Hello guys,
i heard that its possible to activate the dual speaker support for some phones (i think of the sgs7e 1,2 w earspeaker).
Does someone know a way how to do this?
Peace
I would like to know too.. I also heard that. I used the speaker phone allot.. sure would be nice and wonder if its just a software implementation
It should be possible, but someone else needs to make us happy.
So if someone knows how... Please tell uuuuuus
Need root. Have to mod the mixer path in etc. Can't do this with out read write permissions.
So, is there an easy way to make this work if my phone was rootet?
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hey guys anyone know how to disable the mic on the device when using a bt handsfree, when not in a call? thanks in advance
anyone???
heloooooo
#1: Don't bump your thread three times in one day, it pisses people off, and you won't get any help.
#2: Why would you want to disable it if you're not in a call anyway?[/list]
this is the fourth forum i have asked this fairly simple question and i have not once recieved a yes or no answer, i havent recieved any answers ive recieved questions i.e. why do you wanna do that. what for, who are you, etc etc please someone just tell me
no u st**pid f**k!!! read the other thread before opening a new thread!!!
neckarb said:
this is the fourth forum i have asked this fairly simple question and i have not once recieved a yes or no answer, i havent recieved any answers ive recieved questions i.e. why do you wanna do that. what for, who are you, etc etc please someone just tell me
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thats bcoz we don't support lazy a** like u! read the project VCABT its absolutely clear there!!
i have read it and found no mention of disabling the mic. thanks for the help though, real usefull.
so i still havent got an answer then?
i use a BT headset and its not even connected when not in a call.. only when i make a call or recieve a call does the phone connect to the headset... so i dont know what your askin for.. sorry
i am asking the fantastically simple question, how do you turn the microphone on an imate JAM OFFFFFFFF!
neckarb - I'm sorry you're getting so stressed mate. I'll tell you what I know, and I hope it helps.
Basically, it's not possible to have manual control of the microphone. There's no sound mixer controls manually accessible to users, so no, you can't switch it off easily. However, if you want to try and figure out if there is a more technical way to do this, look into the Multimedia SDK on MSDN.
Vijay
neckarb - I'm sorry you're getting so stressed mate. I'll tell you what I know, and I hope it helps.
Basically, it's not possible to have manual control of the microphone. There's no sound mixer controls manually accessible to users, so no, you can't switch it off easily. However, if you want to try and figure out if there is a more technical way to do this, look into the Multimedia SDK on MSDN.
Vijay
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thank you so much mate your the first one with a straight answer, thank you again.
The microphone's not active if you're not in a call anyway. The only possible reason you'd need to turn the mic off is if you're in a call (there's a mute options for it), or if you were recording, in which case, stop recording. Please FOAD, and stop treating people as if they were put on earth to answer your pointless pathetic questions!
its because im using bt ms voice command, which leaves the mic on the magician on while im using the headset for voice command.
Does anyone knows if there is a tool to deform e.g. morph your voice in real time for ppc?
Thanx in advance
I dont know about any, but I used one on Symbian OS, but it was really long ago, so I dont remember name. Try look here.
Suppose this all comes down to the old chestnut of whether the phoneline stream is accessible programatically. I have asked about this before and the general consensus seems to be no access because of a hardware limitation imposed by MS.
I'm not convinced by this response. How do bluetooth headsets operate if this is the case?
I've got nowhere near enough c++ expertise to work it out, but surely someone on here must? This could lead to all kinds of useful and fun apps. Anyone fancy a challenge??!
First post lurking for a bit here now.
This app sounds like a blast. Please repost if you find it!
fugi
Maybe it's Surprise! Sounder. But doesn't run in real time. It applies effects to recorded voices.
Searching in the past for a Voice Recorder ( very basic feature I would say :-( ) I understood that there is no way to process the voice stream in real time due to h/w limitations.
does anyone who worked on the widcomm bt stack know how the audio stream gets passed to a bluetooth headset? can it be intercepted? i'm prepared to investigate this further but don't know where to start
On my A1200 I could record calls with no problems. I understand that its Linux, but I think the hardware in this phone is more impressive than that one... what I'm trying to say, is I doubt it is a hardware limitation.
T-Pain auto tone voice changer app on Iphone could be better on Winmo!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDGJY2LgwWI
Maybe hardware solution.
http://www.spyville.com/cell-phone-voice-changer.html
Spoof app and Winmo get marrief
http://m.facebook.com/spoofapp?w2m
Hello everyone,
I tried to make the VOIP to work on my phone and I installed a lot of cabs but it is still not working. The biggest problem is that I cannot hear anything in the speaker and seems that the microphone is not working also.
If anyone found a solution to make it to work properly, please tell me step by step how to manage this thing.
Hi, I posted this yesterday - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=643750 - maybe a mod wants to merge. Interested in people's results myself...
Development thread for a software method to morph your voice during a phone call
The idea is to develop a software method which let's you morph your voice during a phone call. There are many ways to achieve this and I am amenable to suggestions.
Since I was not able to find any API which let's you configure the voice or the stream from the microphone or something similar I came up with the idea to write a driver for the microphone, which would give me the ability to change my voice directly within it, but after some research it was clear to me that it can't be that easy.
Updates:
05.05.2010 - Microphone driver solution died. Researching for a new way...
Windows Mobile doesn't seem to have any influence on the microphone during a phone call. Deeper research about the hardware of the phone is necessary (processors, DSP/MDSP,....).
HELP IS APPRECIATED AND ANY SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOME
I will update this thread as some news appear.
Please write your suggestions and your ideas directly as post in this thread.
The IDEA is cool i dont know how to help you, maybe i cant but the IDEA is really Cool and soft like this will be awesome.
There on the Market Already have some Apps to Morping your voice but none of them can Morph in real time durring a phone call so this is most importmantly you can call someone with complete diferent voice LOL
The most importmantly for soft like this is to be simple and to work Fast.
+3 this would so R0CK!
anything new?
chinese phones have this feature in almost all model, these phones operate on their custom made firmwares, if anyone can explore these thoroughly, you will definitely get positive results. I have seen this feature on these phones and they do morph voice in realtime, they have feature of both fast and slow, where it becomes impossible to recognize the caller's voice. I dont know how they do it and these phones are very very cheap and almost all of them are dual sim.
Just a suggestion
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chinese phones have this feature in almost all model, these phones operate on their custom made firmwares, if anyone can explore these thoroughly, you will definitely get positive results. I have seen this feature on these phones and they do morph voice in realtime, they have feature of both fast and slow, where it becomes impossible to recognize the caller's voice. I dont know how they do it and these phones are very very cheap and almost all of them are dual sim.
Just a suggestion
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do they run windows mobile?
because all Chinese phones i have seen run on some crappy OS
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this would kick ass! ^^
Hey guys can someone please help me figure out a way in using my phones mic with my laptop? The phone mic is mega clear but my laptop's actually sucks balls.
Anyone know/can figure out a clean easy way how to do it?
Alright I figured out after a lot LOT of researching that the best thing that I could possibly go for right now was a paid android app called pocket audio.
I've used and am testing it right now and it works perfectly well.
what is it you want to do with laptop that the phone itself can't do it? at least regarding the microphone