I remember reading this, but there was no mention that you were able to boost the BT volume also, and that it was successful. Here is the link.

http://www.sprintusers.com/forum/sho...ight=audiopara

i didn't really notice the difference in the bluetooth volume

I seem to remember it being only 1 notch higher as it was already nearly maxed out in the stock file. The earpiece values are a lot louder and I didn't mess with the speakerphone because it distorts badly and was already loud enough for me from the factory.

I started the original thread referenced on pdaphonehome.com for audiopara.csv. I spent many hours trying to get bluetooth headset volume up and could not. Tried on Mogul and Touch. But give it go, maybe I missed something.

By the way to confirm I had any control over bluetooth I set all volumes to ZERO and it had no effect on bluetooth.

im trying to install this in my touch but i dont see AudioPara.csv in my windows folder so when i copied the files on this first post it didnt ask me to overwrite.

same here so how do I know if this file works or not?

What file explorer are you using because it's a "hidden file" and you need to use something like resco file explorer or set yours to see system files, that's weird it didn't ask to overwrite, it should be there.

I have the same problem. I have mine set to see all files and I cannot find the AudioPara.csv in the windows directory, and it doesnt say to replace file when I copy it over. Anyone know what the problem might be?

yeahhh i don't really think we can control that..oh well as long as the ear piece vol. is a lot better i'm okay with that until the next best thing comes out..

easiest way to do this is to use total commander and make sure the file is spelled correctly and ends with. csv