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hi i have a htc g2 and the loud speaker on the back sucks has anyone found a way to make it louder or is there a beter speaker that i can get to make it louder i love this phone otherwise
thanks in advance from a newbe
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will it make it louder than stock high setting?
Yes. Full eq for speaker, phone, and blutooth. You have to flash the zip which you can find in xboarders thread
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clamman said:
will it make it louder than stock high setting?
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Yes. Full eq for speaker, phone, and blutooth. You have to flash the zip which you can find in xboarders thread
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To clarify, clamman asked if DSP manager can increase the volume of the speaker, not change the EQ. I am curious as well..
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To clarify, clamman asked if DSP manager can increase the volume of the speaker, not change the EQ. I am curious as well..
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To clarify..the first word in my post is YES. To clarify an eq adjusts the volume...that's what eq's are for
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Spastic909 said:
To clarify..the first word in my post is YES. To clarify an eq adjusts the volume...that's what eq's are for
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I don't think you know exactly what an equalizer is or what it does. An equalizer adjusts the intensities of specific frequency bands independently. For example, it lets you increase the intensity of bass frequencies and lower the treble frequencies if you wish.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equalization
Equalizers are NOT volume knobs.
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To clarify, clamman asked if DSP manager can increase the volume of the speaker, not change the EQ. I am curious as well..
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no one has any ideas to make it louder? i need help please lol
The speaker already gets fuzzy at max volume. It's pointless to try and use software to force it to get louder, it's not a high quality speaker.
I'd be more inclined to take it apart, and replace the speaker with a higher quality one, but that's only if you're really willing to put some effort into things.
Grundoko said:
The speaker already gets fuzzy at max volume. It's pointless to try and use software to force it to get louder, it's not a high quality speaker.
I'd be more inclined to take it apart, and replace the speaker with a higher quality one, but that's only if you're really willing to put some effort into things.
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where can i get a louder and better speaker that will fit?
I have no idea how loud you want your G2 speakers especially when the speakers are not the best ever. However I believe if you are running a sense rom and you flash the Unity Kernel (In my signature) it supports a 20% audio boost you may try that. They are also currently looking for another way to boost audio so maybe in awhile the audio boost will be greater.
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I don't think you know exactly what an equalizer is or what it does. An equalizer adjusts the intensities of specific frequency bands independently. For example, it lets you increase the intensity of bass frequencies and lower the treble frequencies if you wish.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equalization
Equalizers are NOT volume knobs.
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So.. increase the volume of all frequencies and then you increased the overall volume?
dsip said:
So.. increase the volume of all frequencies and then you increased the overall volume?
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It depends on whether the said equalizer (such as DSP) is actually boosting the frequencies above their "normal" levels, or just allows you to "cut" the various frequencies below their present level.
For anyone on Gingerbread, the app Volume+ allows you to boost actual volume, in addition to an equalizer, and with different profiles for headset, speaker and Bluetooth. The volume increase is not huge, but its definitely helpful. Its a paid app on the Market, but free on the dev's website:
http://androidaudiohacks.com/home/volume-gingerbread
redpoint73 said:
It depends on whether the said equalizer (such as DSP) is actually boosting the frequencies above their "normal" levels, or just allows you to "cut" the various frequencies below their present level.
For anyone on Gingerbread, the app Volume+ allows you to boost actual volume, in addition to an equalizer, and with different profiles for headset, speaker and Bluetooth. The volume increase is not huge, but its definitely helpful. Its a paid app on the Market, but free on the dev's website:
http://androidaudiohacks.com/home/volume-gingerbread
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got app installed but makes it quiter not louder anyone know why?
Hi All,
After messing around with apps trying to boost system/ringer/notification sounds, thanks to fellow member CuppaCoffee8, i have found my solution and thought i'd share it out. I have tried Volume+ with not so satisfactory results. CuppaCoffee8 suggested to try one of the many free Equilizer apps on the market, which i did and it does really work. Just turn up all the volume as shown in my pic. It's not specific to the music player and really does increase all system volume to the point where it's even too loud and i had to turn back the system settings volume. So those who are still seeking a solution, please try it out. !
which app is that?
what is the app? and you said it made your notification volume loud, so much that you had to turn it down?
