My old GS2 had an option to disable notification sounds while on bluetooth connections. It's irritating when listening to my music while using a bluetooth connection especially on my car head unit at about 25 on my volume scale and all of a sudden, bloink, not kool.
Any input will be appreciated.
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PanchoPlanet said:
My old GS2 had an option to disable notification sounds while on bluetooth connections. It's irritating when listening to my music while using a bluetooth connection especially on my car head unit at about 25 on my volume scale and all of a sudden, bloink, not kool.
Any input will be appreciated.
Pp.
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You could always open the expanded volume panel and turn notifications down to mute, thus letting you jam away without being interrupted. Is that what you were looking for? I feel that was too easy
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JORDVN said:
You could always open the expanded volume panel and turn notifications down to mute, thus letting you jam away without being interrupted. Is that what you were looking for? I feel that was too easy
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Way to easy, lol, there where options to have the sounds not activated but not muted. I may have been a rom feature, just can't remember. Lowering the volume down doesn't cut it, you still have a sound pause when the sound event happens.
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I NEED to increase the max. volume on my alarm ringtones!! Can anyone help? Please.
I thought there was an apply for this on the market. My ringtones are very loud though.
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Load the ringtone to pc and use any studio softwares compressor expander to raise levels to max also eq or fillter out some low end .
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djjosh said:
Load the ringtone to pc and use any studio softwares compressor expander to raise levels to max also eq or fillter out some low end .
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Thanks! Guess I'll try that next!
musclehead84 said:
I thought there was an apply for this on the market. My ringtones are very loud though.
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I have tried a couple of things from the market but they didn't help the alarm volume and that is my real problem. It is possible that I may not have done something right within the application, but I haven't found one yet
jgarland1390 said:
I NEED to increase the max. volume on my alarm ringtones!! Can anyone help? Please.
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I just plug my phone into a set of speakers.
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Khilbron said:
I just plug my phone into a set of speakers.
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When I did that, the alarm "sound" did not come out to the speaker, just the phone!? I had plugged it into the speakers the night before to watch a movie as I fell asleep. The movie volume was good but the next morning when the alarm went off it just came through the phone's speaker. Maybe ther is a setting somewhere that I missed?!
Any thoughts on that?
jgarland1390 said:
When I did that, the alarm "sound" did not come out to the speaker, just the phone!? I had plugged it into the speakers the night before to watch a movie as I fell asleep. The movie volume was good but the next morning when the alarm went off it just came through the phone's speaker. Maybe ther is a setting somewhere that I missed?!
Any thoughts on that?
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I apologize for the delayed response. I have scoured my phone, and cannot locate a specific setting that allows this, however I can confirm that using the stock alarm app, when the alarm goes off it plays through both the phone, and the speakers.
Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone has a solution for disabling notification sounds while listening to music in my car via AUX cord. I have one that adapts through a cassette and while I'm listening, evening when my phone is set to silent, my notifications still ring at top volume which is very annoying. I know with CM7 they had a fix for this.
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Really? When my phone is on vibrate or silent, the notifications don't make sound when listening to music.
martonikaj said:
Really? When my phone is on vibrate or silent, the notifications don't make sound when listening to music.
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Through an aux cord?
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I've looked everywhere for an answer to this problem so please don't flame me. :fingers-crossed: I am new!
I flashed AOKP's jellybean ROM for AT&T last night and ever since then my speakerphone volume is really low. It's almost the same volume as the regular speaker. I can't hardly tell the difference between when it's on speakerphone and not.
Not sure what to do! Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I am running AOKP as well, although i haven't yet used my speakerphone, when my volume is up my notifications can be deafening at times...especially high pitched squeals and the like. Try going into the settings>rom control>sound menu and enable the volume panel. This enables you to selectively adjust the volumes for each sound group (for lack of a better word). This is similar to the stock sound menu with greater control. With this enabled when you adjust your sound using the rocker buttons you will see a mixer icon on the right, press that to open the volume panel and try adjusting the sounds that way. I've found the best setup for me is to crank up the phone volume, and then put the notification and music levels somewhere between 1/2 and 3/4 full. Its worth mentioning i also have my volume levels linked so that they all scale up and down together, this way my phone volume isn't all the way down while the notifications remain loud for example. This setting is found in the settings>sound menu.
