Howdy all... I am on an unrooted Pixel 4 XL. I guess I just noticed this, because I came from a Pixel 2 XL, with Android 9. It seems that the dial pad sounds as well as call connect and disconnect sounds is tied to the Ringtone volume... This means that there are no sounds related to the dial pad or call disconnects if you're in vibrate mode.
Has it always been this way, because I've had my phone on vibrate for YEARS, but I pretty clearly remember dial pad tones working. My Pixel 2 XL was rooted.
You can change the ringtone or restore the device to factory settings
I don't know how this answers my question...
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One of my gripes with the Nexus 6 is the fact that whenever my phone rings it does so in an escalating fashion. Rather than ringing at full volume like a normal device it goes from a low volume and slowly picks up to the loud volume. The same happens with Voice Calls as well on Speaker and it is very frustrating.
Is there anyway I can disable this? Perhaps a mod to disable this system so I can have regular full volume rather than escalating volume? I keep almost missing phone calls due to this, and voice calls have been redundantly frustrating.
I was wondering the same thing!
Hopeful that there will be a rom / kernel that will change this. IIRC, Seems like I remember a tweak on some of the Gnex ones that did it.
I use a app called "Disable Increasing Ring" on my Samsung Note 2.
Don't know if it is working for Nexus 6... (don't have one, but want one)
It's in the Play store
Willem
Headset to speaker phone
The volume also does the ascending thing from headset to speaker phone which I'm not really a fan of.
the app
Worked briefly on the Nexus 6 then stopped
Any new info on this going to try the app described above and see if it works for me.
Anyone else finding that no matter what type of headphones you plug in when making and receiving calls the minimum volume is still too loud. It is so loud that I got a ringing in my ears after trying for the first time! Presently I am not able to wear headphones for voice calls which is a problem when I am trying to use the phone for hands free when in a conference call. Interestingly the volume is fine for media use. Anyone get any ideas of how to lower the voice call volume level?
I have found this with my Redmi Note 4. There's nothing you can do without a rooted phone by the looks. I've contact Xiaomi support and they say the minimum volume is set by design. Well its a painful volume level with their own bloody headsets. Will be rooting and changing the config else i'll be looking for another phone.
I like to use audible keypad tone on the dialer and on my Note 8 i can barely hear them , and I have all volume levels including system at max.If anyone knows a fix for this I would be thankful ,I have tried various volume raising apps but none did anything to help .
Have you tried the sound settings and switching on the dialer tones toggle?
This one
Yes i have that toggle on but it is barely audible and i also have longer tone set for 3 seconds and it is a quick 1/2 second tone even when i hold my finger down on the keys ,1st phone i had a problem with this .
jameskoiman said:
I like to use audible keypad tone on the dialer and on my Note 8 i can barely hear them , and I have all volume levels including system at max.If anyone knows a fix for this I would be thankful ,I have tried various volume raising apps but none did anything to help .
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Any chance you're covering the speaker when you dial? If not, have you tested your hearing to see if you have difficulty with the frequencies used for the keypad tones?
I encounter exactly the problem as jameskoiman. My dialling keyboard is no sound eventhough alr select for the dialling keyboard tone to ON.
Any fix for this? The same is on Galaxy S6.
Speaker probably clogged with belly button lint.
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This thread has been cleaned As well this was a old thread and reply was months ago there is never any need to revive old topics like this as all it does is start more issues..........
Hi.
I just got my Pixel 7 last friday after being on iPhone for 5 years. Loving it, really a great device.
My problem is answering phonecalls on the device when my bluetooth headset is connected. On iPhone the call is routet to the device when using the answering button on the phone and routed to the headset when you press the butten on the headset.
I often leave the headset on my desk without turning it off. If i get a call while not at my desk i have to first switch from headset to phone before taking the call. I would like to change this so that i can get the call directly to the phone when not using my headset.
Is there a way to get the Pixel to behave in the same manner as the iPhone?
Got a Pixel 6 Pro and a Watch 5 Pro, having problems when the phone rings, I answer and can't hear anyone, until I switch to speaker the back to phone, works fine when the watch is disconnected or Bluetooth off, anyone else have this problem?
Pixel 7 Pro and a Watch 5 Pro. Not had this issue.
Stupid question, have you confirmed on the call screen the phone is selected as the audio device?