Upgraded to WM6, everything is great, but the sound of a call. Either in the loudspeaker or ear one, the sound of the caller comes out distorted. Can't understand what people are saying to me. They can hear me. Tryed changing speaker and didn't work. Any ideas?
P.S. - MP3 works just fine on the loudspeaker and bluetoothearphone works.
All help welcome!
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Okay guys, hello to all!
I have the same problem as SergeyBE told here:2-3 month ago I got installed "IncreaseVol.cab", it's was better sound during the call, but twoo weeks ago it's beginning rattling and noising. Now I can hear just durring the call just if I push the button "Speaker", if I play mp3, it's sounds like it have to be.
So my speaker (which one when I listening to someone during the call) so it blowed up Yeah, there is noise and really bad bad sound But that speaker which is for when phone is ringing or listening to the music works fine after the boost! Now my phone is repairing but I want to increase a ring volume and volume when listening to the music (or watching video) without increasing volume parametres for the speaker which is working during the call!
So can anyone help me here? Does anybody here have original audiopara3 file with increased only Ring volume and Multimedia volume? or can somebody here make it for me? thanks a lot in advance
Hey,
i had a problem (which turned out to be my carriers problem), however i tryed a lot of stuff fixing it and mangaged to lower the sound quality (in calls, not when i listen to music) significantly.
i hear the caller very unsharp and the sound is noisy and unclear, barely understandable.
Im using xda2's wm6.5.
is there any way to reset to the original in-call sound settings and get rid of the very bad sound quality?
thanks a lot, drdoomgod
its working fine on my side
i reflashed (which solved the problem for me) because of the unrecognizable call quality.
im using cracings 6.5 now and its all working fine
Im running leedroid and the speaker phone is perfectly fine for ringtones and music playback, but when on speaker phone during a call it seems to be too low for me. Could this have something to do with the radio I flashed?
Hello, first of all my english isn't good enough to describe all i want to say, i hope it's enough understandable.
My device xperia z3 (D6653) has a problem on speaker with incoming calls and activate loudspeaker phone during phone calls, the ringtone is too low.. as well as my speaker in phone calls.. the music is working fine and loud as it should be (both speaker work, top and bottom) but when somebody call me the phone rings too low even though every volume level is set to max! it's even more weird because when i go to "phone ringtone" like i would to set a new one, when i play the ringtone i already put or any another one the volume is normal as it should be and both speakers work.. but the problem still goes on when somebody calls me the bottom speaker only working and the phone sound is too low to hear of course as i mentioned when i active phone speaker during a call the bottom speaker still only working and i can't hear the caller while no sound or noise near me (quite place)!!
please help me, i am really very very disappointed.. i am missing most of my incoming calls because of this, and i can't hear the when loudspeaker is activated in calls..
P.S: the phone sound overall become a bit low but pretty noticeable after lollipop update or whatever i don't know, it was more louder when i bought it new, btw the speaker issue is remained the same when it was new though..
Build number; 23.4.A.0.546
Thanks.
please anybody help me!! i need a new software to solve this problem.. i can barely hear my phone ringing or even loudspeaker during calls...
Anyone got any idea why the incoming call quality on my N5 has got poor all of a sudden? It used to be fine, but now, all incoming calls are very quiet (even with the volume cranked up to max during the call), and the quality is very tinny. Is there a setting somewhere that can change this? The audio from the speakers is fine, it just seems to be the earpiece speaker that's the issue.
Thanks for any help!