Ok, in 2003 the volume sliders for phone and PDA are seperate. Only problem I have is that a program I use to mute and unmute automatically only unmutes the PDA slider (which leaves me unable to hear my phone ringing). Does anyone know a way to tell Windows Mobile 2003 to lock the volume sliders together, or a program to reset volume levels automatically that supports 2003?
Thanks
check this
and see:
http://www.geocities.com/myppcpe2003/
the current version does it what you requested.
the next version will do even more with volume levels.
Can this software...
Can My Phone Profiles simply sync the two sliders? I don't want to use its other features, just have the two sliders synced up.
Thanks.
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I am very happy with my new qtek 8500, apart from a few minor things...
One of them is that my device autoswitches profile whenever I connect my bluetooth earpiece, maybe for some this is a good idea, but for me it kinda sux.
I use my earpiece almost all the time, and the good thing about being able to set it to a silent profile is that my earpiece still makes sound upon incoming calls, so I don't miss the call, but I won't be bothering anyone 'cause only I will hear it. Please someone with the proper knowledge help me on this, my guess is that's it's a registry-thingy, but I'm a total noob to WM5, and this was not a problem in 2003 se....
Edit the Headset Profile
Go to Start->Settings->Profiles and then highlight Headset then select Menu->Edit. Turn off the ringtone, select vibrate, etc and make the Profile as you need it.
When you're done adjusting, select Done (Left softkey) all the way back out to the Home Screen. Now your Headset Profile will do what you want.
stewea said:
Go to Start->Settings->Profiles and then highlight Headset then select Menu->Edit. Turn off the ringtone, select vibrate, etc and make the Profile as you need it.
When you're done adjusting, select Done (Left softkey) all the way back out to the Home Screen. Now your Headset Profile will do what you want.
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Well thank you, but it's not that i can't adjust my profiles, it's a little more complicated
I want to disable the autswitching of profiles, so that I keep the current profile ( no matter which one ) when I connect my bluetooth earpiece.
I have a Sprint Touch Pro and for some reason I can't adjust the volume during a call. When I hit the volume keys on the side of the TP, the volume screen pops up and the System volume indicator increases or decreases with presses of the keys, but the call volume doesn't change at all.
I have installed the modified audiopara3.csv file to increase the phone's volume, and also have used Diamond Tweak to disable the 100db limit and set the Increase Sound option to High. Any suggestions?
Which volume screen pops up? The HTC one or the Microsoft Windows Mobile default one?
At least for me, the "fix" was to enable the Microsoft default one.
Try http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=2718080&postcount=7
Thanks! That worked.
What Exactley does the cab listed above do? When I try to change the volume during a call it just changes the ringer/system volume as it normally would. I don't want to disable the volume controls all together when I press the side buttons though.
WaltA said:
Which volume screen pops up? The HTC one or the Microsoft Windows Mobile default one?
At least for me, the "fix" was to enable the Microsoft default one.
Try http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=2718080&postcount=7
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ohh, that remover it works for Me, it removes the orig. HTC volume adjuster, and voila! I can adjust the incall volume!
Thanks
Thanks a lot for this, finally getting this verizon brick to be half decent!
Hello All,
I need some help, I had a broken screen and when I replaced it I managed to break both the side volume buttons!
Now I can live with this until I order a replacement ribbon but since I don't have the side volume buttons any more I cannot adjust the speaker volume while i'm making a phone call and it's set to quite low at the moment.
Does anybody know what the program is called so I can invoke it set it to max and close it or at least the registry value that controls this?
Please note both system and ringer volumes are set to max through the device settings, it's the volume during a call I wish to increase...
Thanks in advance!
Did I ask the only un-answerable question in this entire forum?!?!
Put "windows mobile volume setting" into google. The first two links give you some freeware apps that allow you to edit volume on the screen itself.
The one thing my Titan does NOT have that my Tilt2 did was separate volume controls for notifications and call ringtones. Also, there was an automatic setting to cancel notifcations during appointments.
But the biggest issue I have is the Titan call volume throttles back to 10 out of 30, no matter what volume was set before the call. That makes no sense. Some on calls do not hear me well with the volume set so low. I can lower the volume manually but cannot increase it past 10.
Is there an app or registry edit that would get better sound controls?
Hello,
S3 is my first smartphone ever, so please be patient
Since I'm a student, I put my phone on mute during the classes (through the notification bar).
However, it happened to me twice now that accidental touch on volume up hard key took me out of mute. This is of course undesirable... Is there a way to disable this function of volume-up key?
I want to remain muted until I cancel it on notification bar.
Thanks!
bump... can anyone help?
Sad....it remains a big drawback of the android phones that we cant make different profiles for volume like Nokia phones......
I think you can only do this by finding a tone with no sound and setting it for all the alerts manally from sound setting before entering your class room
anyhow this is a good question and hope some devs can desable vol- button for enabling full vol. back
Thanks...
but modifying it manually at the beginning of each class, then again at the end, is not very comfortable.
Perhaps it can be fixed with a mod? something like that:
- clicking volume up if phone is not muted increases the volume, as usual.
- clicking volume up if phone is muted doesn't do anything.