Need to turn it on everytime when in call, is there any tweaks to make it always on? Btw, is there any differents after turned it on? Thanks!
henrystc said:
Need to turn it on everytime when in call, is there any tweaks to make it always on? Btw, is there any differents after turned it on? Thanks!
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HKLM > Software > HTC > Phone > PhoneExtendSetting:
ReduceNoiseInCall to 1
SupportReduceNoiseInCall to 1
Anyone knows what is the difference with it on?
I don't get it. Why would you ask for a way to ensure that a certain thing is always turned on if you do not know what it actually does?????
No one knows what is this for?
DeadVirus said:
No one knows what is this for?
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it call "noise reduction" when in call.
johncmolyneux said:
I don't get it. Why would you ask for a way to ensure that a certain thing is always turned on if you do not know what it actually does?????
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Are you using the official ROM?
ben_998 said:
it call "noise reduction" when in call.
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What?
I knows it reduces noise (the name is obvious...) but what noise? From our side or from the other persons side? And how (the HD2 only has one mic, unlike the Pro2 I think)?
DeadVirus said:
What?
I knows it reduces noise (the name is obvious...) but what noise? From our side or from the other persons side? And how (the HD2 only has one mic, unlike the Pro2 I think)?
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HI, sorry, no idea, but i guess it will reduces the HD2 side noise, like the Pro2, I have tested, no difference.
ben_998 said:
HI, sorry, no idea, but i guess it will reduces the HD2 side noise, like the Pro2, I have tested, no difference.
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Oh Ok... I'll try to test it latter and then post the results (if I get any results)...
ben_998 said:
Are you using the official ROM?
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No, I use a custom ROM, but I'm not questioning what it does. I just don't understand why a thread has been raised asking how to do something that the OP doesn't even know what it is for!
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Hello All,
I'm a newbie and I wanted to know if there is app any where like Volume Care that allows me to boost the sound of the device? I currently have a T-Mobile Wing.
Thx
Yeah i would like somethin like that to
Wow I'm surprised no one has tackled this one? Is it possible for me to develop something on my own? I have no programming skills but I would be willing to try it out.
yes..i'm interested also
Do you guys want this for the main speaker, handset's ear piece used during
calls or headphone output?
PhillyKing said:
Hello All,
I'm a newbie and I wanted to know if there is app any where like Volume Care that allows me to boost the sound of the device? I currently have a T-Mobile Wing.
Thx
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There are multiple threads running on this forum about boosting the volume using the registry. Did you check that out?
Maybe you should ask an admin if there could be a special section for the T-Mobile Wing (HTC Atlas). Keep in mind that a lot of tips and tweaks are already available for similar devices
AquiEsta! said:
Do you guys want this for the main speaker, handset's ear piece used during
calls or headphone output?
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I would like it for the main speaker personally. I don't think the volume of the handset's speaker is bad. More so I want to hear it when I have an incoming call but I don't think it would hurt to have something that controls all that can be adjusted.
mccune:
When I do a search nothing seems to come up? If you have some keywords because I might be using the wrong ones, I'll gladly do the grunt work of search for a solution. Thanks
PhillyKing said:
I would like it for the main speaker personally. I don't think the volume of the handset's speaker is bad. More so I want to hear it when I have an incoming call but I don't think it would hurt to have something that controls all that can be adjusted.
mccune:
When I do a search nothing seems to come up? If you have some keywords because I might be using the wrong ones, I'll gladly do the grunt work of search for a solution. Thanks
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WOW, the main speaker is TOO loud in my case. Maybe your settings are off.
Another fix is making your own ringtones and tailoring the sound for more high
end. I'm sure you noticed how TV commercials ALWAYS seem louder, well it's
how they choose the sound mix do get that "loudness". I make all my
ringtones and they're bloody loud.
PhillyKing said:
I would like it for the main speaker personally. I don't think the volume of the handset's speaker is bad. More so I want to hear it when I have an incoming call but I don't think it would hurt to have something that controls all that can be adjusted.
mccune:
When I do a search nothing seems to come up? If you have some keywords because I might be using the wrong ones, I'll gladly do the grunt work of search for a solution. Thanks
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I agree the search function does s*ck
The way it works for me the best is:
Google >> Advanced >> Use 'http://forum.xda-developers.com' as domain. That's all
mccune said:
I agree the search function does s*ck
The way it works for me the best is:
Google >> Advanced >> Use 'http://forum.xda-developers.com' as domain. That's all
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Now there's something I haven't tried before.
