RINGTONE VOLUME NOT AS LOUD

I used iPhoneRingToneMaker on Windows to send a Ringtone, that I used on my Smartphone, to the iPhone.
The Software works great. However, I found the following:
1. Transferred the unedited Ringtone (IGotMail) to the iPhone.
2. Volume is a lot lower than the ringtones that came with the iPhone
3. Edited the Original Ringtone with the best editing software available, pumped up the volume (amplitude) as much as possible without distortion, and it still is much weaker.
4. Pumped the volume and Equalization even to just distorting, and transferred again, it plays a little distorted, but still does not have the volume that the built-in ringtones have.
5. Transferred the same Ringtone with the iTunes to play it on the iPhone iPod player, and it is great. Plenty of volume through the built in speaker.
6. I tryed this with both .mp3 and .wav
Can anyone explain why this is happening.
Is is a Firmware problem?
And has anyone used the iTunes to use the Ringtone maker with it?
Do you get the same results (much lower in volume than built in Ringtones)? All the songs that I had purchased does not allow making a Ringtone with them with iTunes.

Have you checked the seetings to see if the ringing stlye is set to "Ringing" and not something like "Ascending"?
The way you've described the 5 sec gradual increase in volume is the ascending feature in Nokia phones. I use it cos it doesn't startle me (and everyone else) with the loud tone at first ring.

Similar Messages

IS THERE A WAY OF INCREASING THE VOLUME ON A USB DOWNLOADED WITH I TUNES? WHEN I PLAY MUSIC FROM IT IN MY BMW IT IS NOT VERY LOUD.

IS THERE A WAY OF INCREASING THE VOLUME ON A THUMB DRIVE DOWNLOADED WITH ITUNES MUSIC? WHEN PLAYBACK ON BMW RADIO, EVEN WITH THE RADIO VOLUME AT MAX, MUSIC IS NOT VERY LOUD.

Can't answer the query, since I don't use thumb drives and my volume's very responsive. That said, please don't post using ALL CAPS. That's considered shouting and is very disconcerting.

N900 in coming call volume not loud enough

N900 in coming call volume not loud enough
Can any one help please
When some one calls me i can just about hear them.
I have looked in phone settings etc but cant find where i can turn it up.
i know you have a volume control when a call is taking place and is right up but dont think it is that.
any help would be grate thanks.

I am having similar problems with my phone, mostly just when using the earphones/mic that came with the phone. Don't have any solutions yet, just wanted you to know there are others having similar problems.

Dv2 1030ea model volume not loud !!! Need solution

My Volume controls are on max setting but sound is not very loud in my dv2 1030ea. I have checked with different software's to play music / video (VLC, real player, windows media player) but nothing is audible more than 3 feet from my laptop.
Recently we upgraded to Windows7 home premium from VISTA, but still facing same problem.
Do we have any software to improve audio booster software to fix this problem ?
Please help me to fix this problem. thanks in advance
Dilse...

Just to save the OP from searching:
I haven't managed to downgrade my N200 from .5.0 or later to .2.0 or earlier successfully and haven't heard of anyone who has. A shame really as the reason most people want ot downgrade is to get the original volume scale back, and that was a change that Creative didn't tell us about so we had no control over and no idea that it would happen.
PB

IPad speaker volume not loud enough

It seems to me that my iPad (latest model / software as of this date) speaker volume could be louder. Other family members have the new Mini's and they have much more volume, as do our iPhones. Is there a way to increase or improve the speaker volume on the iPad?
Thanks!

I have yet to receive my ipad 2 yet, but I'm sure the physical design of the case has something to do with it.
The ipad 1 emits to the side, where as ipad 2 emits toward the back. Movies have a very dynamic volume range compared to music, and I've found even on the ipad 1 that the volume could be louder, especially if there's existing ambient noise.
If I didn't have my earbuds, I would cup the speaker with my hand to direct the sound foward... not sure how well that would work with the ipad 2.

