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ive noticed several times that when I am watching tv, and my phone rings, that my ringtone will actually play through my tv speakers. does anyone know why that happens?? thanks.
Danger said:Keeping in mind that I'm a totally inept follower of technology... are these phones BlueTooth enabled? Just wondering if they're searching for companionship.
This can happen via the antenna effect as I mentioned before, the audio frequency electrical wave pattern for the ring tone going to the cell phone speaker gets picked up through antenna effect in the pre-amp stage of the TV receiver and then gets amplified by the power amp. You could try selecting a disabled input (so no other audio) on the TV and turning up the volume to confirm this.thomasxc said:well, f94toli, i could have swore that it was playing the actual ringtone through the tv.
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