Hi, ive done an extensive search on here and via google but cant find the solution to my query. hopefully someone can help:
My Z1 sounds rough now and again when the vibrate motor is on. Im looking to reduce the intensity of the 3 onscreen android buttons. i know i can turn it off all together but i think reducing it would help. ive search to see if i can locate the "code" that defines this but ive had no luck. can someone help?
Andy
andyneouk said:
Hi, ive done an extensive search on here and via google but cant find the solution to my query. hopefully someone can help:
My Z1 sounds rough now and again when the vibrate motor is on. Im looking to reduce the intensity of the 3 onscreen android buttons. i know i can turn it off all together but i think reducing it would help. ive search to see if i can locate the "code" that defines this but ive had no luck. can someone help?
Andy
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I have the exact same problem but thought it was just me!
I've noticed its occurs more with lower intensity vibrations more (if I change the intensity slider for the keyboard it sounds rough more often on lower vibrations). So maybe lowering it might not be the answer and we might have to do the opposite?
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Hi all,
Is there a registry tweak to increase the volume of the built-in speaker. I find that when the phone ringer is set to max volume I still find it quiet and often do not hear the phone ring.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I read somewhere that if you go to REG EDIT/HKEY_CURRENT_USER/CONTROL PANEL//SOUND CATAGORIES/RING......then to the setting "INITVOL"....then change the DWORD data to higher than it is (mine sits at 5...I jacked it to 15). Then soft-reset, and SUPPOSEDLY this makes the ring louder. There is also a setting right under this for "speaker", which was at 8 when I got mine...it is also now at 15.
Now, I honestly don't know how high this can be pushed, nor if it ACTUALLY does make it louder. I can say that i hear it fine...but man, if it does change it, it seems to change it very little...at least with the settings i use. I can also say it doesn't seem to have hurt anything. I asked around on the forums, and no one seems to have a better ansewer, nor can tell me if this is correct and just how high it can go. Hope this helps.
I seem to have the same problem any advice?
Volume
Reg tweaks is the answer...be careful tho....don't blow your speaker....you won't hear anything then
Thanks for the replies guys.
Is there a way to enable CLICK sound only when using slide out keyboard? It helps typing a lot, but having it enabled for all hardware buttons is kinda annoying.
Annoying click sound
I am using the iGo Stowaway Ultra-Slim Keyboard with my Tilt... only thing is that it makes an annoying click sound every time I hit a key. It sounds sort of like a typewriter I guess. Not sure if this is the same sound you are hearing or wanting to hear, but my question is how do I disable this sound? I've looked in Sounds and Notifications but I don't see anything that could be it. I've googled
I'll continue googling around to try and find a solution, but if anyone knows how to fix this, please save me the headache. I've been searching for about 3 hours now. If I find a fix I'll be sure and post it here.
I wounder if there is any program out there that makes delays in the vibration so it gets more noticeble and maby slows it down a litle so it don't sound that much.
I thank you already.
yh i second that. just something to stop the long constant vibration and split it up into short burst or sumthin...
Search for VAlert or TreoVibe
How to improve X1'vibration?
X1 vibration sucks. I cannot feel it when in my pocket and it is louder than my ringtone when on low volume.
my ancient nokia had a better one than this >.<
just one of the problems with this phone :'(
That's why you use the application "Vibro"
"Vibro" works very nice sms/phone/e-mail vibration custom patterns...
I only managed to make Valert work on my Xperia X1.
Has anyone got TreoVibe to work on Xperia X1? I liked it better than Valert, but the problem is it won't start after device reset. I did exactly what was in the readme but nothing.
where can I find the app. Vibro' ?
vibro thread
found it with search
cheers
Well, I've had my moto X for a while now and I've always wondered why my Google Now is so quiet when my cell phone is in vibrate mode.
Have already tried unlinking system sounds, but it just doesn't work.
I'm trying to find a solution, if any of you guys could help it will be really apreciated, as it seems I'm not the only one with this issue (which bothers me a lot).
Henrique Belaz said:
Well, I've had my moto X for a while now and I've always wondered why my Google Now is so quiet when my cell phone is in vibrate mode.
Have already tried unlinking system sounds, but it just doesn't work.
I'm trying to find a solution, if any of you guys could help it will be really apreciated, as it seems I'm not the only one with this issue (which bothers me a lot).
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One way to do it is to turn your volume to the max, then hold down the power button and select silent/vibrate. This seems to leave Google Now Voice at the max volume.
It might be lost after reboot though.
Not a great solution I know, but something that someone suggested before.
Perhaps someone else will have something better.
I've been online searching for anything related to XZ1c's weird vibration and found some older post from XDA, Reddit and Sony phone forum that mention how the XZ1c does have a quirky vibration that has been noted by various other owners, but I couldn't find anyone uploading a video to show what they mean by that.
Here is my XZ1c's vibration, using the built in engineering (*#*#7378423#*#*) test section: https://streamable.com/k4dxr
3000 (ms?) was the default value for the vibration test.
This isn't the quirky vibration that people are mention right?
I have the same "issue".
I own both XZ Premium and XZ1C (since 2 days), and the vibration is way too strong on everything...
XZP have nice low vibrations on navigation buttons and stuff.
But it seems there is no way to reduce it.