And a microphone too

I have superlux cans with no mic and wanted to add a mic, so I could also splice in a control board if I wanted.

iOS does it differently though, they use some signaling idk

that's pretty fucking clever

But for android, just short the mic pin to ground with different resistances

I should have bothered to look this shit up sooner 🤔

It's not really too important to knoe

how to normal headphones deal with it tho

Most people aren't diying inline buttons on their headphones

and how does android handle different headphones that don't use this mechanism

Android detects normal TRS headphones by detecting a dead short across mic and ground when you plug them in

trs???

3 pin

Or whatever

I just mean that I love to tinker and this was always a tinker thing, I just assumed an end-user couldn't add this function to existing cans for some reason 😂

Well you can't if the plug is TRS

You need your headphones to have a TRRS plug

4 pin balanced audio?

Just cut off the 3-pin and splice in 4-pin lmao 😂

wait a second what ground does the mic use

Same grouind as the others silly

Yeah

Trrs is normally laid out as l, r, ground, mic

I think

but there's 2 grounds on the balanced

ground is always the last one

Only need one ground for consumer electronics. If you were in sound production recording professionally you might need a separate ground, but

There are multiple standards

Ground isnt the last one

Most mobile devices now use ctia because that's what apple uses

left is prolly apple

FUCK

Yep

how can it balanced with one ground!

But everyone copied them

It's not balanced

☺ this and the portable TV project will be fun

why did apple use this retarded shit

why not have a comfy uniform degisn