VOLUME'S TOO LOUD!

Does anyone know how to change the volume limit on this. Also whenever I raise the volume, I can hear the music playing out fo the iPod. Is there any way to turn this off?!

solution for adjusting volume!!! (well, in my case anyway)
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091028063703AAK1zQs This is the link where I found the solution. There may be more help on that site with other problems as well.
Anyway, duhhhhhh, in my case the earphone jack simply wasn't pushed in all the way. I had noticed a small gap after I'd pushed it in, but it takes just a little more force to push it in all the way than one would intuitively exert with such a tiny device.

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I am having a similar problem - but it's not exactly the same.
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Just to clarify...is it just the background that is too loud, or is it the whole volume output. I mean, is the background taking over the song, or is the volume simply not going low enough?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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You're done.
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This is a problem I've had for awhile now. It's getting unbearably frustrating. Volume issues, where the default value for sound ranges outside what the iPhone should be capable of doing. So for example if the volume goes from 0% to 100%, my phone will be completely random and range from -50% to 150%.
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Hi Kyle,
"To change your volume by smaller increments, hold down the Shift and Option keys as you press the volume keys."
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.6/en/8353.html
Or have a look at this little app http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/32675/iadjust-audio
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Hi and welcome to the community! Since you're new please be sure that you have checked out our Discussion guidelines.
This message does not have the option to mark as "Don't show this again". This message is something that you will receive now and then when you have listened to music for a longer time. If you press OK on it, you will be able to turn the volume up again but after a while, you will receive this message again so you need to press at the OK button again.
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Hi,
One thing can help is the following. Right click the speaker icon in the Taskbar and select 'Playback Devices'. Left click the default device once to highlight it ( it's usually 'speakers & headphones' ) then click the Properties button. Click the Enhancements tab and put a tick in the box next to 'Loudness Equalization'. Click Apply to save the change and then click OK in all remaining windows and see if this has helped at all.
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Hi,
i've problems with my ears and for me the ipod is even on the lowest volume setting too loud. Is there a way to set it to an even lower volume?
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Just for curiosity, is there anyone else who tinks
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books at night?
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