LG Cosmos 2 - volume is too loud even on lowest setting

Hi, I recently got the LG Cosmos 2 and so far I'm fairly pleased with it. The only thing that bothers me is that the volume is very loud even when I set it to the lowest setting. This applies to both the external speaker volume and the headphones volume when playing ringtones and music.
I'm just wondering if this is normal and if there is something I can do to lower it down even further.

I found a great solution this afternoon, but this will be of use only for ringtones that you've added to the phone because unfortunately most of the time the phone's own ringtones are locked due to either Verizon's rules and/or the rules of the phone manufacturer.
One of the ways of adjusting the volume is a program called Replay Gain. Perhaps analogous to the many versions of Linux, other software writers have implemented Replay Gain in different ways. Each implementation has differing advantages and disadvantages.
My interpretation is that these versions fall under one of two categories:
In the first category, the program writes the information about the volume change to either an APE tag or an ID3 tag, and the music player reads the information in the tag to determine what volume to use. The disadvantage is that this is not a universal solution because the music player used needs to be able to recognize these tags; otherwise, that tag information means nothing to that music player and the volume will be played at its original level.
The program I used today called MP3Gain falls in the second category. Programs in this second category alter the audio file, BUT they don't alter the audio in any way other than its volume; to keep this post shorter, see the next post for greater detail about this alteration. MP3Gain in addition writes information about the volume change and about what the original volume was in an APE tag if you wish to use MP3Gain to undo the volume change. If I did a poor job of summarizing that, there is a lot of great information out there about MP3Gain if you do a google search.
I downloaded MP3Gain from here (link). While some of the various implementations of Replay Gain can be used on more than one audio format, MP3Gain can be used only on MP3 files.
step 1:
add the mp3 ringtones to MP3Gain and click the button "Track Analysis". The information that's important to us for our use is the number that is now in the column "Volume" which is a measurement in db. If the button says "Album Analysis", click the down arrow next to it and select "Track Analysis"
step 2:
At the top where you see "Target 'Normal' Volume", enter the volume that you want the mp3 ringtone changed to. Personally, a value of 91 puts me in the ballpark. If that's not low enough or not high enough, then you can just repeat these steps and apply a different value.
step 3:
Click the button "Track Gain" since I want my several mp3 ringtones to have an identical volume. If the button says "Album Gain" or "Constant Gain", click the down arrow next to it to select "Track Gain". MP3Gain's help file has excellent information about the difference between "Track Gain" and "Album Gain". I don't understand yet what "Constant Gain" is.
Step 4:
You're done.
I've read that older music players would not ignore the APE tag and would instead get confused by the presence of the APE tag and interpret it as audible noise. Our two models of Verizon non-smartphones don't seem to have any problems with the tags being left in. If by an unlikely chance either your phone or your music player plays the mp3 file with noise that wasn't there before, then you can turn off the use of the APE tag by choosing "Options" --> "Tags" --> "Ignore (do not read or write tags)". After turning this off you can still restore the volume to its original value if you had made a note of the original value when you clicked the "Track Analysis" button. Or just keep an unaltered backup copy of the mp3 ringtone.

IPhone 5, iOS 7: Alert/Ringtone volumes low...

I updated my black 32gb iPhone 5 to iOS 7 last week and one of the very things I noticed was how many missed calls/texts I had. I couldn't understand why until I went to change my tones to something more attention grabbing.... I noticed that the volume of the alerts and ringtones, including the classics, are too low to be useful. At first I thought it was my imagination until I went to work and my coworkers IDENTICAL phone started ringing, and boy did it sound great. Clear, crisp, loud. I compared her phone running iOS 7 to mine and there was a huge difference in the ringtones & alerts.
So, now that I know it's not just my imagination - I have spent all day looking for other people having this same issue. I have found a few, but nobody has a solution. This is occurring on not only the iPhone 5 but also the iPhone 4 & 4s - but not to everyone. That would lead me to believe that there may be a hardware issue with my phone but here's the rub: It sounded loud, crisp & clear when I was using iOS 6.1.4. So a software issue? If so why wouldn't it be affecting everyone and not just a few of us? This is beyond baffling and frustrating...
Before I take this phone to Apple (thank goodness it is under warranty) I was wondering if anyone here has experienced this issue and FIXED IT. What I've tried so far is turning the volume down and up, turning up all volumes not just the ringer and restoring the phone to factory settings through iTunes. None of it worked (thus this post), therefore as I said if anyone has a solution to this prior to me making the several hour journey to the Apple store I would love to know what it is. Thank you in advance.
Shawn G

