Hi,
When you turn the volume up on my Verizon s8 , when you get to a certain point ..there is a message that states you will damage your hearing etc etc.. and to hit OK In order to allow the volume to go high as it can go...
Does anybody know how to remove this warning ? So that the volume side buttons go as high as the phone allows without interruption?
i would love this removed as well it fully annoys me.
If you don't mind rooting you can add Rom control to your framework to remove it or you can remove it from the framework itself. Java and Samli is required knowledge tho. If some fantastic dev can give you the right path it will make your job easier. Or find a Rom with Rom control built in ?
I don't want to root the phone bc of that 80 percent battery issue
There is no way to disable that"feature" on stock TouchWiz, unfortunately.
It is particularly annoying when you are trying to raise the volume on your headphones, and are forced to take your phone out of your pocket and hit "ok".
Yes this is the most annoying thing on the S8
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So, I'm experiencing what everybody else is with this ROM. That initial volume level starts out soft and gradually increases to the max that I have it set to. Some have stated they like this and that's fine. But, I HATE it :evil: . I can never hear my phone ring anymore if it's in my pocket. Has anybody found a possible registry key or setting somewhere to turn this off?
And if any AT&T folks are listening.. I'd like a setting in the volume area to turn this off or on.
Phone Profile
Have you check under phone profiles... Ascending Ring change to Standard Ring
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I don't have a phone profile, or i should say i don't see any where for that option. In the phone settings area the Ring Type is set for Ring. There is an option for "Increasing Ring" but that's even worse than it is already. I don't think this is what I'm looking for.
Since the WM2003 upgrade on my SX56, 've noticed issues with the speakerphone volume. I can barely hear it in fact. Any thoughts on this one?
Fiddled around with the volume setting, moved it up and down, and the now the volume issue seems resolved. Can't say for sure if that's what resolved it, but it's fine now.
I'm experiencing the same problem with the AT&T rom.. I'm going to take a look around in the registry later on... before I go installing any apps
Well I have taken a look @ the processes running and can't see anything obvious that would be doing the volume thing..
So I have had a poke about in the registry and have found a section with sound profiles and it has an attenuation property, I have tried adjusting this, and deleting it but still no good
Also there is an entry in the registry called Hack and mentioned Vol in the string... but it didn't make any difference when I deleted that either :roll:
If anyone thats a bit more acomplished than myself with the PPC Phone could take a look and find a solution to this, i'm sure many users would appreciated it
Has anyone figured out how to make the volume level constant yet?
Any solutions to get the volume working well on A.30.09 ENG yet?
Nope. I just put my phone volume on next to the top setting and the system volume two levels below it. Works fine then. As long as the system volume is two levels below it will not graduate the sound.
valheru said:
Nope. I just put my phone volume on next to the top setting and the system volume two levels below it. Works fine then. As long as the system volume is two levels below it will not graduate the sound.
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Another thing try ur Reminder set an Alarm you'll notice that you cannot change the Alarm1 ringtone thus the sound stays low ..I tried many things in the registry and no luck as well I wish would some1 help us to resolve this Issue, but!! I made contacts with att's support ,I told them about this problem thus I'm not the only one who's experiencing this, lots of ppl sees this ennoying , I hope they would help here...
Ive been loving my note 3, but one thing that has been bothering me is when i get a phone call, my ringtone starts out super low, then gets super loud.
I have the increase volume in pocket option disabled in setitings as i thought that was the culprit, but obviously not.
Any ideas?
It is one of the feature newer samsung phone offer. It's something that comes with stock. So it's not your device has problem. If you want to get rid of it you have root your device and then tweak it with Wanam xposed
Gladyscoleman said:
Its a new built in feature of N3. Do you want to change this ?
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The old S3 does this as well.
Is there any way to switch off the loud volume warning? Everytime when I put the volume up, the warning keep pops up which is very annoying.....
angelky said:
Is there any way to switch off the loud volume warning? Everytime when I put the volume up, the warning keep pops up which is very annoying.....
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I hate it too. On the Note 3 it only happened with wired earphones. Now it happens with bluetooth earphones as well. This is all because of some stupid EU legislation. I hope there is a non-root way to bypass the warning.
I second that.
That nagging message is a horror, preventing you from freely controlling the volume via your BT headset.
Another reason for root.
Would be interesting to know if that nonsense is also displayed on devices outside the EU idiocy regions.
Angelky: 1 line of posting text, and just 14 signature lines ? Seems you need to expand your signature.
Chefproll said:
I second that.
That nagging message is a horror, preventing you from freely controlling the volume via your BT headset.
Another reason for root.
Would be interesting to know if that nonsense is also displayed on devices outside the EU idiocy regions.
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Note 3/4 both do it in America.
Root, then xposed module to remove. (wanam I think) removes all nanny messages such low battery, volume warning, etc
Hi,
I noticed that every time my phone (N910C) rings with an mp3 ringtone, it starts with lower volume and then it increases to normal. I read here and there, found out that this is a common feature/issue, but it can not be easily fixed/turned off. Furthermore i read and tested two apps, which actually do the job perfectly (Disable Increasing Ring (free from the Playstore) and HandyPhone). Disable Increasing Ring (DIR) does the job as i said, but it places an annoying message in the Notification drop down screen, the other one HandyPhone (HP) does the job too, there is no annoying non removable notification, but it lowers the volumes from now and then, it "normalizes them". I heard there is a third option, but it actually creates volumes profiles. I lost hope for a moment, but since i have a rooted phone i decided to ask you guys, maybe some code change in the system files, a flashable zip, or anything which would actually disable this feature/issue.
Thank you.
Anyone know how to disable that annoying beeping sound when you change volume or when you hit max volume? it is unbelievably annoying.
Gravity Box in Xposed can disabled it. Along with loads of other stuff. That requires root and will break Android Pay, though.
Ok this probably isn't much help but I noticed the other day that my Nexus 6p has stopped making that sound when changing the volume setting. Except I have no idea how or why.. in fact I've been actually trying to bring it back just to understand why its stopped. I'm also non-root switch is even more strange
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Ok this probably isn't much help but I noticed the other day that my Nexus 6p has stopped making that sound when changing the volume setting. Except I have no idea how or why.. in fact I've been actually trying to bring it back just to understand why its stopped. I'm also non-root switch is even more strange
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Stock doesn't do it anymore. Only custom roms do.
Which is all the more strange then as I'm running stock non-rooted. Unless I deleted a sound file or something by accident. Is that even possible to stop the sound? I still have the lock sound, just no volume sounds when changing volume