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yikess

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Jul 23, 2011
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I searched a bit on this website for a topic related to this, but no luck. On google I found someone tapes aluminum to the back bottom right corner of his iphone to prevent this. But in my car, when playing music off my iphone through my deck, I hear popping in my car speakers. Now no popping comes through my cars speakers when I play a disc or use a USB drive...so this tells me my iphone is the source of this. A quick restart helped, but a few days later it came back. Any advice? thanks!

PS- the only conclusion I have is to use airplane mode. BUT, 1) its late so I will test that out tomorrow and 2) I NEED airplane mode on cause my job requires GPS!
 
If you're using a 3.5mm audio jack on either or both ends, I'd start looking there for the problem. A bad/intermittent connection will most definitely result in popping. You can test this by wiggling the connector(s), or trying a different cord.

Regards,
Tom
 
I searched a bit on this website for a topic related to this, but no luck. On google I found someone tapes aluminum to the back bottom right corner of his iphone to prevent this. But in my car, when playing music off my iphone through my deck, I hear popping in my car speakers. Now no popping comes through my cars speakers when I play a disc or use a USB drive...so this tells me my iphone is the source of this. A quick restart helped, but a few days later it came back. Any advice? thanks!

PS- the only conclusion I have is to use airplane mode. BUT, 1) its late so I will test that out tomorrow and 2) I NEED airplane mode on cause my job requires GPS!

this used to happen to me, I fixed it by a simple reboot of the phone
 
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