What's the question?
Any free equalizer app will do. In my screenshot, i am using 'Equalizer" by SA Labs. Yes, at max, volume is too loud, i had to decrease it.
https://market.android.com/details?...?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsIm9yZy5lcXVhbGl6ZXJhcHAiXQ..
Nice find! This worked exactly as you said unlike Volume+
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Just as a heads up. This is exactly how Volume+ works. It exploits the Equalizer API to boost the volume
edgeicator said:
Just as a heads up. This is exactly how Volume+ works. It exploits the Equalizer API to boost the volume
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But for some of us Volume+ doesn't work
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This definitely works for me, Vol+ didn't seem too. Sounds a little distorted, trying to figure out how to get the right settings, but the sounds is def livable with now. Thanks.
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I just dont want to damage my phone.
This looks like it should get more exposure. In the Q&A section it will not get it.
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i am not sure but +8 on volume+ do the trick for me. have you tried the advance setting on volume+? it exactly the same as your EQ app.
Good tip
Is a good tip, using equalizer (from market)
results are very similar to Volume+, even if using volume+ with increase of 10 or more produces even louder (but often distorted) audio.
volume+ works just perfect. After playing with the settings you need to go to settings>sound>music effects> and pick volume+. That will solve the "I can't hear a difference when i am playing music/movie on the speaker" problem.
Any Equalizer over Volume+ works. Volume+ kept crashing for me too. Thanks for the tip.
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volume+ works just perfect. After playing with the settings you need to go to settings>sound>music effects> and pick volume+. That will solve the "I can't hear a difference when i am playing music/movie on the speaker" problem.
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This right here will solve your volume issues if volume + works on your phone.
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Equalizer by smart android apps in the market is what I use. It practically doubled my volume to the point I can't turn it to max. Thus app was the best because it fully integrated into system and music player in gingerbread, and still does in ice.
Question for those who use volume+....if you want to eventually go back to stock settings, do you just uninstall the app?
or just go into setting and put back to music fx or disable volume plus
Does volume+ increase notification sound as well, or just music/video?
have anyone tried the build in EQ advanced setting on volume+??
Coming from an iPhone, the speaker volume on my Galaxy Nexus is absolutely pathetic. I'm a big speaker phone user and I could barely even hear the person on the other end unless I'm in a completely silent room. Is there any way to increase the volume [dramatically]?
Volume+ in the market.
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Volume+ in the market.
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Appreciate the help but says it only works on Gingerbread and says it doesn't work on stock ROMS.
Just install it, it works...
Edit: ah its about the speaker phone, then you'll need root.
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For the full version of volume+ go to the developer's website http://www.androidaudiohacks.com/ he has the full version and a beta the he is working on for the galaxy nexus
i find equalizer a much better solution.
just install equalizer from the market (or volume +, but i dont like this one as much). the speaker volume will easily double. once you install it, increase each frequency to max, then just close the app. volume is now good to go.
There is more than one equalizer on the market. Which one is the good one?
NextNexus said:
There is more than one equalizer on the market. Which one is the good one?
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I find they are both equally worthless. They increase the volume of your device, but they ruin the sound quality. I find the volume to still be unacceptably low even using these apps.
joe85 said:
I find they are both equally worthless. They increase the volume of your device, but they ruin the sound quality. I find the volume to still be unacceptably low even using these apps.
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i thought volume + ruined the sound quality when getting to an acceptable level of volume. maxed out equalizer and it's great now. not atrix great, but good enough.
DSP manager is better than volume +, theres a thread with a flashable version which is optimized for ICS. Amazing results
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MouseIdt said:
DSP manager is better than volume +, theres a thread with a flashable version which is optimized for ICS. Amazing results
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Works for unrooted Gnex?
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There is more than one equalizer on the market. Which one is the good one?
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The one by smart android apps is the good one, it hooks into the system audio api.and cranks it up. Just raise each freq.
Dsp Manager http://goo.gl/vySXF Enjoy
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Agree that DSP manager helps Alot, found a flashable version optimized for ICS that works great
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how about one of you guys link to this flashable ICS dsp manager if it works so good.
pukemon said:
i find equalizer a much better solution.
