Hello, My volume in call is too low even on maximum level. Can I boost it somehow, maybe there is some xml file I need to edit? I've got root.
Same thing
I checked in hidden menu, loop back test and it says current volume:4 max volume: 7. I tried to find a way to increase it but with no success
I went in hidden menu by typing in dialer
*#546368#*840# last 3 digits is model number
If anyone know how to change current volume from 4 to 7 would be great to post it here
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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.
SOLUTION FOUND - TESTING -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1411317
I'll provide a better tutorial for those interested when im done testing it ;-) seems i can build a custom Framework.jar with edited volume increments.
I'm running cm7 from cm9, I listen to alot of music during the day and night but I find the volumes at the high end of the range perfect but the volumes down the low end to stark.
The gaps between 0 and 1 is no sound and then considerably loud in a quiet environment, is this a kernel related volume incriment or set by the code in cm7 somewhere?
I can't find an app to add what I'd call analouge volume control ( finer increments in DB from 0 to MAX)
Any ideas guys?
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not to threadjack but how do you even use the high volume? at a volume level of 1 with my TripleFi 10 Pros is as loud as I wanna get.
I plug my SGS2 into the car and I can't go anywhere above 1/4. It's as loud as my Nexus S on FULL, and same with my iPod touch. the sound output is ridiculously loud.
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MistahBungle said:
This is a well known (and annoying because I use a rom that's a CM derivative) issue. I've learned to live with it & don't really want to run a standalone app just to give me fine control of volume levels, however, I found this on my travels recently. I haven't tried it, but this might be a good starting point for apps to try.
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Nice find I tried about 8 apps last night, also considered a voodoo sound esque fix but we know the sgs2 has not got the correct hardware.
unless there is a voodoo sound kernel for cm7 out there but all kernels I try with cm7 give me a corrupt boot to the boot logo and then crashes and I have to hard reset.
CM7 is horrid for 3rd party Kernel support.
MistahBungle said:
Since I started using the app in my sig, I only need volume on around 25-30% thru in-ears. Before that I'd have it on 80% or so. SGS2 (maybe not all, could be manufacturing variations .
Thats what i see manufacture variations .
Stock phone stock headphones no sound change apps volume level at 50% is far to high on my phone . Its an original day one released phone .
jje
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MistahBungle said:
Supercurio has released Voodoo Louder for SGS2 which also boosts headphone/headset volume (by 6dB), but it doesn't give you that fine volume control.
And as JJE said in his post, with the experiences reported by SGS2 owners on here, this volume issue would appear to be a manufacture issue/dependent on which 'batch' your phone came from.
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I'd like to call that unreliable information, as I never had this issue with Cognation ROM, its only become a issue with the Current CM7.1.
I'd take a look into this but I have no experience into editing the android system short of using command sin Terminal Emulator and ADB.
There must be a scale somewhere that relates to the number of volume increments and the DB output, after all there is a law regarding maximum volumes of devices in the EU and OEM's adjust there in their hardware dependant on Region, so the DB values can be adjusted some how, I just need to know where i can find it.
EDIT : This works on some handsets not my SGS2 !
Dial in *#*#197328640#*#*
Next, tap your finger onto the following, in the following order:
[5] Audio
[1] Handset
[1] Volume
[1] SRS Speech RX Volume
next notice the following defaults that pop up.
[0]0_lvl:63
[1]1_lvl:68
[2]2_lvl:73
[3]3_lvl:78
[4]4_lvl:83
[5]5_lvl:88
This basically means, that your volume up and down keys have 5 clicks, starting from the lowest setting, and click your volume up 5 times, takes you through the sequence of volumes listed above. You can change each click to be a new volume setting. For me 1-4 are fine, I just wanted max volume, which is click number 5, to be something higher. The phone does not let you to put in half increments, meaning 88.5 is not possible. So you have to use increments of 1. Please please do this carefully, dont suddenly jump to 95, you could blow out your speaker possibly. So I tried just 1 increment above 88, went to 89, and perfect, much louder now! okay so this is how you do it:
Once you get the list above, do the following:
Click your finger on [5]5_lvl:88
Next, a screen pops up asking for input. On the bottom of your phone, tap the menu button, this is the button next to the little home button.
Next tap "key input"
Next tap 1 increment at a time, lets start off with 89 so where it says enter value, tap this, your keyboard pops up, type in 89
Next Tap your menu button again
Next Tap "end"
you are now finished, make a phone call and see how 89 works for you, when your volume is set to max
Remember this volume adjustment seems to reset after you reboot the phone. Some people online are saying you can also make the volume higher by playing with the hearing aid settings, I personally haven't tried this yet.
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You can call the volume loudness issue anything you want. But given the experiences of people who have posted here over the past however many months, that is what these experiences suggest.
This is what JJE & I were talking about when we mentioned the manufacture thing.
Not the fine volume issue.
Indeed, that seems to be prevalent on CM based roms. I don't recall having any problems increasing volume in small increments for the < 1 week I ran stock firmware on my phone after I bought it.
