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Re: nueAudio - audiopara.csv editor
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Originally Posted by sanjsrik View Post
I opened xweaponx's .neuaudio file using textpad and saw that it was nothing more than an XML file (below). Also, change the "My Profile" text in the XML file where the parameter is <Collection="My Profile"> or else you'll see in Neuaudio:

My Profile
Default Settings
My Profile

So, if these are numbers that can be manipulated directly in the XML settings, that means that the sliders are actually SETTING numeric values that can be pretty accurate. Now, if we can figure out a range for each of these settings (low, medium, loud), then this becomes a simple exercise in:

For low settings - change values to between this range
for medium settings - change values to between this range
for loud settings - change values to between this range.

Anyone want to take a shot at this? I'm going to try some testing today to see what I get, but this file should be easily manipulated by a simple text editor on the PocketPC.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><Collection name="My Profile">
<Setting name="PHONE_HEADSET_VOL" single="false" level0="54557" level1="46573" level2="50232" level3="50898" level4="50565" level5="51810" />
<Setting name="PHONE_HANDSFREE_VOL" single="false" level0="49567" level1="47571" level2="47238" level3="48902" level4="49567" level5="50232" />
<Setting name="PHONE_EARCUPLE_VOL" single="false" level0="16384" level1="32768" level2="40960" level3="49152" level4="57344" level5="65535" />
<Setting name="PHONE_HEADSET_IMIC_VOL" single="false" level0="11598" level1="16384" level2="23143" level3="32690" level4="46176" level5="65225" />
<Setting name="PHONE_BTHEADSET" loc="F18" single="true" level0="65535" />
<Setting name="PHONE_CARKIT" loc="F19" single="true" level0="23143" />
<Setting name="PHONE_TTY_FULL" loc="F20" single="true" level0="16384" />
<Setting name="PHONE_TTY_VCO" loc="F21" single="true" level0="16384" />
<Setting name="PHONE_TTY_HCO" loc="F22" single="true" level0="65225" />
<Setting name="CE_REC_INC_MIC" loc="F23" single="true" level0="16384" />
<Setting name="CE_REC_EXT_MIC" loc="F24" single="true" level0="16384" />
<Setting name="CE_PLAYBACK_HEADSET" loc="F25" single="true" level0="16384" />
<Setting name="CE_PLAYBACK_HANDSFREE" loc="F26" single="true" level0="16384" />
<Setting name="CE_SYS" loc="F27" single="true" level0="16384" />
<Setting name="CE_PLAYBACK_HEADSET_RING" loc="F34" single="true" level0="16384" />
</Collection>
yeah, the xml specifies the exact values in audiopara.csv, col 4.
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