Samsung Omnia

basically yeah i found this cool code which launces an application called audiocontrol... the code iz *#0002*28346#.
You can adjust the sound of music through the headset... through the loudspeaker and even in when a call..
ummm dont know how this forum works as this is my first post... so ummm if you like the little trick please comment back :D
oh and also dont press ok in the top right after changing setting click on menu then apply... otherwise it won't work.

take care peeps let me know how it goes
Hadi Islam

Hi bro

I would love to make my Omnia Louder!!
It's reali soft!!

Please teach me!!

Cheers :D

input the code as above...
the audio control utility will start
clik menu > normal > handset
the original settings are:
DAC(0C) = -4.5 db
SPK(02) = -3 db
MPBST(22) = +12 db
RBST(14) = 0 db
RVOL(12) = 21 db

i have changed these to:
DAC(0C) = -0 db
SPK(02) = 0 db
MPBST(22) = +12 db
RBST(14) = 0 db
RVOL(12) = 21 db

MENU > APPLY ... THEN OK

Then went onto doing the headset
the original settings are:
DAC(0C) = -1.5 db
HP(04) = -12 db
MPBST(22) = +24 db
RBST(14) = +20 db
RVOL(12) = -1.5 db


i changed them to:
DAC(0C) = 6 db
HP(04) = 0 db
MPBST(22) = +24 db
RBST(14) = +20 db
RVOL(12) = 0 db

and again..

MENU > APPLY  THEN OK


you can aslo alter the sound setting for when in a call if anyone wants to know what setting i am using without blowing the built in speaker... just ask and ill get back to you when im free...
And also if any other help is required don't hesitate to ask...

code does not work for me. but executing \windows\SoundTester.exe is the same :P
thx!!

the code doesnt work either for me ( sry my english is kinda bad )

but how do you you your way wht executing?
can you explain that to me ?

thx

install a third party file explorer (eg. resco explorer 2008; search for it) and go to the path below. double click SoundTester.exe

 ;D yep i get the sound utility thing. tnks m8. but i havnt chngd it coz i dnt find my omnia quiet as other ppl r finding theirs..... hmmmm.  better audio reception maybe ( i'm tlkin abt me not the fone  ;D)  i'm very new to these sort of phones so this was the first time i saw that there are codes for it  :o    any1 kno of any otha codes?  nywyz tnx a lot 

ok after i tried the code my phone doesnt make any noise at all -.-
and the other resco or what it is i dont even know how that works but thats prolly cause im a noob :p


Edit : even when i try to put it back to the normal settings it wont work
it wont even apply the normal settings :s
waht do i have to do now ?

that's what i need man:) it was very quiet my omnia yes and now it's much better ;) cheers

worked for me thanks very much...

Hi
don't temper ive just lost my sound i had to hard reset :(
regaRDS,
ALI

yeah, you have to take care with this tweak!!

it worked for me ! and the sound is great.

Thanks

(using DXHJ1 ROM)

It work's for me too.

Q is, could it damage the device???

I yust tweaked a headset, not a handset (cos loud is good)

My headset settings

DAC(0C) = 3 db
HP(04) = 0 db
MPBST(22) = +24 db
RBST(14) = +20 db
RVOL(12) = 0 db

And I think its the best settings, loudness is great and sound quality is good too.

Worked great thaks  :D

How do i make it work?
Where do i go to initiate codel.
May i have the settings you are using because i don't want to blow my speakers.

Nice tweak, I will write down all I can to use later. Thanks, JASTECH

Makes the phone very loud when you switch it on, anyone know how to reduce that but keep the remaining stuff set to the higher level?

I have to soft reset a few times a day to keep the phone side of things working so it gets a bit annoying having to put my hand over the speaker :)

you can replace the startup sound with an 0 byte file

Cunning, I hadn't considered stopping it completely.

Cheers.

so you can edit the file using a tool on pc to make it more quite

thats wat happened to me but i just turned the omnia off and on again and my sound was back to normal  ;D

great stuff it actually did get louder
but there is an ugly distortion
also what are the dangers


Ice

you can overstress the speaker.

that aint good rather have it soft then to blow the speaker and have a distortion

hey everybody please help me out!!!
where do i have to put the  code??

DUDE U ROCK! da only ting i was upset about was its sound quality nd loudness! nd now it worked it pretty awsum! i owe u dude

 :'( code doesnt work with my phone, I have Resco and I can finf soundtester.exe but it wont open file path.

Has anyone used this with Verizon's omnia ( i know they dissable a lot)

Thanks, Justin

In the phone dialer! Just assume you are dialing a phone number.

if you read the posts verizon phones disabled most of these commands so putting the code in the phone pad does not work

For Verizon, you can run /Windows/SoundTester.exe from File Explorer, but you first need to tell File Explorer to show all files, otherwise you will not see Soundtester.

It seems like Verizon did pump up the sound, as most of the default settings were actually the same or louder than what people were changing theirs to earlier in this thread.

I still find my Jawbone II to be soft, and the speakerphone is pretty useless.

I have An Verizon Wirless Omnia, Cose does not work and going through Soundtester.exe will not take the changes, just go back to orginal after u hit apply.. Any ideas on this yet..

worked great..but how about when in a call bro? well anieway thax alot:)

Same with mine....File is read only.

My verizon omnia is too soft as well both on the speakerphone and the earpiece.  I was about to return my earpiece until I saw this thread.  Thanks for the info.

