For some reason, when I try to raise my volume, the volume levels auto-adjust down to its lowest setting.
What is this? Please help!
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When your at the volume menu It say "System" on the left and "Ringer" on the right. When i put my ringer volume on sound (low to high) and than exit the volume, i notice when i get a call my ringer does not sound. So i go back to check my volume and my ringer isn't on anything. The problem is my ringer volume will not stay on, yet my system volume is perfectly fine. Any Suggestions?
Thanks, Matt
Yes, I had the same problem last night. If both the System and Ringer volumes are set to max, then occasionally the ringer volume will drop down to zero, and you then find yourself in the dog house with your girlfriend because she thinks you've been ignoring her calls.
It's a known bug, and is discussed HERE
I've found the best solution so far for me it to have the System volume set to max and the Ringer volume one step away from max.
I have the following problem:
I call a number and set the in-call volume to any level and wait for the HTV volume screen do disappear.
1. Sometimes as soon as the volume setting screen disappears the volume gets reverted back to the lowest setting. --> I have to keep presing the VolumeUp button in order to hear the other party.
2. Other times the volume is kept when the control disappears However, when I want to set the volume again it forgets my previous volume setting and starts from the lowest setting again.
3. Sometimes it even displays max volume on the screen but I hear that the lowest setting is selected because the volume is very low. I also cannot increase the volume because it thinks that the highest setting is selected. I can press volume down and volume up again, which solves the problem.
I like the design of the HTC volume control, so I do not want to revert back to the default WM volume slider. However, the UI of the HTC volume control is not in correlation with the actual volume level. Any suggestions?
I was wondering if anyone had noticed certain apps not respecting the volume set for notifications.
Under settings, Sound settings, Volume, I have my Ringtone volume at maximum, my Alarm volume at maximum, my Media volume at 0, my Notification volume at 50% and "Use incoming call volume for notifications" unchecked.
Most notifications respect the volume level set for Notifications, but some, Facebook and Chrome-to-Phone, do not. They seem to use the Ringtone volume level to play their notifications, which tend to scare me out of my seat when they go off. Anyone else notice this problem?
I'm on Froyo FRF91.
Thanks
Dunno about Facebook (I have that silent) by Chrome2Phone blares out at twice the volume anyone thought possible.
Yes, the same happens to me. I also have my ringtone volume at maximum and my notification volume much lower. It's very irritating.
Here is an issue about it in the projects issue-tracker. Please star it.
http://code.google.com/p/chrometophone/issues/detail?id=39
Starred. Glad to know that it wasn't just a problem on my phone and that I wasn't missing something obvious.
Anyways is there another way to increase the in-call volume besides using the volume adjuster on the side of the G1?
The volume adjuster on the side of my G1 is broken. I can only decrease the in-call volume and not increase it. I accidentally decrease the volume over time and now it is to it's lowest point and I cant hear at all.
The IN-CALL VOLUME. Not the ringer volume. Not the media volume.
The volume when you hear people talking on the phone.
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hey guys.
can someone help me with this? :
If I want to adjust the in call volume during a call, it happens nothing.The other 2 volumes (system and ringer) can be adjusted without any problem.But if I press the up/down with volume keys during a call,the volume's window pops up and goes to max or min,but nothing happens in sound's much.
u have no idea which file/files are related to adjust in call volume?
(n I don't mean snd_soc_msm_2x from system/ect).
any idea? or can u introduce me a guy who knows which file/files is that?