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me too
Does this version of Volume+ stay "active" in the system. I had problems with previous versions of Volume+ and Equalizer not working unless I went and opened it everytime.
I just tried the DSPManager in comparison with Equalizer.
(EDIT) It works fine but Equalizer will go higher to the point of distortion if all the sliders are pushed maxed. Edit The lower two sliders maxed out will go to distortion maxed. I have all about 90% and she is loud as my old OG DROID.
Equalizer All the way. Play a known strong music file while adjusting or comparing apps.
Another Edit On my GN equalizer has to be started just once when the phone boots. I just go to the app and hit it. I am going to see if the Dev will make it start on boot. Other then that its the loudest one I have used.
DSPMngr maxed out does not distort and is just a teeny weeny bit lower.
Going back to Equalizer.
About having to enable it every time (EDIT) I was wrong, this app does not auto run after a boot. You have to tap it only once though.
pukemon said:
i thought volume + ruined the sound quality when getting to an acceptable level of volume. maxed out equalizer and it's great now. not atrix great, but good enough.
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Are you saying that you used the equalizer in the Volume + app? If so, what are your settings?
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How to increase music volume without volume+ app ..any hack ..? Or change build.prop
Kernels.
DSPManager (built into a few ROMs)
Clean your ears.
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Smokeey said:
Kernels.
DSPManager (built into a few ROMs)
Clean your ears.
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+1. +10 on the ear part.
bow chicka wow wow.
Why not use equalizer or volume+, they near double the volume and could even blow the speaker its so loud.
RogerPodacter said:
Why not use equalizer or volume+, they near double the volume and could even blow the speaker its so loud.
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volume+, break Cinex Player app.
I need alternative method to hack volume .
Darn it. There isn't a free volume Plus app??
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nexicon said:
Darn it. There isn't a free volume Plus app??
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There is a free Volume Plus app you have to go to the developers web site to get it. Read the description for the app on the play store and it will tell you where to go.......
Alternative is equalizer by smart apps. Custom eq Max each freq. Does that break it? Its an alternative.
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Alternative is equalizer by smart apps. Custom eq Max each freq. Does that break it? Its an alternative.
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on my gnex 4.0.,4 stock rooted rom, Volume+ works ok for the overall volume level, but equalisation (custom or presets) do not work at all: anyone else?
thegios said:
on my gnex 4.0.,4 stock rooted rom, Volume+ works ok for the overall volume level, but equalisation (custom or presets) do not work at all: anyone else?
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Use Equalizer app
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There is a free Volume Plus app you have to go to the developers web site to get it. Read the description for the app on the play store and it will tell you where to go.......
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There is a free one right on the market. Searched for Volume+, clicked on the paid one, and it was in with "Other apps from this developer".
zabhi said:
Use Equalizer app
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is it better than volume+ ?
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There is a free one right on the market. Searched for Volume+, clicked on the paid one, and it was in with "Other apps from this developer".
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Just go to the developers website, he links to it in the description of the paid one. You get the paid version for free by downloading it from his site and you get the full version.
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is it better than volume+ ?[/QUOTE
equalizer has all the features of volume+ but is lacking the mist important one : it does not handle the overall volume
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I use Music Volume Eq from the market place, free and can work as a widget
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I use Music Volume Eq from the market place, free and can work as a widget
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will try but does it increase (like volume+) the overall external speaker volume?
Without volume+ set to 15 my sms/msg/alarm notifications are way too low
Aham http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1500579
One question I've always had is if there's anything that just adjusts the external speaker's sound only. I know the go to solution has always been Volume+ or Music Volume EQ, but both affect sound globally, or in volume+ case starts to distort sound every time you change from BT to headphones or external speaker. All I want to do is make ringtones and notifications louder, everything else is fine.
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One question I've always had is if there's anything that just adjusts the external speaker's sound only. I know the go to solution has always been Volume+ or Music Volume EQ, but both affect sound globally, or in volume+ case starts to distort sound every time you change from BT to headphones or external speaker. All I want to do is make ringtones and notifications louder, everything else is fine.
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esssssssss maybe a volume+ lite
Boom laka laka laka, boom laka laka laka! Sorry, I don't know what came over me.