I'm a noobie to this forum (first post here) so thanks for your help.

does this at all increase the bass through the inbuilt speaker?

got mines few days ago, and this doesn't seem to work. i get the verizon recording error message, could this be on certain models?

The fix wont work on the Verizon phones. Read the posts above.

worked on mine! now i can compete with the nokia/iphone boys at work,thanks mate.

I'd like to increase my volume as well, but my default settings on my Verizon Omnia are different so I'm unsure how to adjust them.  My default settings are as follows:

DAC 12dB
SPK 0dB
MPBST +30dB
RBST +20dB
RVOL -17.25dB

I 'd like a louder Omnia too do tell please

i do it too and my sounds all went die!! :'(
please help me what i'm supposed to do now?!!!

OK, this is going to sound completely bogus but on the i910 volume question (not the i900), I
actually think this made a difference. 

First open File Explorer, go to My Device, open Windows folder, and then find SoundTester. Open SoundTester. In Soundtest open the Menu and then open Normal. In Normal open either Handset or Headset. If you open Handset, you will see SPK(02) with a value of 0 dB. Now, we all know that if you change this value and then go back to Menu and hit Apply, the value will not hold and will not have any effect on the volume.

Now, here is where it gets weird. When you open Handset, go to Menu and hit Cancel instead of Apply. Now if you look at SPK(02), you will now see the value has changed to -6 dB. Change the -6 dB to 0 db and now go to Menu and hit Apply. Again, this value will not hold, however, if you now do a soft reset, I think you will now notice a difference in your handset volume. If this is my imagination, I apologize for wasting your time but it seems much louder to me.

Now, for the Headset, do the same thing. Go to Menu, Normal, Headset. This time you will see HP(04) = 0 dB. Again, go back to Menu annd hit Cancel. Now HP(04) = -6dB. Again, change to 0 dB, hit Menu, Apply, close and do a soft reset.

Now my headphones are so loud that I don't use them on the loudest setting--too loud.

Let me know if anybody else has the same experience. I want to know if this actually works for somebody else or if it's a result of having survived the 60's.

IT WORKED FOR ME ALSO ITS GR8 THANKS

I have an i910, and used soundtester to adjust the sound on my omnia to many different settings.  Through many iterations I have come to find that the enclosed registry entries work well for me.  I would like some feedback from different sets of ears to see if these are the best we can do, or if their is something more optimal.

worked for me too pal, thanx :

which one worked for th i910

thanks pro for sharing its very helpfull

hi all...any idea if this app no longer works on newer phones?  I just got my Omnia, entered this into the keypad on the phone screen and nothing happened.  Is there a trigger I need to use to launch the pop-up or does it just appear?

alk, Some and or many do not work on the Omnia i910 by Verizon, sorry.

Thanks, JASTECH ô¿ô

I have the i1910 Verizon phone. I used what "ROCKEHILL" posted and it worked flawlessly. The only thing is that if you apply, I don't think it does anything and once you soft reset you may lose the settings. From what I could tell the changes take effect within a couple of seconds.  When i "applied" and soft reset it went back to normal. Good luck!!!

Can you provide a step by step for exactly how you got it to work if you DID manage to get it to work. I can't for some reason.

Thanks.

Ok I will use this topic..
I have a problem with recording videos with my sgh-i900...the quality of video is very good, but voice is terrible...specialy when it comes to recording loud videos...how can i make my mic to recieve more db of voice? It is possible?

Thanks it did help me a lot well done .
do you have any other settigs which wwe can change to the camera and quality of sound .if so please share 
thanks

thnak you all, it works fine with code :)
i would prefer lil bit louder earphones, but.... this is better than manufacture setting

thanks again

Have someone manage to do something with the volume or sound quality when you record the video, cause when you enter this code there are some values to change for camcoder???

I've just updated to new official ROM from Verizon (i910) will the SoundTester.exe solution still work?

Current settings are:

Handset/Handset are the same-

DAC 12dB
SPK 0dB
MPBST +30dB
RBST +20dB
RVOL -17.25dB 

I would like to raise volume on everything, how should I change settings?

Never mind, made a change in the registry. :D

dphelan, What changes did you exactly make in the registry???

awes0me!..
it w0rked for me..

but i have a question sir.. if i changed the settings, wouldn't the built-in speakers in my fone be overstressed?.. i experienced doing this on my other fone and sadly,, i had to buy the parts and replace the old ones because the sound was broken.. now i have a fear that it may also happen to my phone yet i really really love to enhace the sound quality of it..

thank you..

  Marked! I will come back to check this soon!thanks a lot.:-)
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Worked for me.. thanks..  If I am not mistaken, similar service code also for the I780..

This is my first visit and only the 3rd day I've owned this phone and there is definitely an issue with low volume. I have searched my windows file for the speakertest file and it is not present (this is a Verizon i910) so unless there's another way around this I guess I'll just live with what I have.

Does anyone out there know how and where to add audio files so I can use them as alerts???

hey i just check it out and it works 4 me 2...i want 2 knw will it effect the phone or headset??reply me asap.nd thnx 4 sharing dis info.. :)

Tried Rockehill's method and seems to have worked, thanks!

Essentially, it seems that once you hit "cancel" you can enter in the volume levels you would like and them apply them.  Also, I'm using the Cf03 (verizon updated) ROM.  I do have a question as far as the different volume levels go.  I know:

DAC = Digital-to-Analog
HP = Headphone Volume
RVOL = Radio Volume

Does anyone know what the MPBST and RBST levels change?

Thanks!

Is there a code for the speaker as well?  That's kind of low too.