Thanks!
Hi Guys,
How to setting vibrate when call answer (pickup)?
I'm afraid you cant on the X1, I miss that feature from the HTC devices.
I have it.
its in the settings menu on s2u2 (slide2unlock2)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=464695&highlight=s2u2
eh?
can someone please explain in english what the OP is asking? so we can understand the answer. i dont like how the phone vibrates constantly instead of in a pattern, is this related?
Jasand said:
I have it.
its in the settings menu on s2u2 (slide2unlock2)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=464695&highlight=s2u2
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yeah i use that also, you make a call and once it makes a connection(someone picking up) it vibrate, its pretty cool and it also has a different unlock screen
alias_neo said:
can someone please explain in english what the OP is asking? so we can understand the answer. i dont like how the phone vibrates constantly instead of in a pattern, is this related?
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No, it's not related.
He wanted to know how he can have a short vibrate-signal when a call connection is established (e.g. when answering a phone call, the phone vibrates one short time and shows you that you can speak now)
Try Yota Contacts. It also has the vibrate when call picked up feature.
isn't that available on the Blackstone Dialer too?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=442154
mkouk said:
isn't that available on the Blackstone Dialer too?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=442154
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Yes. The option became available for me after installing the Blackstone Dialer.
It's under phone options on the "Advanced" tab (the last one on the right).
mkouk said:
isn't that available on the Blackstone Dialer too?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=442154
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Great!
TNX!
But HOW to do this without additional (huge) programs?? Registry fix for example.
Like usual patch for SE k750...
Cool
skycamefalling said:
No, it's not related.
He wanted to know how he can have a short vibrate-signal when a call connection is established (e.g. when answering a phone call, the phone vibrates one short time and shows you that you can speak now)
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Ah, cool. Sodoes this work for outgoing calls? Say when the other person picks up, so we don't have to keep phone to ear while it rings.
The feature described sounds nice, it's a HTC feature? I'v never heard of it before.
alias_neo said:
Ah, cool. Sodoes this work for outgoing calls? Say when the other person picks up, so we don't have to keep phone to ear while it rings.
The feature described sounds nice, it's a HTC feature? I'v never heard of it before.
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It is old feature as my granny. All sonyericsson phones have patches to make it feature and even developed for symbian...
Ethermind said:
But HOW to do this without additional (huge) programs?? Registry fix for example.
Like usual patch for SE k750...
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For the fifth time in this forum, search for VAlert. It's a small problem which allows you to choose the "pulse" you want for incoming calls.
Is it possible to disable phone wake up when a new message comes in? I want wake up to be enabled when a call is coming, but not for text messages. I think there are some "scripts" in the registry to control the ringing-behaviour and these involve wake up. Is it possible to modify this setting specifically for SMS/MMS?
XperiaTweak
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=440035
dogans said:
XperiaTweak
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=440035
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What does it do to achieve it? I don't like XperiaTweak too much, I don't think it's a very good piece of SW. And it means one app more.
it does what you have asked.
bknewtype said:
it does what you have asked.
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I know so man, I want to know HOW IT DOES IT. This must be a simple registry setting (Anything else is rubbish anyway). I just wanna know which one and I'm so happy.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=windows+mobile+disable+wake+up+sms
First and 3rd hits
harveydent said:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=windows+mobile+disable+wake+up+sms
First and 3rd hits
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Doesn't sound like it's working well for them. Are you sure this is the same thing that XperiaTweak does?
Have you tried applying the registry tweak mentioned in the threads? It was what you were looking for, wasn't it?
HK_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL
Select "New" D_Word and you will be asked to enter the details :
Top portion just enter : DisableSMSWakeUpEvent
and bottom portion just enter the value : 1
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[HK_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL]
"DisableSMSWakeUpEvent"=dword:1
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harveydent said:
Have you tried applying the registry tweak mentioned in the threads? It was what you were looking for, wasn't it?
