Hi guys
Ive got a LG bluetooth speaker that i connect my G955F to - my issue is with the media volume at max on my phone the speaker is only at half power. Ive got the audio volume sync turned on so cant see why full volume on my phone is not giving me full volume on my speaker
Currently running Ambassadii 1.8 with volume warning removed... speaker is LG FH6
Any advice would be great
As I've read, volume on S Galaxy's is notorious for being low. Some folks solve by Viper 4 Android, Ainur Sauron, or the like.
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I have a chinese Dual Sim card phone running 2.3.4 Android. The specific model is Star a919. My main issue at the moment is bluetooth volume seems to be very low even at max volume. I am trying to get the bluetooth volume to increase so I can hear the person on the other end.
Here is what I have tried:
1. turning volume down via button, rebooting phone with battery pulled out, then adjusting volume on headset itself when phone powers on.
2. Adjusting both headset and in call bluetooth volume
3. Volume+ (various settings for both incall and bluetooth)
4. Adding up to 100 steps in volume+ for in call quality
I am running out of idea's here. If anyone has something else I could try that may work i'm all ears.
No matter what volume I pair my Verizon HTC One M8 (KitKat) at, my bluetooth volume reverts to "LOW" each time connect to Bluetooth speakers. I get a "Maximum Volume Warning," and then have to manually crank it up with the volume rocker on the phone.
I use several speakers throughout the house...JBL PowerUp in my living room, and a Waterproof Speaker in the bath. Forums indicate that this has been a problem for other users on the M7, and some phones as far back as the Dell Streak! Only advice I can find is re-pairing, but I've done that at Maximum volume, and the higher volume setting will not hold.
Is this a know issue? Are there any other workarounds?? Anyone else having this problem???
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2704320
Hey every one,
When I first got my OPO my ear buds ( SOL Republic AMP HD) worked perfectly fine. After a few updates (I cant say which one for sure) my ear buds just became unusable in the phone.
Symptoms:
-Plugging in the headphones causes the volume to drop to 0 as if the volume down button was held down.
-After messing around with sleep wake and volume I am able to get the volume to settle but the volume is really low and adjusting the volume even to max is very quiet.
-holding the music control buttons down during playback does not fix the issue as seen on some older devices.
Info:
-Issue occurs on CM and Oxygen
-currently running Oxygen
-Earphone model: SOL Republic AMP HD (w/ 3 button remote)
If there is anything I can do to fix this it would be awesome! I dont care if the remote or mic works I just want to be able to listen to music through them again.
Thanks
This may be just me, but with my LG Tone 750's I'm getting low BT volume with my One+. Is there a way to fix this? My volume on the headphones is at max and also in the phone volume settings as well but it's quite low. I've tested on my wired set and the volume is fine.
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I have a OP7Pro and I use regularly 3 Bluetooth devices, my car (where the volume from the phone has to be maxed), on-ear headphones with anc (where volume should be much lower) and on-ear headphones (where the volume should be low).
I identified that lots of times, with the new features of Android P, the volume is remembered from device to device but sometimes it is not, and after using the Bluetooth with the car, the volume of the on-ear headphones is maxed which kills my ears...
Does this happen to someone else? Is it a known bug? Is there a solution for this?
Bump I have this stupid annoying issue the same. My volume is the same across the border same volume level for music in calls speaker etc
Mine also, doesn't remember my Bluetooth prior volume setting's. It defaults back to Max volume...
If you have bt absolute volume enabled, the phone will take the setting of the device it is connected to. Not sure that helps entirely though.