Tweak to raise the call volume (not ringer)

[jamesr316]

Hello,

I did a search but was unable to come up with an answer. I think the ringers on this phone are just fine. Problem is when I make a call or watch Sprint TV, even with the Phone Volume all of the way up, I can barely hear the caller or the tv show.

Is there a fix for this?

[Hauk]

For call volume, when you're making a call, click the volume icon and it should say in call volume and you can raise that, as for sprint tv you need to do a registry edit, in your registry editor go to HKey Local Machine/Software/SprintTV and change the volume variable from 60 to 100.

[jamesr316]

Thanks Hauk. The tweak for the Sprint TV worked like a charm.

As for the In Call Volume, If you are talking about the speaker icon at the top while I am in a call, it is already at the highest mark, but it still sounds low-any ideas?

[Hauk]

Well your in call volume cannot be raised any higher, so you only option is to raise your overall system volume through nueaudio (search it).

[vaxick]

Originally Posted by Hauk

Well your in call volume cannot be raised any higher, so you only option is to raise your overall system volume through nueaudio (search it).

I thought that Nueaudio app was only designed for the Titian.

[rstoyguy]

The volume(s) for most things in windowsmobile is controlled by a file called "audiopara.csv". Do a quick search in your phones forum.

This file controls, earpiece volume, bluetooth volumes, about 17-25 different volumes in windows.

Try this thread for starters... http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread...=audiopara.csv Post #3

[deegimus]

Originally Posted by rstoyguy

The volume(s) for most things in windowsmobile is controlled by a file called "audiopara.csv". Do a quick search in your phones forum.

This file controls, earpiece volume, bluetooth volumes, about 17-25 different volumes in windows.

Try this thread for starters... http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread...=audiopara.csv Post #3

Here's my personal audiopara.csv that you can use with the 3.xxx series ROMs.

I have increased the range of volume control for calls through normal speaker and speakerphone and increased the BT volume also. So on the lowest setting it is really quiet and very loud at the highest setting. Just make sure your files are not hidden and set the existing audiopara.csv located in the /windows dir to NOT read only. Copy my file to your phone and then use Resco File explorer or Dutty's or Total Commander to replace the audiopara.csv in the /windows dir. Let me know if you need any help.

Cheers,
DJ

[rstoyguy]

Originally Posted by rstoyguy

The volume(s) for most things in windowsmobile is controlled by a file called "audiopara.csv". Do a quick search in your phones forum.

This file controls, earpiece volume, bluetooth volumes, about 17-25 different volumes in windows.

Wow! 70 different volume settings! I guess I've looked at it once before...

Originally Posted by deegimus

Here's my personal audiopara.csv that you can use with the 3.xxx series ROMs.

I have increased the range of volume control for calls through normal speaker and speakerphone and increased the BT volume also. So on the lowest setting it is really quiet and very loud at the highest setting.

Thanks, us old guys need LOUD! Are there a few pointers you can share about what exactly all the columns and rows are? Maybee a msdn article. And i f you have time, that would make a good tutorial...

[vaxick]

Originally Posted by deegimus

Here's my personal audiopara.csv that you can use with the 3.xxx series ROMs.

I have increased the range of volume control for calls through normal speaker and speakerphone and increased the BT volume also. So on the lowest setting it is really quiet and very loud at the highest setting. Just make sure your files are not hidden and set the existing audiopara.csv located in the /windows dir to NOT read only. Copy my file to your phone and then use Resco File explorer or Dutty's or Total Commander to replace the audiopara.csv in the /windows dir. Let me know if you need any help.

Cheers,
DJ

Thanks deegimus. I've went through a few Audio Para files on here and the highest volume setting on them all was much too high to the point it could damage your ear piece. Yours gets loud, but not loud enough to risk damaging the ear piece.

[deegimus]

Originally Posted by vaxick

Thanks deegimus. I've went through a few Audio Para files on here and the highest volume setting on them all was much too high to the point it could damage your ear piece. Yours gets loud, but not loud enough to risk damaging the ear piece.

Your welcome. I'm curious... How is the BT volume and the speakerphone?

DJ