Any programs out there that allow you to remap the volume up/down buttons to something other than what the stock software allows for?
netjack said:
Any programs out there that allow you to remap the volume up/down buttons to something other than what the stock software allows for?
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Yes if you have root install G3 tweaksbox there's a option in there for that i have volume up for torch
jaythenut said:
Yes if you have root install G3 tweaksbox there's a option in there for that i have volume up for torch
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perfect! done and done!
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Root Explorer -
ROOT - SYSTEM - USR - KEYLAYOUT - tuna-gpio-keypad.kl
Open with Text Editor
HOME for home
BACK for back
Change it whatever you want!
HAHA!!! Got it!!!
I love my GN!!!
iChris_Nexus said:
Root Explorer -
ROOT - SYSTEM - USR - KEYLAYOUT - tuna-gpio-keypad.kl
Open with Text Editor
HOME for home
BACK for back
Change it whatever you want!
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Nice idea! After hiding the navbar, I quickly realized how much I could use something like this! I'll have to try this out when I get a chance.
Only downside I see is that since we're changing the key layout file, even when the navbar is shown, the volume buttons would still act as home/back. Would be nice for the ROM chefs to have some sort of 'live toggle' so that it would switch to home/back when the navbar is hidden, and then back to default (actual volume) when the navbar is shown.
Cheers and thanks m8!
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That's a nice idea but how do you change the volume? You will have to install some kind widget.
Also this increase wear on your buttons, that's how I killed my previous phone.
there's a toggle in AOKP to hide and bring back the toggles, although this would be more convenient it seems like it would be a hassle to change those buttons whenever you needed your volume back
Thanks for the idea just FYI on 4.0.2 GSM the layout file is:
ROOT - SYSTEM - USR - KEYLAYOUT - Generic.kl but it worked just the same. It was item 114 and 115.
Working great so far. Also I put a volume widget on my home screen so that takes care of that.
There's a flashable zip for this on rootz, been using it for several days. I just long press my ringer toggle for volume adjustment.
what i wanna see is this:
tap the power button to show/hide nav bar
double tap to lock screen
hold down to power off
boom.
AuxiliaryPie said:
what i wanna see is this:
tap the power button to show/hide nav bar
double tap to lock screen
hold down to power off
boom.
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I could def see this being functional
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or you could just shrink the nav bar down to 30dp!
still works well and its almost like its not there!
Pretty cool. Thanks. Works like a charm.
Even long presses on the volume replicates the same behaviour as I configured on the Nova launcher :
- Long press on the Home (vol up) key: shows recents apps
- Long press on the Back (vol down) key: kills app
9wire said:
There's a flashable zip for this on rootz, been using it for several days. I just long press my ringer toggle for volume adjustment.
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I couldn't find the thread at rootzwiki, mind to post a link here?
winwiz said:
or you could just shrink the nav bar down to 30dp!
still works well and its almost like its not there!
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How to... please?
I would lime the volume up to be home and volume down be back...but long presses be normal function......how do I do this?
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Doesn't seem to do anything on AOKP 27. The default says WAKE and when I change it and then reboot the volume buttons still handles the volume.
how?
Teach me, please
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9wire said:
There's a flashable zip for this on rootz, been using it for several days. I just long press my ringer toggle for volume adjustment.
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I think people here are misunderstand the statement. "I just long press my ringer toggle for volume adjustment." He used the built in toggles(slient or vibrate) in the rom to get the the volume screen and make volume adjustments. The long press of the physical volume key is not adjusting the volume once the mod is made.
truemagic said:
I couldn't find the thread at rootzwiki, mind to post a link here?
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Remap physical buttons for full screen mods - RootzWiki http://bit.ly/zK1iSK
winwiz said:
or you could just shrink the nav bar down to 30dp!
still works well and its almost like its not there!
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just found out i could do this last night...best of both worlds!
lazy_ursache said:
How to... please?
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http://rootzwiki.com/topic/19615-aokp-b27-axi0m-kang-403-2292012/
best rom i have ever used
dragonii said:
Pretty cool. Thanks. Works like a charm.
Even long presses on the volume replicates the same behaviour as I configured on the Nova launcher :
- Long press on the Home (vol up) key: shows recents apps
- Long press on the Back (vol down) key: kills app
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+1 I agree with this idea
Is there a way to remap one of the volume buttons to be the activate the camera?
swaneon said:
Is there a way to remap one of the volume buttons to be the activate the camera?
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I think it's possible...on my optimus black it's possible to use "g" button to activate the camera...so i think it's possible also on galaxy nexus...
See that post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1194058
much thanks!
Guys is there a xposed module or will there be one to
use volume down key as back and long press to kill
volume up key as home and long press to recents..
and expanded desktop option to disable the nav bar
this will save the space nedded for nav bars...
also volume isnt a function which we use very often...we can as well have a quick launcg tile for it
GravityBox can do the second thing you want.
Yes, I use Gravity box to hide the navbar and use its Pie for my buttons.
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There's an module that does just that its called "Xposed Additions"
Doesn't even need reboots and you can even assign a different behavior to ur keys acording to screen on / off status
For example
Use volume keys to change volume when screen off
jaspreet997 said:
There's an module that does just that its called "Xposed Additions"
Doesn't even need reboots and you can even assign a different behavior to ur keys acording to screen on / off status
For example
Use volume keys to change volume when screen off
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i dont think it assigns back key to volume..
also gravitybox is inclusive of that module
pie controls seems to be viable solution as of now
vNa5h said:
i dont think it assigns back key to volume..
also gravitybox is inclusive of that module
pie controls seems to be viable solution as of now
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Well xposed addition has back key to volume keys option
I just tried it
and i havent seen that option in gbox ever
try it ...if not i will post screen shots for u
jaspreet997 said:
Well xposed addition has back key to volume keys option
I just tried it
and i havent seen that option in gbox ever
try it ...if not i will post screen shots for u
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Did it work.. Also what other options does it have
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Is there any such module yet
Tap-a-talked from the MOTOG
Hi,
The volume Up button no longer works,
how can I increase the in call volume without the UP button ?
Runing Android 2.3.5
Thanks
go4saint said:
Hi,
The volume Up button no longer works,
how can I increase the in call volume without the UP button ?
Runing Android 2.3.5
Thanks
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Root your device, install android 4.0 or higher, remap buttons, if not included in the CyanogenMod version, just install xposed framework and the module xposed additions to remap buttons
go4saint said:
Hi,
The volume Up button no longer works,
how can I increase the in call volume without the UP button ?
Runing Android 2.3.5
Thanks
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I think you can do it by going to Sound in Settings.
aWFSuser said:
I think you can do it by going to Sound in Settings.
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In Android 2.3.5 in sound settings the volume can be increased only by button, not by touching the slider.
go4saint said:
In Android 2.3.5 in sound settings the volume can be increased only by button, not by touching the slider.
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That's sad. You could try this-- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cb.volumePlus Though I have not used it.
aWFSuser said:
That's sad. You could try this-- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cb.volumePlus Though I have not used it.
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Volume Control+ worked,
Thanks
go4saint said:
Volume Control+ worked,
Thanks
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Don't mention thanks, just press it
Is there any way of turning off the sound that comes when pressing the volume up/down button?
I've had a look in settings but can't find it.
Cheers
use G3 Tweaksbox in here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2792242
Shandy Shadow said:
use G3 Tweaksbox in here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2792242
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Thanks for your help Shandy - can't believe I hadn't heard of this superb app before now :silly: