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Hello,
I have seen on a rom (I don't remember what) a special volume control with the both ring volume and system volume on the same panel.
Is somebody has it ?
Thank's
i have that function through the use of S2U2, and within there menu system its accesible
that is the volume control off the touch pro.
roms like swift have it cooked in.
cant share mine as i have modifyed it.
someone will post it up for you.
Thank's for your help,
I know the volume control of the touch pro but this has just one panel
One day I seen a volume control with two cursor on the same panel
It was on shootscreen of a cooked rom.
may be I found It
Thank's
Does anyone have a solution for The hardware rocker on devices such as the Wizard for Opal Volume Control ? Im so close to banging my head against the wall. Any advice/help would be appreciated
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Would also like to be able to assign volume control to a hardware key. Any takers on how this is done?
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Anyone? at all? please? *starts to cry*
Anyway, this would be great! It is the only thing missing from my kaiser using the Opal roms. Especially in audio manager where the only way to change the volume is by tapping the volume icon in the start bar. The scroll wheel does nothing at all!
So I would love to see someone take a try at this!
C'mon some help please 608 views not one reply. Is this something that can not be done? Is there not a way to make a shortcut to the volume control so you can launch it similar to S2U2-VC or Setvolume? Please any type of reply would be helpfull.
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I was hoping for an answer to this too but in my quest to find this answer. I came up with a much simpler solution (for me anyway).
I love A_C's S2U2 application and several versions back, he implemented a volume control screen which looks JUST like HTC's except that both volume bars are on one page. (Myself, I think HTC ripped the idea from A_C but made it with 2 tabs so it looked different enough.) What I ended up doing was using that volume control module instead of HTC's since the S2U2 one CAN be bound to a hardware key since it's a shortcut that sits in your start menu.
all very true, i remember trying it right before the HTC version came out, and i found them quite similiar. The only thing is, I do not use s2u2 anymore and it would be nice to have it built into the stock opal manager as that is what comes up when you change volume in the audio manager and the system icon...
There is a way to create a shortcut that will call an IN MEMORY address, I just have no luck getting the correct address for the Volume Control
I use smartskey and the volume up/down key on my Wizard works in Opal Volume Control
dEf0RM said:
I use smartskey and the volume up/down key on my Wizard works in Opal Volume Control
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I have smartskey cooked into WizFlo and it just doesnt work when Manilla is active which is super annoying
cornelha said:
I have smartskey cooked into WizFlo and it just doesnt work when Manilla is active which is super annoying
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Hi,
Boto has given a smartskey.ini file which enables opal volume control to work with volume slider.
I did not tested because wizard's volume slider is damaged. Can you test it. I have Attached the file below
Thanks
Hi,
I've got a simple,not cooked/flashed touch elf rom, but i'd like to have the volume slider to be a jogger, like on BlackBerry's and stuff to scroll down in lists,webpages,...
Is there any way we can achieve this by changing something in the registry or so?
Greetz
nobody has an idea/solution?
Hello,
Does anybody know if there is an easy way to remove the HTC volume controller for the ringtone on the HTC diamond/pro/blackstone.
Very often I turn off the ringtone volume by mistake and miss some phone calls.
Is it possible to have ONLY the "Systeme Volume" and not the ringtone volume anymore.
Thanks in advance
or at least have the volume rocker to change by default the system volume ?
lpaso said:
or at least have the volume rocker to change by default the system volume ?
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Yes, try this registry tweak
HKLM/Software/HTC/VolumeOverlay/DefaultPage
0=System
1=Ringtone
Don't remenber if a SR is mandatory...just try.
zen_green said:
Yes, try this registry tweak
Don't remenber if a SR is mandatory...just try.
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SR seems to be necessary.
Thanks for the tweak!
ok...Installed WP7 + Magldr 1.12 and works perfect. Very Loudest Ringtone and Systemtone without Earphone.
Activate works perfect. Thx Microsoft German Support!
But i want use my InEarphones and listen Music and now its to low...!
I found the Registry Entrys but how make the Volume for Music higher? What is the right Entry for this? Anybody helps?
I need music music volume higher...
Thx DarkForcesTeam for this work...
It's completed mess with volumes.
1) Media & ring volume are too LOUD
2) System notifications with same level like 1) are too LOW
Just use the rocker switches to adjust volume level
stephandelaat said:
Just use the rocker switches to adjust volume level
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What is this?
stephandelaat said:
Just use the rocker switches to adjust volume level
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Whut?
Rocker Switches?
Wrong forum, ffs why are people still posting crap in the dev sections??
Thread reported!
Mine is stupidly loud on ringtones and media etc (to distortion), and it's also too loud through headphones.
When I say this I mean that the loudest setting is over the top and not much use since it's distorted - that's fine, I just won't turn it up that high - simples!
But the problem is that on the lowest setting (1/20) both ringtones and media are still too loud for what should be kind of barely audible. Now that is not easy to workaround so I'd love to sort it out.
Update - got my excessive volume fixed now with the registry edit posted elsewhere by changing the value from 45 to 70.
Now volume level 1 is really quiet how it should be.
Cret said:
Update - got my excessive volume fixed now with the registry edit posted elsewhere by changing the value from 45 to 70.
Now volume level 1 is really quiet how it should be.
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If you happen to find that thread again please post it here as I would really appreciate it.
Kenichi
i did the registry edit too but speakers sound awful still when i want to turn it up a bit to listen to music or videos.... very annoying
Cret said:
Update - got my excessive volume fixed now with the registry edit posted elsewhere by changing the value from 45 to 70.
Now volume level 1 is really quiet how it should be.
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+1 - please share your findings (where is this reg key, what variable?)
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I found the variable he's talking about.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Volume]
"MaxdBAtten"=dword:2D (2D = 45)
I suspect this will not change the ringtone to notification volume differences?
Heimiko said:
+1 - please share your findings (where is this reg key, what variable?)
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I found the variable he's talking about.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Volume]
"MaxdBAtten"=dword:2D (2D = 45)
I suspect this will not change the ringtone to notification volume differences?
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any way of entering this in the phone ?
as a regeditor or something ?
Confirm this works a treat, here is the reg editor
THUDUK said:
Confirm this works a treat, here is the reg editor
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can you confirm the volume difference between ringtone and notifications is still there? or does this also solve that as well?
Heimiko said:
can you confirm the volume difference between ringtone and notifications is still there? or does this also solve that as well?
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I think I just fixed this. I saw a registry edit for WM 6 & it the directory still exists.
HKCU\ControlPanel\SoundCategories\
In each of it's sub directories, change the InitVol value to 100. I notice some were 100 already while others were 85 or even 65. I think this means 100% volume/85% volume/65% volume. Change them all to one value & you'll equalize the volume across the board.