I have experienced the same issue of low ringer volume and the penny dropped when music settings came up. I hooked up bluetooth last night to a sound system and changed EQ from bass booster to late night to increase volume on music played from my iPod, which worked, incidentally. I turned off bluetooth and changed EQ from late night to flat and issues were resolved. Turned bluetooth back on played music checked ringtones and volume and not working again. So. Sounds aren't cooperating when bluetooth is enabled for sound I'm guessing. It's the only bluetooth device I'm using now. The same problem exists with TEXT SPEAK which is what I was attempting to get iPhone to do when this ordeal started! I'm exhausted with the minutia of iPhone 5, iOS7 and all things Apple!

How to raise the ringtone volume te the maximum? (...

hi all im having a prob with my nokia 5200 the ringtone volume when someone calls me is low than it starts raising for like 5 seconds to the maximum ... i want the ringtone volume to be at the maximum from the first second that someone calls me ... PS whats the musical note button on the left side of the mobile phone serve for ? when i press it a mp3 song starts playing but i have like three mp3 songs in the music folder and i can listen to just one

You can't change this....it's a safety feature. Actually I quite like it: it's much less antisocial since it lets you answer the phone before it annoys too many people......
Chris
6230i (the last bug-free Nokia?)
Vodafone UK contract since 1992

Volume not high enough

I looked at the other posts regarding volume levels on the iPhone 4 but I don't see anything that applied to my issue, or offered a suggestion that I could try.
Using the phone in hand-held mode the volume on the phone is okay, not as loud as I'd like but it's doable. However, the issue I do have is when I'm in the car and I plug the phone into a Griffin hands-free kit. The phone sits in a charging cradle and the unit plugs into the cigarette lighter plug. There is a cord to plug into the Aux port on the radio, and the other end of that cord goes into the headset jack. That end of the cord also has a mic. The unit works fine as far as people hearing me. The problem is I can barely hear them. I set the volume control to max but still no help.
Anyone have any suggestions?

I set the volume control to max but still no help.
I assume you mean the iPhone volume. I have to ask the obvious... turn your radio volume up?

Random reset of ringtone volume since update to 2.0

Since updating to 2.0 my ringtone volume level, which I keep on the hightest level, will randomly reset to mid-level, causing me to miss a number of calls. Anyone else notice this and is there a solution?
Thanks

My 1st gen iphone (16GB) is up to the same antics. Pre 2.0 all was perfect. Then then update... During calls, if you adjust the volume for either the iphone earpiece, speaker phone, or bluetooth headset (I'm using the Plantronics voyager 520, which was purchased at the apple store), the ringer volume gets adjusted as well.
Just go into the sounds option under settings, make a call, and watch in awe as you adjust your call volume and ringer volume at the same time.
I've missed calls b/c the volume resets it self to a lower (random) setting. Now I must check after every call. The best part is if you push up on your volume button while at the home screen (the ringer volume pop up appears) and note that you have it on the highest setting, go ahead and check the sound option under settings. It will be at some random lower level. Oh my phone never did this on 1.4. I do hope the engineers are reading this and release a fix ASAP. The main purpose of the iPhone is to be a phone. Missing calls due to a low ringer volume is crazy.
Oh, I've already restored, don't bother, problem was not resolved. I haven't come across any other problems with the 2.0 update.

