Windows 10: How to increase Maximum Volume beyond 100% in Windows 10

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We have observed an increasing dependency on computers for consuming all forms of media these past few years. Over-the-top platforms have picked up pace and computer builds are being modified to make the video-viewing experience more conducive and pleasurable. But sometimes, to fully enjoy a video or a movie, you may require the help of […]

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Increasing the maximum volume level in E51

In Noisy environment,I couldn't hear the ringing tone of Nokia E51, even though I use the maximum volume level provided in the phone.

I feel audio level is totally low in the phone model..

IS there is any equilizers or software to increase the Speaker volume level to some more higher db level???

Regards,

Bass

 

Increasing headphone volume over maximum

Hi!



First of all, everything is "normal" with my phone volume output, as in it's not broken. When listening to music I get a good sound volume output wether using headphones or not. There's enough volume output to even listen to most podcast episodes in heavy
traffic.



However, there are many podcast episodes that have recorded sound levels so low, that even with volume on maximum I can't hear a thing when using headphones if there's any background noise in my environment! And I'm talking about normal city background,
not heavy traffic, construction, airplane takeoff or anything like that.



Some have suggested that the podcasters sould just normalize their audio volume - but really, that's a really strange way of looking at the problem. What I have is a digital phone that processes digital audio redordings - it should be a really easy task
to adjust the volume level that's going to the output, even over the "maximum" volume. It's clear that the phone
can output enough volume to the speakers even for heavy traffic conditions, so it's not a hardware limitation. Of course, some clipping might occur if the recording is normalized - but I couldn't care less! If the original recording has low volume,
using some sort of preamp over "maximum" would not even reach clipping levels.



So: Does anyone know if there is a way to digitally amp up the volume over maximum, to compensate low sound levels on the audio file?



(I have a Nokia 6220 classic, but I presume this topic would apply to other S60 phones as well.)

 

increase volume e65

How can I increase the volume of the E65 when using headphones. I've upgraded to the last sw and used the side buttons to set volume to the maximum. volume is still too low.