incall volume please help - Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

h ijust got my note 2 from local today, the incall volume kind low even i set to max, any one have this issue on their or what can i set to make it louder , thanks

tongphan said:
h ijust got my note 2 from local today, the incall volume kind low even i set to max, any one have this issue on their or what can i set to make it louder , thanks
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1922715
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do you have the same issue too

tongphan said:
do you have the same issue too
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Mine is working perfectly. No issues.

so you incall volume is loud

The in call volume is very loud on mine.
But I find that you need to position the phone correctly or else it will sound very quiet.
Try positioning the phone lower so that the upper edge of the phone is on the middle of your ear. Then it will sound very loud
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Viper2005 said:
The in call volume is very loud on mine.
But I find that you need to position the phone correctly or else it will sound very quiet.
Try positioning the phone lower so that the upper edge of the phone is on the middle of your ear. Then it will sound very loud
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i will try it, did you set your to max

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Internal Speaker Volume Low

Guys,
My Brother has a Desire which he recently upgraded to Froyo.
Since then he has noticed a significant drop in the speaker volume (not the loudspeaker but when making calls with the phone to your ear).
Has anyone else experienced this problem please.
All volume controls have been set to max.
One thing you can try. While talking try to set volume to LESS instead of more. After you press the minus volume button once try to press the plus...
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sudkcoce said:
One thing you can try. While talking try to set volume to LESS instead of more. After you press the minus volume button once try to press the plus...
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..apart from the obvious, how would this effect the internal speaker volume?
Beards said:
..apart from the obvious, how would this effect the internal speaker volume?
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I assume its kind of a trick the phone situation where the phone could think its meant to be at a lower level than it is. Lowering then increasing volume could act as a reset situation.
Just a guess But I haven't noticed any differences with in call volume.
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GANJDROID said:
I assume its kind of a trick the phone situation where the phone could think its meant to be at a lower level than it is. Lowering then increasing volume could act as a reset situation.
Just a guess But I haven't noticed any differences with in call volume.
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Yes.. Looking at it that way I can see where you are both coming from on that logic.
Thanks for your info too in that you don't have any problems.
Well he's coming round tonight so if none of you have any other suggestions I'll have to go with the Vol-/+ trick to see if that works.
Guys,
My Brother has tried your suggestion but not found any improvement.
Any other ideas please as obviously it is worrying him what has altered the volume level.
Thanks.
Beards

Volume+ (Sound Boost)

Speaker volume is too quiet on galaxy nexus?
Fyi..
Volume+ works great and boosts the audio no probs. Just go up a level at a time.
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Not working at all for me. Force closing. Any tips?
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NatTheCat said:
Not working at all for me. Force closing. Any tips?
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Not really... re install? I'm using v1.8.0.4 latest from market.
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NatTheCat said:
Not working at all for me. Force closing. Any tips?
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Make sure you are getting Volume+ and not Volume Control +
Do you have to be rooted for Volume+ to work?
i tried to use that on my transformer and it never worked.
trickyhenry said:
Fyi..
Volume+ works great and boosts the audio no probs. Just go up a level at a time.
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Hang on a second...
Are you talking about "Volume+ Free" or "Volume++"? Two different apps by 2 different devs.
anyone found one that works?
This one works for me.
Audio Manager also works for me and was the first application I used. I found that system volume was at level 2 out of 7 and it was almost as if the system volume setting is hidden within ICS actual settings.
However, even after setting it to 7/7; it still wasn't loud enough. This is why I installed Volume+ as above.
Mekrel said:
This one works for me.
Audio Manager also works for me and was the first application I used. I found that system volume was at level 2 out of 7 and it was almost as if the system volume setting is hidden within ICS actual settings.
However, even after setting it to 7/7; it still wasn't loud enough. This is why I installed Volume+ as above.
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cheers.. ill give them a go
Will using one of these apps to boost the volume eventually damage the speakers? Or why is installing an app for this necessary?
The default maximum volume on the speakers is ridiculously low.
I tried Volume+ Free. This free version limits the boost to +4 instead of the max +7, but +4 seems to make a huge difference already. And it seems to work even though the installer says it only works on Android 2.3.
Do we need root for this volume apps?
zok-star said:
Do we need root for this volume apps?
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No. And I have to write more because No was to short a post.
trickyhenry said:
Fyi..
Volume+ works great and boosts the audio no probs. Just go up a level at a time.
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Thanks for this.
I've had my GN for about 3 hours now and the ring tone volume was the very first thing I tried out, just to see just how loud it was. It was pretty low. I promptly purchased this app and it has brought up the volume to a more than acceptable level. The phone is actually loud now.
I currently have it set to 9 in volume+. I can't imagine going all the way up to 15 as it's loud enough. What did you raise yours to?
Great App! Worth the money.
Ditto on Volume+...so much louder!
I had to get the paid version because it seemed like the free one didn't make any noticeable effect in the ringtone volume for me on my GNexus. I've currently got it set at 9 on Volume+ and that finally seems to have made it loud enough for me (but I still have to crank the phone's volume almost to the max to have it loud enough to hear in noisy areas).
Doesn't do anything for me. Tried the paid version turned all the way up +15, makes no difference in volume...
dew.man said:
Doesn't do anything for me. Tried the paid version turned all the way up +15, makes no difference in volume...
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+1. No difference.
Ive noticed when you crank it past 9 it doesn't work, maybe a safety feature to ensure your speaker doesn't blow.. try it on 8 and 9
ranphi said:
I had to get the paid version because it seemed like the free one didn't make any noticeable effect in the ringtone volume for me on my GNexus. I've currently got it set at 9 on Volume+ and that finally seems to have made it loud enough for me (but I still have to crank the phone's volume almost to the max to have it loud enough to hear in noisy areas).
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Speaker volume is one of the things I am nervous about on the Nexus, I do use my phone as a alarm clock and speakerphone during conference calls. I've seen quite a few reviews where the reviewer thought the speaker was too quiet. At least it's comforting to know the volume can be boosted to an acceptable level for some people using software. I wonder if the VZW version will offer any improvements in this area.
loop3 said:
+1. No difference.
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It's a quirky little App. You have to keep trying it. There were a couple times where it stopped working for me, then when I came back later on it was working again.
Here's what to do, open up a song in your music player so you have something playing in the background. Then open up Volume+ & enable speaker modifications. Now try changing the volume levels. Go from like 3 to 8, if it's working you will notice a change instantly. If it doesn't work, try rebooting and/or un/re-installing and trying again. As others have said, I can set the volume all the way up to 10 maybe even 11, but any higher and nothing will happen. So don't over do it and hit 15 cause you won't notice any difference.
Honestly, without this app this phone would have been close to deal break territory for me.

