I tried to install Viper audio but didn't work so good for me.
But it disabled low power audio in build prop.
What line should I add to get it back
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I have a volume booster for when I'm using my wired headphones, but not sure if such a .cab exists for boosting the volume for when I'm using my S9 BT headset.
Thanks!
By boosting volume, I'm guessing you mean the bass/treble? If so, SRS WOW works really well. tvos has a great thread on it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=483556
For boosting actual volume levels, Schaps Advanced Configuration tool should work. If you don't already have it: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=418151
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Yeah, I was talking about actual volume level. I have AC, and I'm assuming you're talking about the HTC AUdio Manager setting? If so, I alreay had the Music Player volume at 100. I'm not seeing any other settings that would apply to the volume.
Dear all,
I run the stock firmware and like to listen to light music at low volume using a headset. However, the lowest volume is quite high.
Is there some way to decrease it even further without muting it?
Best,
Hindman
As a workaround when using VLC, one can use the built-in equilizer of VLC to decrease the volume.
Unfortunately, the system's equilizer does not provide such good result.
The volume on the output is actually lower than on the Xperia S I replaced with the Z3C. You might not have adjusted the correct volume setting - check Under Settings -> Sound -> Volumes -> Music, video, games & other media.
Toggling the rocker buttons on the sides actually changes the main volume control. Changing the specific media volume setting should resolve the issue for you unless you are using an external amplifier with very high gain.
Dreamslacker said:
The volume on the output is actually lower than on the Xperia S I replaced with the Z3C. You might not have adjusted the correct volume setting - check Under Settings -> Sound -> Volumes -> Music, video, games & other media.
Toggling the rocker buttons on the sides actually changes the main volume control. Changing the specific media volume setting should resolve the issue for you unless you are using an external amplifier with very high gain.
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I should clarify, that I'm using the noise cancelling headset.
Unfortunately, using the volume slider you mentioned does not allow to decrease the volume further.
Is there a way to lower the volume by about 1/2 of the lowest volume setting? The ringer is quite loud (which is actually good for other reasons), but the lowest setting for the ringer is also quite loud in an office setting.
I know I could put it on vibrate, but I do like to hear it as well - just not as loud. Is there any way to reduce the volume a bit more at the lowest setting?
Thanks in advance for any tips/hints etc.
Are you rooted?
Not rooted, but could be.
Im using a combo approach with dolby atmos (dap_r6.5.zip)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/mod-dolby-atmos-t3109446
and an xposed module VolumeSteps+
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2884962
Might have to turn off the built in music fx EQ. Then I increased the volume steps to 15. I lowered the levels in dolby atmos to the volume level I like.
Just an FYI, in the stock, unrooted 3.5.4 update it allowed the lowest volume to go a bit lower (sounds about 1/2 as loud as the previous (3.5.3) low volume setting).
Happy!
The volume doubles between the 2nd and 3rd lowest volume setting, so if you're studying with noise cancelling headphones on it's either too quiet or too loud. I need about 2 or 3 volume increments in between there to find the sweet spot.
Is there an ADB command I can do or a root app (or, worst case scenario, a magisk module) that will enable a greater range of volume increments?
Thanks.
finshan said:
The volume doubles between the 2nd and 3rd lowest volume setting, so if you're studying with noise cancelling headphones on it's either too quiet or too loud. I need about 2 or 3 volume increments in between there to find the sweet spot.
Is there an ADB command I can do or a root app (or, worst case scenario, a magisk module) that will enable a greater range of volume increments?
Thanks.
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The Gravity Box (Q) Xposed Module allows you to change the number of volume steps for media control.
For Magisk level...
You might consider using ViPER4Android if you want to fine tune a particular volume level. IE, set a volume that is close, then change the output gain or parameters in the equalizer to bring that volume up or down.
For Xposed level...
I tried testing Gravity Box's Q Xposed module to change from 25 volume steps to 50...
Using a test video of a constant tone, vol-4/25 was as loud as I wanted it, vol-5/25 started to hurt and vol-6/25 was as high as I wanted to test with.
After changing to 50 steps and a reboot, I unscientifically feel like those same volumes are more around 6/50, 8/50 and 10/50.
Meaning that it actually does what it says... which is better than ones that claim to do the same thing for call volume. The fact that Google thinks 6 call volume steps are okay is criminal. Sometimes I can't use headphones for calls because some callers are simply too loud for me at 1/6.
For another Magisk level option, there's a build.props setting that seems to work as well as Gravity Box. You'll need something like MagiskHide Prop Config to add to your "systemless" build.props file.
Once installed, open a terminal with SU privileges, run props (the Magisk module) and follow the prompts to add a new custom prop setting for "ro.config.media_vol_steps". The default should be 25 and setting it to 50 seemed identical to what Gravity Box accomplished.
I find a setting of 30 volume steps in Gravity Box is perfect for me.
The samsung a33 vibrates too much when playing any audio, the only way i found to stop it is by disabling the right speaker.
One Ui 5.1 guide: Settings-> Accessibility-> Hearing enhancements:
- Enable "Mono audio" for both connected audio and phone speaker.
- "Left / Right" balance for only the phone speakers all the way to the left.
Audio volume feels a little lower but the quality seems fine.
Enjoy and let me know if you know other ways to remove the speaker vibration.