Please help.
Whenever I plug in my headset, the phone is supposed to change the ringtone volume as per the profile I set in the volume settings, but it only does so when the volume settings view is in foreground. If I plug in the headset while the phone is locked, or in the home screen, or in any other app, it doesn't work. Sometimes I forget and my ears are left ringing for a good while. Is there any way to fix this so the volume changes when I plug in the headset even if it is locked?
This is a health hazard. Seriously.
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Hi I have these two issues I hope people can assist with
1. Turning phone on silent - how do I turn off the confirmation, I just want ti set to silent and not to set to silent without the extra dialog box coming up to confirm
2. Music volume, I have my phone set at a certain volume (maximum) as I plug it into the AUX cable of my car, it now always reduces the volume with a message that loud music is harmful.
I do these tasks often so find it terribly annoying. Is there anyway to change it.
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When I've connected my Bluetooth headset (MW600), my notification volumes are lowered automatically by the system. I found the reason that I don't listen to my music at full volume.
Keeping my music volume lower, is it possible to keep my notification tone's volume at max? (My setting is max already and if I disconnect, I have no issues).
LiveSquare said:
When I've connected my Bluetooth headset (MW600), my notification volumes are lowered automatically by the system. I found the reason that I don't listen to my music at full volume.
Keeping my music volume lower, is it possible to keep my notification tone's volume at max? (My setting is max already and if I disconnect, I have no issues).
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Same happens to me when I connect to my car: volume goes down to approx. 70% and yields the volume control to the car. Just use your headset volume keys and forget about the phone.
gtrab said:
Same happens to me when I connect to my car: volume goes down to approx. 70% and yields the volume control to the car. Just use your headset volume keys and forget about the phone.
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Thanks for the reply.
Ja, I do that, but when I play the music it blasts out of my ear! Kinda annoying. I never had this issue with my X10 or Arc. I used this same Bluetooth with them!
Whenever I hook my phone up to my car's stereo I turn the phone volume up all the way so that I can keep the car volume at a low level. However, I forget that the media volume is set high so when I go to listen to music the volume almost destroys my ears before I turn it down.
My old phone had it to where the volume goes to a default volume whenever headphones are plugged in. Does this phone have that cause I'm not seeing it. If not, is there an app that does it?
Cremacious said:
Whenever I hook my phone up to my car's stereo I turn the phone volume up all the way so that I can keep the car volume at a low level. However, I forget that the media volume is set high so when I go to listen to music the volume almost destroys my ears before I turn it down.
My old phone had it to where the volume goes to a default volume whenever headphones are plugged in. Does this phone have that cause I'm not seeing it. If not, is there an app that does it?
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You might wanna check out Audio Manager or Volume Control +. both have sound locking features so the sound wont change unless u are in the app to change the volume. hope this helps
Just bought an Xperia Z Tablet and note that the volume seems low.
When I go to the Settings/Sound/Volumes I see the button on the first Volumes selector ie Music video games & other media is about half way across.
I slide it all the way and press OK but when I go back in it has reset itself to the half way marker?
I am using blue tooth headphones while this is happening.
Any ideas why or how to boost the volume?
OK, just plugged in some conventtional headphones and when turning the volume up got the warning message. This didn't appear with the bluetooth headset so the system limited the volume. Once I had set OK in conventional headphone mode it seemed to clear the way for full volume in bluetooth mode. Volume is fine now.
Hi.
I noticed the volume can be quite ok when playing music or simply testing the sound by sliding the volume sliders.
However, the volume in calls is not so great, is there a way to turn the volume up in calls?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenwatch-2/general/speaker-scratch-call-volume-maximum-t3332476
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I thought this discussion was about a scratching speaker...
But there is a volume adjustment:
When being in a call over Bluetooth simply press the volume buttons on the phone, then the Bluetooth volume is adjusted.