anyone been able to raise IN CALL volume?

so volume+ works great for me. i have it at +8 and sometimes up to +10 when i'm in the car, and i can hear the notifications just fine.
but the in call volume, even on the speaker, is still really low to the point where if i'm on the highway i can't hear someone even if they're on speaker unless i hold it to my ears.
probably going to get a bluetooth speaker for my car soon, but until then i want to just boost it.
i know volume+ has this boost incall volume by editing the build.prop but i have no idea what to do, and obviously don't want to screw anything up. so has anyone done that, or does anyone have another way of boosting the in call volume for both speakerphone and regular speaker.
Extremely interested in this myself.
I tried doing it with volume+ but it only ended up making it worse.
If anyone has done it successfully, please post how.
My in call volume raises fine with volume+
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joshnichols189 said:
My in call volume raises fine with volume+
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What did you set yours to? The choices are 0 - 100.
bumping this to hopefully get an answer.
bumping this again because i'd really love to actually be able to hear people when i'm not in a quiet room.
Did you try volume+ beta? It is a lot better than the one on the market. You can find it in the themes and apps section.
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Is the in-call volume actually that bad?
Jinfuse said:
Is the in-call volume actually that bad?
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Not for me. I don't have any problems with it.

Any way to reduce in call volume

Hi Folks,
The lowest setting on my phone is still too loud when I am on the phone call. I have to bring the phone away from my ear cos it's too loud sometimes. Is there a MOD or APP that allows me to do that?
Thanks!
nagel said:
Hi Folks,
The lowest setting on my phone is still too loud when I am on the phone call. I have to bring the phone away from my ear cos it's too loud sometimes. Is there a MOD or APP that allows me to do that?
Thanks!
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Funny, mine is too low

Handset volume is extremely low on my Telus SGH-T989D

I tried to maxim sound in the setting, also tried different volume boost apps with no luck. Does anyone have similar problem? Is there a solution for this issue?
which ROM are you using?
get make sure all the volume bars are maxed
it could simply be a bad speaker, send it in for warranty, if you still have any
AllGamer said:
which ROM are you using?
get make sure all the volume bars are maxed
it could simply be a bad speaker, send it in for warranty, if you still have any
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All the volume bars are maxed. It is loud if I put it on speaker. Only the volume of the handset is low.
right4you said:
All the volume bars are maxed. It is loud if I put it on speaker. Only the volume of the handset is low.
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that's what i meant, it could just be that speaker that is on its way out.
the front and back speaker are 2 separate speakers

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