How to improve notification & ringtone volume?

Hello people,
I already saw in the forums that several People have the problem that the notification and ringtone volume is Very low, even when all the volumes are on max. And i didn,t see any solution to this problem. I already have the latest firmware version on my Phone, but icant seem to increase the volume.
Do you guys of sony have a solution for this? Don,t say that i'm the only person with this problem, because this entire forum is full of this problem.
Thank you and i'm waiting for your response.

@iwondering1st - Given the details above this indicates that it is not.
What are your thoughts about this forum? Let us know by doing this short survey.
- Official Sony Xperia Support Staff
If you're new to our forums make sure that you have read our Discussion guidelines.
If you want to get in touch with the local support team for your country please visit our contact page.

Facetime the volume is too loud

I just updated my iPod touch to iOS 6 and when I Facetime the volume is too loud even if I turn it down. I tried to restore it several times but nothing changed...what can I do? Do I have to send it to Apple support?

I am having a similar problem - but it's not exactly the same.
I upgraded my iPhone 4S to iOS 6 when it first came out and everything seemed fine.
Last weekend, I noticed that I had soem issues with music copied to my phone which I couldn't seem to delete and after a lot of mucking about, decided the ebst best was to restore my phone to basics and re-load all of my music.
I noticed when I did the restore to rhe iPhone that it downloaded a new copye of iOS as part of the restore.
After the update, I managed to clean up my music but in phone calls, the audio on my phone - through the handset speaker is too loud and it makes the speaker vibrate. If i try to use the volume buttons, i can see the volume slider move up or down but the audio volume doesn't actually change very much and even at low levels the audio qulity is poor. the speaker vibrates. Strange thing is that if i put the phone call on speaker phone, it's fine.
If I use the headphones, volume does change on calls when i use the volume controls on the headphone cable. it even changes when i use the volume buttons on the handset with the headphones plugged in and in both cases the audio quality is fine.
With the headphones in music volume is low but does adjust up and down using wither the cable volume controls or the ones on the handset.
Audio on music through my car sound system seems fine and does increase or decrease as I adjust it in the car.
The only issue seems to be phone caslls through the handset speaker in normal mode......

Nokia 6300 alarm & ringtone volume

the alarm tone is too weak and even the ringtone is not loud enuf.. any suggestions?

It could be that your phone has got some hardware damage. Please take it to a Nokia Repair Shop and ask them to test it for you and tell you if it is indeed to soft or operating normally.
Experience and persistence are second to none just ask user one.
1610»2110»8110»5110»3310»6210»7250i»6220»6230»6230i»6233
Love me or hate me, its still an obsession. Love me or hate me, that is the question...

IOS 5.1.1 Ringtone volume problem.

I just updated my phone to 5.1.1 from 5.0.1. The max ringtone volume under 5.0.1 was much louder than it is on 5.1.1. What gives?
I have restored just to make sure the update didn't go wrong. Everything works fine except the ringtone volume.

I manually restored the OS but still no progress. Even the lock unlock sound is seems to lower than older OS. Please HELP me.
Does anyone has a fix for it......??
Would jailbreaking this iOS version fix this problem ?? Bz there is a jailbreak out for it...
HELP meeeee...........
Thank you,
Parth

When I record video on my iphone 4 the audio sounds like it is muffled and is not as loud as it should be?

when I record video on my iphone 4 the playback of the audio sounds like it is muffled and is not as loud as it should be? I have had the phone for 2 years and the last time I had used it to record a video was in July of this year. The sound came out crisp and clear. Now when ever I play back videos the audio is muffled and at a lower volume than it should sound like. I have the volume set all the way up when I record and my hands are not covering the microphone and/or near to affect the audio playback.

It worked!!!!! Thank you. I didn't know there was a microphone at the top. I knew the hole was there but I didn't know what it was for. Thank you so much. \m/ ROCK ON!!

RINGTONE VOLUME NOT AS LOUD

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for