I enabled that and it was turned all the way up. But I turned it down and then turned it back up and now it works great. Thank you so much!
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zmarchank said:
I enabled that and it was turned all the way up. But I turned it down and then turned it back up and now it works great. Thank you so much!
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Thanks for posting this zmarchank, this also fixed same problem!
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Hi,
I noticed that when you have your headphones plugged in, some system and notification sounds still come from the speaker. Is there any way to change this except muting the phone or outting it on vibrate?
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byuntaeng said:
Hi,
I noticed that when you have your headphones plugged in, some system and notification sounds still come from the speaker. Is there any way to change this except muting the phone or outting it on vibrate?
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Not that I could find, Never noticed this on previous phones. I use a wired headset on my motorcycle and control the phone music or radio volume with the headset button. I can hear the time by clicking 4X and adjust volumes etc. but the phone still rings on the device when I get a call. Makes no sense. Headphone should mute the phone speaker period. If I mute the device I cannot hear the TTS Time announcements but can hear who is calling......
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Neak kernel has an option to fix this in advanced audio settings.
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I listen to music in my car through the headphone jack, and it's annoying when every notification will sound, lowering the volume of my music playing. It'll bring back my music after the tone plays, as it should
This happens under all 3 profiles.
When I'm not plugged into the jack, all is at it should be based on whatever profile is engaged. The phone will only vibrate under the vibrate profile, music blasting at continuous, unbroken volume.
I've tried messing with the sound settings and profiles, but I can't seem to rid myself of the annoyance
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Have you tried any automating apps like Tasker or Llama? You can set up profiles in those that detect when certain variable conditions are met, such as headphones plugged in and charging. If you have any questions on how to do this, I would be happy to help.
For example, I currently have a Tasker profile that turns on Bluetooth in the morning and once it detects it is connected to the Bluetooth in my car, it increases the media volume to max, lowers the notification volume to zero, and starts Mort for my audio book for my morning commute. In the evening, it starts Slacker radio instead for my commute home.
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Why thank you! Will try this out right now!
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And Tasker seems rather complicated to set up!
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Dream Reality Syndrome said:
And Tasker seems rather complicated to set up!
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Yeah, I admit Tasker is a bit daunting at first, but once you learn some stuff, it's awesome! I started out using llama, which can do a lot of stuff while still being free. Tasker is just more feature packed and can do other things like creating scenes and even make an installable app.
Just as a quick rundown, Tasker is set up with Profiles, Tasks, Scenes, and Variables tabs. You start with either the profiles or tasks. The profiles set up the conditions of which you want your task to run from. To start, you can ignore the scenes and variables. I think there's even an " easy" or " simple" mode if you want .
If you would like more help in how to set one of them up, I would be happy to assist. Otherwise, there's a lot of other resources out there with more knowledge than me.
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Just checking to see if you got it to work the way you wanted. If not, I would be happy to help!
CapnPez said:
Just checking to see if you got it to work the way you wanted. If not, I would be happy to help!
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Any mod for this?
Yannick1988 said:
Any mod for this?
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Sorry, but I'm not sure what you mean. Are you asking about how to use Tasker or Llama to change the notification volume when plugged in?
CapnPez said:
Sorry, but I'm not sure what you mean. Are you asking about how to use Tasker or Llama to change the notification volume when plugged in?
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No. I'm asking if there is a mid to flash through recovery to disable notification in headphones when in silent or vibrate mode.
My old phone made a notification in headphone only in "normal mode" and it was better!
Yannick1988 said:
No. I'm asking if there is a mid to flash through recovery to disable notification in headphones when in silent or vibrate mode.
My old phone made a notification in headphone only in "normal mode" and it was better!
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Sorry, but no, I don't know of any mod to apply in recovery. Instead, I have a tasker profile set up so that whenever my Bluetooth headphones are connected, the notification volume is set to zero.
Otherwise, have you used an xposed module like gravity box to make sure your ringtone and notification volumes are linked? I'm not sure, but perhaps that will make it so the notification is muted when in silent or vibrate mode.
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