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I am using Android 2.2 and the ringtone volume is verry low.
How can i get it louder ?
You best bet is to make your own ringtone and increase the volume, then copy the new file to the phone. I usually make ringtones on my PC using Gold Wave. To increase the volume: go to Effect>Volume>Shape Volume, and choose a reasonable higher value. I have been using this program for such a long time, and never had any issues. It works very well.
There are free alternatives like Audacity. I did not try it, but it might be good as well.
There was an app to increase speaker volume, "DSP-based equalizer" but it had to be built into the build as I recall. I tried it before on one of the Desire builds, and I can't say it was useful.
ı have same problemö and couldnt fınd solutıon yet
There is an app, for that.
Called Volume+ .. I think it's paid, but it does the job more than well.
Marvlesz said:
There is an app, for that.
Called Volume+ .. I think it's paid, but it does the job more than well.
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I've tried that it doesn't seem to be working on my HD2!
Yeah +1 for volume+ (Sound Boost) it works awesomely !
uzeytin said:
I've tried that it doesn't seem to be working on my HD2!
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It does work, on all HD2s.
Just make sure you don't have other sound apps (such as DSP Manager) . Either install them or freeze them.
And make sure you are setting it up correctly .
It works just fine here.
Marvlesz said:
It does work, on all HD2s.
Just make sure you don't have other sound apps (such as DSP Manager) . Either install them or freeze them.
And make sure you are setting it up correctly .
Finally i did it, thx a lot.
It works just fine here.
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hi
search for XLoud Engine for HD2, maybe it will help you
I see many people have problem with low call volume in NAND builds. Me too.
The problem is only in an incoming call. When I make a call everything is OK and the sound is normal, but when I receive a call it's very very low. I can hardly hear the other side. If I turn on and then off the speaker during the call, the sound becomes normal (as it should be). But it's very annoying to do it on every call.
I've tried different builds with different kernels, different radios, but the problem is still there.
So if anyone has a solution, please post it here.
Delete/move the htcleo.acdb out of etc/firmware and system/etc/firmware and reboot, this should make it somewhat better, overall. But Ringer, notification, alarm, and media volumes are still not where they should be.
in futureshocks nand rom the call voulume is very good and the other sounds too i also tought it's a nand problem but with his build there is no problem
In the JDMS build the volume level is amazingly loud. Check it out.
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AngelDeath said:
Delete/move the htcleo.acdb out of etc/firmware and system/etc/firmware and reboot, this should make it somewhat better, overall. But Ringer, notification, alarm, and media volumes are still not where they should be.
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You're wrong. Media player sound is improved significantly.
Gingerbread zip version its pretty loud, louder than any
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try MDJ series, i tried mdj revolution hd super light it was amazing.
did this with mdjs build and now im getting a bunch of clicking noises and no sound at all..
OK, I tried gauner1986's HD-FI 0.3 build and have NO PROBLEMS with sound
Try mdj... no prob here...
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AngelDeath said:
Delete/move the htcleo.acdb out of etc/firmware and system/etc/firmware and reboot, this should make it somewhat better, overall. But Ringer, notification, alarm, and media volumes are still not where they should be.
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Machzelet said:
You're wrong. Media player sound is improved significantly.
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That DID fix the problem,and it DID improve the media sound BUT now i get background noise in when someone is calling me,they complain about background noise.
HateSoul said:
That DID fix the problem,and it DID improve the media sound BUT now i get background noise in when someone is calling me,they complain about background noise.
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Do a search, some people have complained about this too, not everyone gets it, but there is a fix for Mic gain, and background noise. I'd do a search but I just woke up and am still looking for pinholes in my eye lids.
HateSoul said:
That DID fix the problem,and it DID improve the media sound BUT now i get background noise in when someone is calling me,they complain about background noise.
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Okai,adding to my previous post i managed to fix the background noise,and also fixed the low volume in general.Thanks to AngelDeath for his post
AngelDeath said:
Do a search, some people have complained about this too, not everyone gets it, but there is a fix for Mic gain, and background noise. I'd do a search but I just woke up and am still looking for pinholes in my eye lids.
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I did search,but came out with no solution,only problems.Till,i found that i have to replace the files not just deleting them.Thank you.
HateSoul said:
I did search,but came out with no solution,only problems.Till,i found that i have to replace the files not just deleting them.Thank you.
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Here just in case since you said you couldnt find the post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=860850
No problem with JDMS build here. Best android rom I have tried thus far. Fast, no lags and looks great.
It's great not having to choose between winmo and android.
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HateSoul said:
That DID fix the problem,and it DID improve the media sound BUT now i get background noise in when someone is calling me,they complain about background noise.
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you just basicly took out the file that prevents you from getting background noise, hence the htcleo.acdb, thus leaving the default.acdb in its place
if you want a louder overall speaker volume, take out the htcleo.acdb from other builds and swap it with yours. Check file size and dates, g'luck
ikkon said:
you just basicly took out the file that prevents you from getting background noise, hence the htcleo.acdb, thus leaving the default.acdb in its place
if you want a louder overall speaker volume, take out the htcleo.acdb from other builds and swap it with yours. Check file size and dates, g'luck
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how do i get the new file on my phone?
lowrider262 said:
how do i get the new file on my phone?
