In-call volume, aaargh...

[jmorton10]

Yea, I'm curious too.

Which regedit would that be??

~John

[BigDASH]

+1 for trying the regedit.

[weedahoe]

that reg edit is nothing new nor does it work anymore than your slider bar. Ive explained this IDK how many times. In your slider bar there are 6 notches. In the registry you can change the value from 0 to 5. Does anyone see the correlation here? 0,1,2,3,4,5 equals 6 numbers. Thats why the highest number you can put in a 5. Wanna try it out? Go in the reg and change to 5 and check the position of the slider bar and while youre there bring it down to 3 and then go the number in the registry.

[MrObvious]

Oh that's weaksauce.

[schettj]

Originally Posted by weedahoe

Does anyone see the correlation here? 0,1,2,3,4,5 equals 6 numbers. Thats why the highest number you can put in a 5. Wanna try it out? Go in the reg and change to 5 and check the position of the slider bar and while youre there bring it down to 3 and then go the number in the registry.

Yeah, but this amp goes to 11...

[weedahoe]

Originally Posted by schettj

Yeah, but this amp goes to 11...

You can change the number to 100 if you want but the limit is 5 which is the highest the slider bar will go to.

[schettj]

Guess you didn't see This is Spinal Tap?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Up_to_eleven

Ah well.

[mikee4fun]

Turn In-Call Volume Up Hack
Goto the following registry key with your favorite registry editor

HKCU\Control Panel\SoundCategories\InCall Key:
InitVol Default: 2 Change it to 10 and soft reset.

This was killing me. I had to keep sliding up the incall volume to max.

I changed it to 10 and soft reset with software soft reset (Like psShutXp) and now when I dial out the incall volume is maxed out.

Cheers,

Mikee

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by mikee4fun

I changed it to 10 and soft reset with software soft reset (Like psShutXp) and now when I dial out the incall volume is maxed out.

Hey, your right. That works.

Thanks for posting that.

~~John