Heya all,donno if this has been posted or not, but i found nifty trick to raise volume when listening to music on stock 4.1.1. (Headphone volume)
1. Plug in your headphones
2. Play a song on stock music player
3. Raise volume to max
4. Go to stock camera app and take a pic EDIT: You can also just "tap to focus", no need to take pic!
5. Your volume is raised!
I quess its something to do on how beats audio works and limits volume.
Let me know if it worked on your stock x,cheets
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loop4444 said:
Heya all,donno if this has been posted or not, but i found nifty trick to raise volume when listening to music on stock 4.1.1. (Headphone volume)
1. Plug in your headphones
2. Play a song on stock music player
3. Raise volume to max
4. Go to stock camera app and take a pic
5. Your volume is raised!
I quess its something to do on how beats audio works and limits volume.
Let me know if it worked on your stock x,cheets
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wow my speaker and headphone became much louder like I use beats audio on XD
very helpful thanks is this stay all the time ?
by the way Im stock unrooted relocked bootloader hboot 1.39 software base 3.20.401.1 S-OFF & Supercid
Nah,i think you need to do it every next time you launch music player,but you can play songs in a row while in player no probs
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loop4444 said:
Nah,i think you need to do it every next time you launch music player,but you can play songs in a row while in player no probs
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Yeah it's actually a bug... And a reboot definitely makes it go back to normal..i found that the volume rise causes some distortion so i dont like it much
The volume will rise everytime some notification or sound conflicts with music..
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loop4444 said:
Nah,i think you need to do it every next time you launch music player,but you can play songs in a row while in player no probs
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hope the sense 5 will feature to enable beats audio with speakers like the hte one that make it louder
damn its really loud with this bug thats nice if they do that at sense 5 maybe I will consider to not sell this phone XD
yuval111 said:
hope the sense 5 will feature to enable beats audio with speakers like the hte one that make it louder
damn its really loud with this bug thats nice if they do that at sense 5 maybe I will consider to not sell this phone XD
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HTC One has build in amplifiers which amplifies the sound, that's why beats audio works on the speakers on the One!
In the case of our beloved HOX, the speakers would just crackle and distort... :silly:
vin4yak said:
HTC One has build in amplifiers which amplifies the sound, that's why beats audio works on the speakers on the One!
In the case of our beloved HOX, the speakers would just crackle and distort... :silly:
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still they can still make an improvement with hox speaker with the new sense 5
here you see with this bug its work alot louder with speakers !
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still they can still make an improvement with hox speaker with the new sense 5
here you see with this bug its work alot louder with speakers !
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It's only louder! Clarity is messed up! :laugh:
There's a limit to the HOX speaker, you can use all the sound mods out there, but in the end you can't improve the hardware with sense5 or anything other software update!
Lets hope we get the Sense 5 within next month!
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It's only louder! Clarity is messed up! :laugh:
There's a limit to the HOX speaker, you can use all the sound mods out there, but in the end you can't improve the hardware with sense5 or anything other software update!
Lets hope we get the Sense 5 within next month!
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yeah lets hope
this has nothing to do with internal speaker-i used this only for headphones.
P.S. I edited my post up, seems like touch to focus does the same effect
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this has nothing to do with internal speaker-i used this only for headphones.
P.S. I edited my post up, seems like touch to focus does the same effect
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dunno my speaker are much louder with this trick ! hehe :laugh:
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Heya all,donno if this has been posted or not, but i found nifty trick to raise volume when listening to music on stock 4.1.1. (Headphone volume)
1. Plug in your headphones
2. Play a song on stock music player
3. Raise volume to max
4. Go to stock camera app and take a pic EDIT: You can also just "tap to focus", no need to take pic!
5. Your volume is raised!
I quess its something to do on how beats audio works and limits volume.
Let me know if it worked on your stock x,cheets
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I was always wondering if someone else never found this little "glitch", i have been using it since last year and i find the sound on the HOX to be "unstable", as it is never the same loudness/bass, sometimes it gives more sometimes less, sometimes it is very good and sometimes crappy, but this helps everytime i use it is for my headphones and it works like a charm. :good: