Cab Style regedits - get em here - requests welcomed

[codyppc]

Originally Posted by mbartels

How about a CAB to install audiopara to increase phone volume?

http://pdaphonehome.com/forums/ppc-6...me-issues.html

i need more information. something like this post... http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.p...88&postcount=6

if you want/need a file installed with the reg changes, i can do that. you need to attach the file and tell me exactly where it goes.

i hope everyone understands that i dont know it all. i need some more information in order to do it.

thanks, cody

[mbartels]

Originally Posted by codyppc

i need more information. something like this post... http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.p...88&postcount=6

if you want/need a file installed with the reg changes, i can do that. you need to attach the file and tell me exactly where it goes.

i hope everyone understands that i dont know it all. i need some more information in order to do it.

thanks, cody

Cody,

Thanks a ton for doing this - I think it's great how you're helping everybody out.

Here's a link with more info. http://pdaphonehome.com/forums/ppc-6...tml#post647390

Basically, I'm hoping you are able to take the file named AudioPara.csv coarse ear extended speaker.zip, rename it to AudioPara.csv, and overwrite the current file in /windows named AudioPara.csv. I've tried this and it help with in call volume. The other files I attached would do a similar thing. Different people may have different preferences as to which one they use. The thread I linked to actually has a few more options.

Is something like this possible?

Again, thanks for all the help. This makes rebuilding after a hard reset much easier.

[newbie7wx]

Originally Posted by mbartels

Cody,

Thanks a ton for doing this - I think it's great how you're helping everybody out.

Here's a link with more info. http://pdaphonehome.com/forums/ppc-6...tml#post647390

Basically, I'm hoping you are able to take the file named AudioPara.csv coarse ear extended speaker.zip, rename it to AudioPara.csv, and overwrite the current file in /windows named AudioPara.csv. I've tried this and it help with in call volume. The other files I attached would do a similar thing. Different people may have different preferences as to which one they use. The thread I linked to actually has a few more options.

Is something like this possible?

Again, thanks for all the help. This makes rebuilding after a hard reset much easier.

Cody,

I noticed another csv file for the Touch here, http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=13962. Could you make a cab for that please?

[mikkni]

Originally Posted by mbartels

Cody,

Thanks a ton for doing this - I think it's great how you're helping everybody out.

Here's a link with more info. http://pdaphonehome.com/forums/ppc-6...tml#post647390

Basically, I'm hoping you are able to take the file named AudioPara.csv coarse ear extended speaker.zip, rename it to AudioPara.csv, and overwrite the current file in /windows named AudioPara.csv. I've tried this and it help with in call volume. The other files I attached would do a similar thing. Different people may have different preferences as to which one they use. The thread I linked to actually has a few more options.

Is something like this possible?

Again, thanks for all the help. This makes rebuilding after a hard reset much easier.

are those the files for the audiopara cabs? i have read through this entire psot to see if these files did get cab'd up. Wanting to use these, thanks for all the work you guys do, you are AWESOME!

[nxtech3]

Originally Posted by mikkni

are those the files for the audiopara cabs? i have read through this entire psot to see if these files did get cab'd up. Wanting to use these, thanks for all the work you guys do, you are AWESOME!

you dont need a cab file for this. Just download the file rename the file and copy and paste in the windows directory on the ppc. Make sure you make a copy of the original file just in case you dont like the new settings.

EDIT you might also need Total Commander or a program like it. Its just a better version (IMO) of a file explorer

[Bookman375]

Originally Posted by nxtech3

you dont need a cab file for this. Just download the file rename the file and copy and paste in the windows directory on the ppc. Make sure you make a copy of the original file just in case you dont like the new settings.

EDIT you might also need Total Commander or a program like it. Its just a better version (IMO) of a file explorer

I can't speak for him, but i sure need it. I can't replace a file in the Windows directory. It's protected. Despite multiple posts in multiple threads, nobody ever answers the question how I overcome this.

I am using the Verizon VX6800.

[Bookman375]

Originally Posted by Bookman375

I can't speak for him, but i sure need it. I can't replace a file in the Windows directory. It's protected. Despite multiple posts in multiple threads, nobody ever answers the question how I overcome this.

I am using the Verizon VX6800.

I know it's stupid, but let me answer my own question. A 2nd party file manager that can change the attributes of the audiopara.csv file is needed.

So you're right. We don't need a CAB for this.

[nxtech3]

Originally Posted by Bookman375

I know it's stupid, but let me answer my own question. A 2nd party file manager that can change the attributes of the audiopara.csv file is needed.

So you're right. We don't need a CAB for this.

No2Chem has a program to do that. http://www.weienterprises.com/nue

[jfolliard]

Originally Posted by nxtech3

you dont need a cab file for this. Just download the file rename the file and copy and paste in the windows directory on the ppc. Make sure you make a copy of the original file just in case you dont like the new settings.

EDIT you might also need Total Commander or a program like it. Its just a better version (IMO) of a file explorer

tried all this but it seems my audiopara.cvs is read-only. I tried changing this parameter using total commander (maybe I have to the full version, can't remember if TE is trialware or limitedware or whateverware)

I'm a semi-noob feeling like a true noob this PM! What am I missing? something basic I'll bet.

Thanks

[GoodThings2Life]

Originally Posted by jfolliard

tried all this but it seems my audiopara.cvs is read-only. I tried changing this parameter using total commander (maybe I have to the full version, can't remember if TE is trialware or limitedware or whateverware)

I'm a semi-noob feeling like a true noob this PM! What am I missing? something basic I'll bet.

Thanks

You can try this or this.If you require .NET 3.5 it is in the FTP folders linked in my signature.