As I've said, it's not a big enough deal for me to use a standalone app, so it's definitely not a big enough deal for me to muck around with dialer codes. I saw these codes months ago before I even bought my phone, and never bothered with them. The fine volume control doesn't really bother me, I just thought I'd reply to you OP given you were after an app that enables same, and I'd found the app I gave you a link to recently.
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That app did nothing, I used it and it gave me the same options as DSP gives you from CM.
The not high enough volume issue can easily be solved in CM7 but comment about that has hijacked my thread, im looking into how we can edit the fine volume adjustment or edit the increments to go from MAX to MIN volume.
Service codes don't appear to work on my handset ( CM related ? ) but I believe the service mode is built into the framework.
Hi all
I recently purchased a new THL W11 32GB phone and I'm happy with it besides 2 problems:
1 it restarts automatically every once and a while, about once a day or two
2 the media volume is too low, I've entered to engineering mode and increased it to maximum but it is still not enough
Do you have any experience with those issues?
Do you think that another ROM may help?
If so, any recommendations? I need one that supports Hebrew language
Thanks
Shlomi
shlomiweiss said:
the media volume is too low, I've entered to engineering mode and increased it to maximum but it is still not enough
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I am on the THL website to see, don't know can use.
Increase the volume on the headphones:
1. Enter the engineering menu:
Two. Select Audio> Headset mode.
Three. Leave selected Type -> Sip
Values are changed:
Max Vol - 160
And here I put values ??from 0 to 255 with equal intervals for each level:
Level 0-0
Level 1-43
Level 2-85
Level 3-128
Level 4-171
Level 5-215
Level 6-255
Raise the speaker volume:
1. Enter *#15963#* engineering menu:
Two. Select Audio> Loudspeaker mode
This removes the link HTCMania tricks and modifications.
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1 it restarts automatically every once and a while, about once a day or two
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Good day everyone. Have the same problem. Does anyone find a solution?
Based on this solution for the S3 : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1722136
Seems it doesn't fit with the S2, after reboot, same message coming again everytime I plug my headset and increase the volume. As proposed I've added the "default_gain.conf" file to system/etc, tried it like that and also edited with value set to 100 (headset vol).
Anyone please can tell me what file(s) to modify/add in order to get this fixed ? Or any other solution.
Many thanks
Hi,
I have an Elephone P9000 and I just realized the audio comes out only from the right side (bottom of the phone)
Does this phone only have one speaker (mono) or it's just broken and I have to get it fixed?
Thanks,
Gaetano
Is right , P9000 have only One speaker
Gesendet von meinem P9000 mit Tapatalk
The phone has only one speaket built in. The holes in the other side are just for the looks.
This is actually a sad thing to do from the people at ELephone.
Not to mention the photoshop on the pictures to show less bezel.
I can't complain about the phone, but those things bother me a lot.
Is there any way to lower the volume of the phone? In bed I like to listen to talk radio as an fall asleep but the speaker is just too ****ing loud. On my S4 the lowest volume setting was fine, I could put it beneath my pillow and listen. The lowest volume setting on the P9000 is still quite loud so I can't use it.
This sucks, weird situation I know. Any way to change it?
You can change the minimum volume in the Engineering Mode
Fran Montero is right.
If you go to the MTK engineering settings, you're able to tune the volume amplitude for each audio output and for each audio level.
For this, access the MTK engineering by using a specific program in the playstore or by compsing the following code in the phone dialer: *#*#3646633#*#*
In the menu, go to the "Hardware Testing" tab, and select "Audio" in the list.
Next, select "Volume" , then "Audio Playback".
In this new menu, you have to choose which source you want to modify, and after which audio output you're targeting.
Below these 2 settings, you can see a list of 16 indexes (Index 0 to Index 15).
These indexes corresponds to the number of steps you have when you press the Volume +/- keys.
In you're case, you should select "Music" as source and "Speaker" as audio output.
If you want to level down the sound of the lowest audible level of your phone, go to Index 1 and change the value to a smaller one (Mine is set to 88. it could be set to 50 for example).
After you modify it, go completely down of the screen, press the "Set" button, wait for the successful setting pop-up window, confirm it, go out from the MTK Engineering menu and restart your phone to take your new audio value setting in account.
If everything's goes well (and if I'm not wrong with my advice...) your phone should output a sound level less louder than usual in the first volume level.
If you want to change all the audio steps to have a more lean volume curve, feel free to do it as you want.
Just keep in mind that each level can be set from 0 to 255 (0 = Silent / 255 = MAX) and that it's not a good idea to apply the maximum value in one of the settings, as it could harm the audio device output if continuously used at this max level.
To tell you the truth, it seems the default setting of the P9000 is not very clean as I can see that all the Index 15 audio output settings are at 255 value....
I can try to use an Oscilloscope to see if the sound is not distorted by these innapropriate value.
Or maybe the PGA settings has something to do with that. I haven't found the meaning of this setting, but it's probably the value setting of the Gain used for the power amplifier linked to each audio output.
Need to clarify it, but I don't have time now.
Tell us if these advice worked for you.