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ADB push, CWM update.zip, Root Explorer, etc. etc.
Has anyone used it on their Note 3 yet?
i hate the audio with a passion thru the external speaker, DSP is my only hope..
JCM800 said:
Has anyone used it on their Note 3 yet?
i hate the audio with a passion thru the external speaker, DSP is my only hope..
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I gave up on DSP Manager after it never seemed to play music via the right profile (eg, bluetooth headphones would often be played with the "speaker" profile, or other shenanigans)
Then I discovered Vipers Audio! And never looked back... (I have this running on my Note 3)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223
bakachu said:
I gave up on DSP Manager after it never seemed to play music via the right profile (eg, bluetooth headphones would often be played with the "speaker" profile, or other shenanigans)
Then I discovered Vipers Audio! And never looked back... (I have this running on my Note 3)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223
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Wow thanks for the prompt reply dude. I agree Dsp isn't perfect, but it would help compared to stock, it's really awful imo.
So, in your experience has Viper improved the external speaker experience? I'm not so fussed with the 3.5, it's the external sounds that are bugging me.
Thanks
JCM800 said:
Wow thanks for the prompt reply dude. I agree Dsp isn't perfect, but it would help compared to stock, it's really awful imo.
So, in your experience has Viper improved the external speaker experience? I'm not so fussed with the 3.5, it's the external sounds that are bugging me.
Thanks
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I haven't used it for the external speaker (but it supports this, just as DSP Manager does), but I don't think you'll be disappointed if you were to try it.
FYI: I use the "Lock effect mode" to force my Bluetooth audio profile onto all audio outputs, works a charm.
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I haven't used it for the external speaker (but it supports this, just as DSP Manager does), but I don't think you'll be disappointed if you were to try it.
FYI: I use the "Lock effect mode" to force my Bluetooth audio profile onto all audio outputs, works a charm.
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This could be what I'm looking for, but I'm still relatively new to flashing etc, seems a bit daunting, the installation process? I take it you need to be rooted?
JCM800 said:
This could be what I'm looking for, but I'm still relatively new to flashing etc, seems a bit daunting, the installation process? I take it you need to be rooted?
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Yes, you need root to complete the install. It goes something like this: install it like a normal APK, open it, it will ask for root privs, once granted, it will autoinstall the audio driver, and then all you need to do is restart. Job done!
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Yes, you need root to complete the install. It goes something like this: install it like a normal APK, open it, it will ask for root privs, once granted, it will autoinstall the audio driver, and then all you need to do is restart. Job done!
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Thanks, this could be the key to make me love my Note 3. I need to root it first, then I'll look at tackling the installation in near future, thanks for replying, appreciate it
Just a thought tho - the Note 3 external driver is small, doesn't it distort easily driving bassy beats?
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Yes, you need root to complete the install. It goes something like this: install it like a normal APK, open it, it will ask for root privs, once granted, it will autoinstall the audio driver, and then all you need to do is restart. Job done!
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Pmd you
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So just to clarify, if i root, and install this - will I lose ota software updates from Samsung , or do you only lose them when flashing a custom Rom? Thanks.
bakachu said:
I gave up on DSP Manager after it never seemed to play music via the right profile (eg, bluetooth headphones would often be played with the "speaker" profile, or other shenanigans)
Then I discovered Vipers Audio! And never looked back... (I have this running on my Note 3)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223
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Ringtone, notifications, system audio viper fx is ok but
Dont work with poweramp or samsung music player, know why? Thanks!
Enviado desde mi SM-N9005 usando Tapatalk 2
bakachu said:
I gave up on DSP Manager after it never seemed to play music via the right profile (eg, bluetooth headphones would often be played with the "speaker" profile, or other shenanigans)
Then I discovered Vipers Audio! And never looked back... (I have this running on my Note 3)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223
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Hi, is it possible to make screenshots of your Viper4Android Settings!? Or upload your saved profile for testing!?
akelon said:
Ringtone, notifications, system audio viper fx is ok but
Dont work with poweramp or samsung music player, know why? Thanks!
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This post seems to have some tips and tricks to try:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2203255
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Hi, is it possible to make screenshots of your Viper4Android Settings!? Or upload your saved profile for testing!?
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Yeah, heres my profile I use: *lots* of bass via the Dynamic Subsystem module, EQ that brings out the highs, and the "Extreme Headphone V1" listening device.
The profile files go under your SD Card under the viper4android/profiles directory (if the folder doesn't exist, try saving a profile first to autocreate it)
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Yeah, heres my profile I use: *lots* of bass via the Dynamic Subsystem module, EQ that brings out the highs, and the "Extreme Headphone V1" listening device.
