My 3DS is stuck in a permanent state of thinking headphones are plugged in. I have tried every trick in the book. Is there any way to force my 3ds to output audio through the speakers?
Hardware Is there any software solution to disable headphone input on a New 3DS XL? (Sound is broken)
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Most such things are hardware faults and wired into the hardware. I have seen some software stuff you can fake out on a few devices but it is super rare.
What "tricks" have you tried? Most of the time it is either fluff in the port, or the little spring that inserting the jack causes to contact has lost its spring and can be teased back out (putting the headphones in will see it happen again though) or possibly even broken off.
Forest for the trees. Assuming you don't just yank the thing off there then you can probably drive the speakers from the headphone jack if it is going to pretend they are plugged in. Fly some wires from the headphone socket to the speakers and problem solved. Let's not go there, or do the related idea of trace cutting, though.
What "tricks" have you tried? Most of the time it is either fluff in the port, or the little spring that inserting the jack causes to contact has lost its spring and can be teased back out (putting the headphones in will see it happen again though) or possibly even broken off.
Forest for the trees. Assuming you don't just yank the thing off there then you can probably drive the speakers from the headphone jack if it is going to pretend they are plugged in. Fly some wires from the headphone socket to the speakers and problem solved. Let's not go there, or do the related idea of trace cutting, though.
Solved, software solution for Luma3DS 12.0
I can't says link, for google search: "[request] Option to force audio routing to onboard speakers #1837"
I can't says link, for google search: "[request] Option to force audio routing to onboard speakers #1837"
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Holy crap thanks for this. I visited this thread and many others a 2 months ago to see if I could resolve the same issue. I found nothing besides people saying that you have to fix the actual headphone jack itself. (I intalled the build on the site you listed and it works. The audio is back)
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