TV is up to date on software? Additionally, have you checked to make sure the audio output is set to external instead of TV? Lastly, have you tried doing a factory reset on the TV?
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2 weeks ago in
LED and OLED TVsYes. Has latest firmware and was factory reset. Speakers are set to headphones. Issue still existsā¦it randomly switches off the headphones and turns on the tv speakers. Takes a day or takes weeks to repeat. Annoying either way.
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2 weeks ago in
LED and OLED TVsThank you for that information. Try disabling the auto audio output switch some TVs have a setting that automatically switches the audio depending on the detected device. If this is enabled, it could be causing the issue. Check the TV's audio setting for that option. Also, you can use a Bluetooth adapter if you're using wired headphones, consider trying a Bluetooth transmitter/receiver with your TV's audio output, as a workaround to maintain the connection more reliably.
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2 weeks ago in
LED and OLED TVsTried the changes you mentioned. It does not help.
This is not acceptable for a $2,000 tv. Can I return it? I have the 2 year warranty that expires in 2025.