The profile files go under your SD Card under the viper4android/profiles directory (if the folder doesn't exist, try saving a profile first to autocreate it)
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Many THX for this, i will try!
Petteri said:
Many THX for this, i will try!
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Are you trying this on a note 3 SD800 at all?
I'm concerned the small external speaker may distort easily?
JCM800 said:
Are you trying this on a note 3 SD800 at all?
I'm concerned the small external speaker may distort easily?
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Could be, i will try later on after work! BR Petteri
Petteri said:
Could be, i will try later on after work! BR Petteri
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Ok great, please post your findings. I'd like to try it on mine, but am not familiar with installing APK files etc at the moment. Or which is the best rooting method for the N3
JCM800 said:
Just a thought tho - the Note 3 external driver is small, doesn't it distort easily driving bassy beats?
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Dude.....seriously?
Bass is driven by the amount of air the driver can push - Base is omni-directional (i.e.you feel it rather than hearing where it's coming from) so it doesn't really matter where you put your bass unit from a surround sound setup.
If you think the external speaker is going to give ANY sort of bass, you're seriously misguided, sorry!
If the frequency is too low then the unit just won't play it, that's why speakers have a frequency range.
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Dude.....seriously?
Bass is driven by the amount of air the driver can push - Base is omni-directional (i.e.you feel it rather than hearing where it's coming from) so it doesn't really matter where you put your bass unit from a surround sound setup.
If you think the external speaker is going to give ANY sort of bass, you're seriously misguided, sorry!
If the frequency is too low then the unit just won't play it, that's why speakers have a frequency range.
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Why thanks very much, no need to be patronising, but yeah you made sense, thanks all the same.
JCM800 said:
Why thanks very much, no need to be patronising, but yeah you made sense, thanks all the same.
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Yeah, my bad, sorry buddy.
Been ill the last 4 days and supposed to be flying to the states tomorrow for 9 days holiday! bit P******d about it.
But you're right, I should have toned it down.
Ignore the first line of my reply above, and it reads a bit nicer
after edit /vendor/etc/mixer_paths.xml no sound output .guys give me any idea to improve audio
1.incall volume
2.speaker volume
3.headphones volume
savijaysalem said:
after edit /vendor/etc/mixer_paths.xml no sound output .guys give me any idea to improve audio
1.incall volume
2.speaker volume
3.headphones volume
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No output? Didn't happen to me! Did you check file permission?
Tell me what lines you edited, and to what value...
NPriyo said:
No output? Didn't happen to me! Did you check file permission?
Tell me what lines you edited, and to what value...
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i have tried but no use ,all sound were damaged
my choice is keep stay on stock rom is better than custom rom
savijaysalem said:
i have tried but no use ,all sound were damaged
my choice is keep stay on stock rom is better than custom rom
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Maybe you increased the values too much? Try 87 or 88.
I'm currently using 87, with some more loudness via Viper. Sound is loud & crisp & clear...
NPriyo said:
Maybe you increased the values too much? Try 87 or 88.
I'm currently using 87, with some more loudness via Viper. Sound is loud & crisp & clear...
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thank u
but here all custom roms i have faced auto-rotate issue so i couldn't able to use custom roms
(third party video player or document view wait few seconds without any action in the landscape mode automatically stuck auto-rotate)
Re: S10+ auto volume adjustment
This issue started occuring since day 1 I had the phone. I'm using a radio app to listen to my favourite radio stations. I usually leave the radio running in the background and go to Instagram. After playing a video on Instagram the phone automatically increases the volume of the radio which is really annoying. Is there a way to fix this? I don't want to flash a custom ROM until the warranty is up. I'm willing to root the phone if there is a way for Knox to remain intact.
Not a fix exactly, more of a workaround you could try using this
http://apps.samsung.com/appquery/appDetail.as?appId=com.samsung.android.soundassistant
You can enable volume levels for individual apps.
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Not a fix exactly, more of a workaround you could try using this
http://apps.samsung.com/appquery/appDetail.as?appId=com.samsung.android.soundassistant
You can enable volume levels for individual apps.
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Thank you for the reply and sorry for the lack of mine!:highfive:
I downloaded the app and tried tweaking it but I didn't accomplish anything. What do I need to press/activate in the app?
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Thank you for the reply and sorry for the lack of mine!:highfive:
I downloaded the app and tried tweaking it but I didn't accomplish anything. What do I need to press/activate in the app?
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Yeah something's not right, i just installed and set separate sound volume for Spotify and poweramp, yet they both start at the same level.
The idea is that when you start an app its preset to a particular level.
I will continue tinkering.
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Yeah something's not right, i just installed and set separate sound volume for Spotify and poweramp, yet they both start at the same level.
The idea is that when you start an app its preset to a particular level.
I will continue tinkering.
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Strange. Mine now works as intended but now I get the exact opposite after watching a video. The sound of the radio goes down after I finished watching the video.
One more thing. It also happends if I don't have the Sound Assistant app installed. When the phone is about to increase/decrease the sound it makes a beep.