So I updated my Mate 10 L29 C636 to 139 version. When my media volume is at 100%, media sound is not that loud. It is way quieter than how I remember it on previous builds.
I had to resort to a volume booster app.
Anyone else with the same problem?
Anyone? I need to know if the latest rom did this or I have faulty speakers. I am in the process of backing up to Hisuite and hard reseting. A long and tedious process. Sound is just unbearably low whether it is media on speaker phone in a call.
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I was wondering if anyone else had issues with their Bluetooth headset after the gingerbread upgrade? Before, on Froyo, I had independent settings for the volume on my headset and on my phone (by this I mean I could turn up the volume all the way on the phone, but still had the five or so presets on my headset); this would give me about 30 or so different volumes I could be at. Now, with Gingerbread, when I change the volume on the phone, it only changes the volume on my headset, so I'm down to only 5 different loudness settings. Sounds like something menial to complain about, but the lowest volume now is blaring, which makes listening to music at work impossible without disturbing others. Any fix that anyone knows of, or anyway around this? Thanks,
Jacob
Bluetooth on gingerbread is working fine for me.
all volume settings.
You might end up resorting to RE -flashing the system.img file for 2.3.4
it should fix it using fastboot
a easier way would be to use the new fruitcake to restore with CWM they work.
I have the Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 which does not have volume control on it, so for devices without the bt volume thing, it plays at full blast even at the lowest volume on the phone.
I downloaded the Bluetooth Volume app and it seems to fix a lot of the volume problems, but its still finicky.
I *just* got this headset, so I don't know if this was a problem with 2.2 Froyo.
I us the S9-HD headset, and everything still works fine with all buttons/volume settings on GB.
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Hi,
I've been having consistent problems with volume, specifically being too low, and especially while connected to a bluetooth headset. I also noticed some odd, and likely related, behavior with the volume in general.
Here's how I see it: Start some music playing. Go to Menu > Settings > Sound > Volume and scrub the Media volume slider back and forth from 100% to 0% and back (and repeat).
On my Atrix, the max sound gets consistently lower each pass until it's silent, even at 100% setting. I think this is part of the issue with the media volume. As I adjust it up and down it loses some peak volume each time. I can bring it back up with a lot of tinkering (mostly through the OS volume controls and in PlayerPro), but I have not found the formula to deal with this in a normal way.
Has anyone else seen this, or can suggest a way to prevent or restore these volume anomalies? Running GB and rooted. Thanks!
I haven't seen this specific issue, but if you think the Atrix has volume problems, go try to use the Infuse without voodoo sound.
Are you saying I should try an Infuse ROM? I'm not sure what you're instructing me to do. Sorry for the extra clarification needed.
No, I'm just saying that your issues could be worse. The Infuse is another phone. Disregard my post if it confuses you.
I use PlayerPro also and have no issues over BT. I start my music playing, turn media volume up full via the volume up button, then control volume level after that with my headset.
I never go into the volume in settings, as it is greyed out for me. I am set on silent and vibrate always as I spend a lot of time in meetings.
My issue is not with PlayerPro or even BT (though it is more noticeable with it), the problem is that the audio gets progressively lower as I raise/lower the volume. PlayerPro does have some volume settings, which is why I mentioned it here.
I found an app called Volume+ that works fine with my rooted Atrix. It boosts the bluetooth audio. I still have the problems I listed above, but this one app may enough to get me over the hump.
I still would like to know what causes the strange volume behavior I'm experiencing above.
Notification volumes used to be very loud on .69. Now I can barely hear it. I've noticed that if you adjust the volume for the media and test a ringtone, it's pretty loud. Does that have to do with anything? I've already factory reset my device, and yet still the same thing. I updated from .69 via Sony PC Companion.
iArvee said:
Notification volumes used to be very loud on .69. Now I can barely hear it. I've noticed that if you adjust the volume for the media and test a ringtone, it's pretty loud. Does that have to do with anything? I've already factory reset my device, and yet still the same thing. I updated from .69 via Sony PC Companion.
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I have the same issue, seems the notifcation sound is not linked to the media volume and not to the ringtone¬ification volume (yeah, seems to be a bug if you ask me).
Try increasing the media volume and you should hear the notifications just fine.
Hello guys, coming from Zuk Z2 i'm now part of your community. Sorry if my english is not perfect, i'm not a native speaker, feel free to correct me or ask what i mean if you couldn't understand something properly.
So problem is, after a few minutes of listening to music (99% Spotify) my volume suddenly become low. From my experiences with my older phones, it seems to me like dialog pop-up box showed up saying my volume is too high for my ears (you know what i mean, high volume warning). But i disabled it. Weird. Only restart helps but only for a short moment.
Thing is, right from the start of using this phone, i didn't like low volume on headphones specifically in Spotify. So i followed this guide:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-9/how-to/guide-honor-9-headphone-volume-increase-t3711247
I followed only first two steps - for disabling high volume warning limit.
Next files or folders i couldn't find , for example " /product/etc/audio/hi6403 " but that seems to be problem of my current android and emui version.
I'm using Android 8.0, Emui 8.0 , rooted with Magisk and with TWRP.
Next weird thing is, my phone is missing Huawei Histen 3D Audio.
After fresh install and setting up my phone i followed this guide:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-6x/how-to/guide-list-bloat-software-emui-safe-to-t3700814
Tell me please if something from the list could remove, or possibly damage my volume.
Thanks in advance. Have a nice day.
Hello, i'm not going to make long post and will try to make it as short as possible to understand
My volume (Speakers and Headphones) keeps going up and down at some parts randomly when playing Music/Video on high volume
Am i the only one having this glitch? Or is it normal? I don't want protection of my ears (some user said it's cause of that on MIUI forum)
Thank You
Mrleonsio said:
Hello, i'm not going to make long post and will try to make it as short as possible to understand
My volume (Speakers and Headphones) keeps going up and down at some parts randomly when playing Music/Video on high volume
Am i the only one having this glitch? Or is it normal? I don't want protection of my ears (some user said it's cause of that on MIUI forum)
Thank You
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Yes it's happening after 9.6.18.0 update, but espcially while Play games while earphone plugged in not with speakers. They said (Xiaomi-POCO) they will fix it soon so wait till update arrive.
I have that issue too..... kind a bother
Next update is going to be big. With many fixes
I vs had something like that on .11 version. After updating it dissapeared and now music plays normal
this happend twice in my poco while on headphones
seems like when music player running in background
sometimes volume goes up and down automatically
after a while it fixed again
Volume auto adjusts itself very often
MIUI 9.6.25.0
Volume goes up and down whenever i plug-in the headphones and start an audio enabled app(Youtube, Wynk etc...). This is really annoying as the sound automatically adjusts itself to HIGH or even to zero sometimes. Please suggest some remedy for this.