I like listening to music while playing WWE Supercard but I can't do both on my phone. I want to mute supercard while the music is full volume. Any clue how?
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Can you tell me how many speakers 8310 has? When I play mp3 song from it (192Kbps), it plays sound from the speaker which is used for conversation. And the sound is not very loud (earpeace volume is set to maximum).
Is there only one speaker present? Should I avoid playing music, in order to keep the quality of the speaker on the level it is now, since I don't want to loose conversation sound quality?
Tornado has just one internal speaker
This is not true, it has two of them, one for the earpiece (very tiny) and one for the speakerphone, also used for the ringer. Just search the net for photos of disassembled Tornados or other HTC smartphones.
If you play music and do not have the headset connected, then the bigger speaker is used - and you can't kill it by playing music. The smaller one is only used for phone conversations. The volume level label "earpiece volume" is misleading - it always levels the complete system output audio level (it seems to be stored separately per profile or per situation, e.g. "in call" is remembered separately). It is usually set to full level. Applications (like media player) should not adjust this master volume, but their own playback volume only.
Hey guys, I've posted this inside of a thread in the Nexus 4 forums before, but no-one else seemed to have this issue. It seems to persist in the Nexus 5. Essentially what's happening is my music levels stay low after a notification sound plays while my music is on pause. Should a different notification play after I've resumed playback, the music levels get restored to original levels. Maybe a list will outline what happens better than typing it out:
1. Listening to music
2. Pause music for any reason
3. Notification sound plays while music is paused
4. Resume music playback
5. The music levels are low, meaning I must ramp up the volume to achieve same sound level (for the Media sound slider only!)
6. Another notification comes in while music is playing again
7. Immediately after notification sound ends, music levels get restored to original, louder state
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Now, what normally happens when a notification sound plays during the playback of music, is the music levels drop, the notification sound plays, and then the music levels return to their normal levels. When this issue happens, the music levels don't come back up if the music is on pause, even after un-pausing and re-pausing the music, meaning that there should be an event firing right after the notification sound that isn't, when the music is paused. Can anyone else try to recreate this? What could be the cause of this? Any solution? If it makes any difference, I've only been able to test with Pandora for music and Hangouts and Google Voice app for notifications.
Oh, here are some more observations that I've noticed that are important and almost forgot to mention:
1. This happens only if I have a song queued on Pandora. That means having Pandora open and have a song already playing, then pause it. I can't just boot up my phone, receive a notification, and the Media sound levels will be low.
2. The levels fix themselves not only upon another notification paying while music playback has resumed, it also comes back upon the end of the song. Once a new song is downloaded from Pandora and starts playing, the levels fix themselves.
3. The levels also fix themselves if I force quit Pandora while the music levels are down. Does this mean it's an issue with Pandora?
4. Probably goes without saying, but I can fix them by rebooting my phone.
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I've seen people complain that the volume is different between playing a notification sound in preview mode and playing it when the notification turns up. I've not noticed that, but I did notice, today, that notifications sound different in the two cases. Best way I can describe is that it's as the mp3 i'm playing is composed of multiple tracks (in the `multitrack recording sense, not the `number of songs played one after another` sense) and not all of them are being player. Or that the music is being played on multiple speakers, and/or multiple copies of the sound is being played, and there's some sort of phase cancelling going on.
Anyone else noticed this?
Is it possible to actively normalize volume when I play music or videos or whatever from my phone? I have a few playlists in Google Music where some of the songs are incredibly quiet for some reason and others are "normal" volume. I have All Access, and these are songs from the service, not songs that I've uploaded.
I also want to know. When i watch tv or listen to radio commercials are extremely loud. Is there an automatic volume normalizer?
hey
im running oxygen os
while listening to music i can't change the phone profile - ring, vibrate, none.
i can only the change the volume of the music im listening to (usually google music)
is there any way to change it (not through settings>volume etc)?
thanks