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I've tried it now and it seems to work so far Thank you very much for your help!
I have a HD2 with a official telstra customized ROM which doesn't have the option to turn off the camera shutter sound. Is there a registry hack to remove/disable this sound?
It is not needed. The camera app itself has this feature. Check the advanced options section 3
donalgodon said:
It is not needed. The camera app itself has this feature. Check the advanced options section 3
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As I said before I have a official telstra ROM which doesn't have the option to turn off the camera shutter sound.
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I don't know the details of Telstra ROM, but maybe you can overwrite the shutter sound file (By using Resco Explorer) with a silent one with the same name. Just a thought..
ozkaya said:
I don't know the details of Telstra ROM, but maybe you can overwrite the shutter sound file (By using Resco Explorer) with a silent one with the same name. Just a thought..
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It's worth a try. I have replaced the ShutterSound.wav file with a silent file with the same name but it still makes the shutter noise when taking pictures. Why?
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hkey local machine\software\htc\camera\general\disableshuttersound
change value from 0 to 1
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hkey local machine\software\htc\camera\general\disableshuttersound
change value from 0 to 1
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Done it. Still there is a shutter sound. What else can I do?
sexy2 said:
Done it. Still there is a shutter sound. What else can I do?
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soft reset?
hmm, a quick search for 'shutter' in ceregistryeditor (i recommend it) turns up a few keys in
HKEY LOCAL MACHINE\sytem\pictures\camera\oem
entries like forceshuttersound, and shuttersoundvolume look interesting, try fiddling with them.
Check TG01 threads
I used to have a TG01 and there was no option to remove the shutter sound but through replacing the shuttersound audio file the problem was solved. There are a couple of ways to do it and I do not remember the exact way. Try checking the TG01 forum here or check http://www.modaco.com/content/toshiba-tg01-tg01-modaco-com/291997/remove-shutter-sound/ they were the first ones to support the TG01 and all hacks that go along with it.
samsamuel said:
hmm, a quick search for 'shutter' in ceregistryeditor (i recommend it) turns up a few keys in
HKEY LOCAL MACHINE\sytem\pictures\camera\oem
entries like forceshuttersound, and shuttersoundvolume look interesting, try fiddling with them.
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I have replaced both values with 0. But still no luck, I also noticed that the shuttersound in the registry is linked to /windows/shuttersound.wav which I have already replaced with a silent file. So how is it possible for it to still make the noise?
sexy2 said:
I have replaced both values with 0. But still no luck, I also noticed that the shuttersound in the registry is linked to /windows/shuttersound.wav which I have already replaced with a silent file. So how is it possible for it to still make the noise?
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voodoooo, someone is always watching, controlling, , , , ,
samsamuel said:
voodoooo, someone is always watching, controlling, , , , ,
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I'm starting to think that aswell. There is got to be a way to disable it, what could it be?
Why would they take that sound option out of the rom???? Just flash another normal rom on....
Towserspvm2000 said:
Why would they take that sound option out of the rom????
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It is a legal requirement in more than a few countries that there had to be a sound when taking pictures. It's so you can't take sneaky pictures without someone's permissions, ie changing rooms...
johnk1973 said:
it is a legal requirement in more than a few countries that there had to be a sound when taking pictures. It's so you can't take sneaky pictures without someone's permissions, ie changing rooms...
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ooooooooooooooohhhh!!!!
johnk1973 said:
It is a legal requirement in more than a few countries that there had to be a sound when taking pictures. It's so you can't take sneaky pictures without someone's permissions, ie changing rooms...
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really... who cares?
Olioaglio
Olioaglio said:
really... who cares?
Olioaglio
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That's a guilty quote by the looks of things!
hy guys, is there a setting (or an eternal software) to automatically enable the speakerphone when i respond (or make) to a call?
the-lightning said:
hy guys, is there a setting (or an eternal software) to automatically enable the speakerphone when i respond (or make) to a call?
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Unfortunately not, you have to do manually when starting or when receiving the phone call.
Check this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8236124#post8236124 i think it's exactly what you need
zalaros said:
Check this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8236124#post8236124 i think it's exactly what you need
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you are a genius!
thanks mate, it exactly does what i need!!!