TWEAKED Audiopara.csv louder earpeice, spkphone, and BLUETOOTH!

[supdawg]

Tried 3... it was a bit louder I think, but nothing too major.

[cannibalslug]

Agreed with above, any way to get the ringer volume's louder? Or at least stop it from being an increasing ring?

[Durmant]

Originally Posted by jimmyz

I have similar problem on my sprint TP2-the files above also are in my windows dir- there is no audiopara3. When using total commander I can copy audiopara3.csv over without getting a "overwrite" prompt- what gives?

Same issue here

[Cranemachine]

Whenever i try to override the file it says that I may not have access and will not let me do it. Is there something I am doing wrong or a setting I need to change?

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by Cranemachine

Whenever i try to override the file it says that I may not have access and will not let me do it. Is there something I am doing wrong or a setting I need to change?

you need to use a file explorer like Total Commander (or use ActiveSync)

~John

[aosinc]

I agree... the ear piece may be a little louder... maybe

[marctronixx]

do not use the stock windows explorer,, it sometimes prevents you from overwriting system files... use 3rd party programs such as resco...

[Herbal954]

Resco file manager and radio FTW

[CovKid66]

Originally Posted by Cranemachine

Whenever i try to override the file it says that I may not have access and will not let me do it. Is there something I am doing wrong or a setting I need to change?

Same problem here at first. I normally use Resco Explorer (slightly older version) and it would not allow me to overwrite the file. At first I thought it was because it was marked read-only, so I tried to clear that, but to no avail (yes, I know it's read only because it's in ROM). So I tried Total Commander and that worked like a treat! Bizarre, but at least I got it to copy.

[kashabrown]

THank-you for file #3 - I don't have the greatest hearing and it is PERFECT for me - Verizon TP2.