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ad...@gmail.com <ad...@gmail.com> #2
I would love this feature.
za...@gmail.com <za...@gmail.com> #6
would love it
ne...@gmail.com <ne...@gmail.com> #7
Just got first Android 2 days ago (Sony Xperia Z Ultra), and this already bothers the hell out of me. It seems like it would be a no brainer to include this as an option.
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #8
Please, fix that!
al...@gmail.com <al...@gmail.com> #9
Yes,please,add the option for the volume rocker to always just adjust media volume.
I always want my ringer on vibrate, but my desired media volume depends on my surroundings. It is a hassle to often have to adjust media volume (down) from within the system settings before starting an app.
I always want my ringer on vibrate, but my desired media volume depends on my surroundings. It is a hassle to often have to adjust media volume (down) from within the system settings before starting an app.
je...@gmail.com <je...@gmail.com> #10
Yes please address thug issue who really needs to constantly adjust the ringer!?!?
st...@gmail.com <st...@gmail.com> #11
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st...@gmail.com <st...@gmail.com> #12
Using the volume rocker to control media volume always is an option in CyanogenMod 11 and it is awesome! Too bad CM11 doesn't work properly on my device. It seems like it would be easy enough for someone that knows what they are doing to make a process that does this. Just need to keep this enabled: setVolumeControlStream(AudioManager.STREAM_MUSIC)
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]> #13
Yes, I hope Google will fix that Volume problems, I don't wanna control Ringtone notification volume with volume buttons.
The best way is go to control panel make a vink option called ''control volume with Button's''
also vink option to ''separate ringtone & notification volume''
the ringtone volume is mostly different then the notification volume because it has to do with audio clip. each audio file has own spectrum or noise levels called db some ringtones are louder, notification sounds are mostly quietly!
every time I hate to change audio clip sound level in windows.
The best way is go to control panel make a vink option called ''control volume with Button's''
also vink option to ''separate ringtone & notification volume''
the ringtone volume is mostly different then the notification volume because it has to do with audio clip. each audio file has own spectrum or noise levels called db some ringtones are louder, notification sounds are mostly quietly!
every time I hate to change audio clip sound level in windows.
to...@gmail.com <to...@gmail.com> #14
Please fix it.
em...@gmail.com <em...@gmail.com> #15
I hate bumping it and changing my ringer volume all the time. Please fix.
md...@gmail.com <md...@gmail.com> #16
I have the exact same problem. Good thing there is already an enhancement request for it.
I advertently change my ringer volume when I accidently hit the vol button and this happens a lot.
I, like most people, don't need to change my ringtone volume on the fly, but I frequently need to change the media volume.
Please make this customizable.
Thanks
I advertently change my ringer volume when I accidently hit the vol button and this happens a lot.
I, like most people, don't need to change my ringtone volume on the fly, but I frequently need to change the media volume.
Please make this customizable.
Thanks
mo...@gmail.com <mo...@gmail.com> #17
I really want this function
ow...@gmail.com <ow...@gmail.com> #18
I've spent a couple of hours trying to find a way around this. I keep turning up the ringer volume just before a video starts, then have to wait the few seconds until the ringer volume dialogue goes away before I can turn the volume up on the video/other media. Android is great, no issues so far, just this one thing.
je...@gmail.com <je...@gmail.com> #19
I completely agree with this. Ringer volume is generally either on at a set level, on vibrate, or silent. Different media applications and sources have different levels of audio output. As well different environments mean you need to adjust your output for what would be considered acceptable ( ie work, home, alone, etc). Nice to have the option to manipulate the level before it comes blaring out of the phone.
From a nexus 5 owner.
From a nexus 5 owner.
ca...@gmail.com <ca...@gmail.com> #20
I am actually using Gravitybox right now, and it has settings to a) Let me change the media volume by default and b) Bring back the old button to expand the volume controls. This is also a feature in CM as someone mentioned earlier. It bothers me how this is such a simple fix, yet no one has implemented a change.
sa...@gmail.com <sa...@gmail.com> #21
Before starting any music or video I would like to change the volume down to watch in a silent environment like in office. Usually I will play the media and turn the volume down. This feature would be of much help.
al...@gmail.com <al...@gmail.com> #22
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al...@gmail.com <al...@gmail.com> #23
I agree, having an option to make the volume buttons always adjust media volume would be ideal. My phone is always on silent with notification light only unless someone is calling but not many people call any more and if they do it's usually important. I find myself constantly lowering my ringtone volume before playing a video to still have the video come blaring out of my phone. I'm not going to remember to lower my volume at the end of every video or sound clip i listen to. Please add this feature.
ni...@gmail.com <ni...@gmail.com> #24
Switching from iOS, and this is the most annoying thing in the universe. Because of this and a couple of other bugs, I'm seriously thinking about going back.
gr...@gmail.com <gr...@gmail.com> #25
I switched to CyanogenMod which has the toggle to enable media only control via volume buttons and I'm a much happier camper. I can finally live with my phone.
cy...@gmail.com <cy...@gmail.com> #26
Pity customers like myself who she'll big bucks for flagship products like note 3 still have to hack the damn thing with cyanogen mod to get a basic feature. It's common sense....u rarely change ringtone volume on the fly....u constantly need to change media volume. A no brainer and yet Samsung doesn't get it. I may blaspheme n go iPhone cus of this alone! It's PAINFULLY ANNOYING!
gr...@gmail.com <gr...@gmail.com> #27
Apple is releasing a new phone, supposedly 5.5" in 45 minutes. Something to think about.
ju...@gmail.com <ju...@gmail.com> #28
This is one of the most annoying things about android. Media volume usually needs to be changed before playing.
pa...@gmail.com <pa...@gmail.com> #29
+1 My phone ringer volume always ends up too low because I accidentally adjust it when trying to lower the volume for playing a game etc.
Please just make it adjust the media (default) or in-call (earpiece/speakerphone when in a call) volumes ONLY. It is not a normal use case to want to adjust the ringer volumes, as either I want it full blast (if I'm at home and phone is in another room) or on vibrate (if in my pocket or in the office).
Please just make it adjust the media (default) or in-call (earpiece/speakerphone when in a call) volumes ONLY. It is not a normal use case to want to adjust the ringer volumes, as either I want it full blast (if I'm at home and phone is in another room) or on vibrate (if in my pocket or in the office).
mu...@gmail.com <mu...@gmail.com> #30
I'm using samsung galaxy s4. I badly need this feature.I did not even come to know if I reduce phone ringing sound or something else....
It will be great if atleast phone ringign sound can be removed from this button.
Regards,
Mukesh
2016809373
It will be great if atleast phone ringign sound can be removed from this button.
Regards,
Mukesh
2016809373
th...@gmail.com <th...@gmail.com> #31
The only time I changed the ringer volume on purpose was right after receiving my SGS5. After that I either have it on or silent. I would rather have the volume buttons control media volume on default than having to change the ringer volume just to get the volume control pop up on my screen to then tap the options icon and change the media volume by sliding it and then waiting ages for it to disappear. This is as ridiculous as the previous sentence is long. Please give us the option to change it.....
ki...@gmail.com <ki...@gmail.com> #32
The volume popup should show all of the available volumes (like on the nexus 7).
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #33
I need this feature so badly! It's incredible annoying when you accidentally change the phone ringer volume when you use the volume buttons. Who needs to change the ringer volume anyway?!
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #34
This is a good reason to move to Cyanogenmod
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Pi...@rocketmail.com <Pi...@rocketmail.com> #35
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pi...@gmail.com <pi...@gmail.com> #36
Please let this happen!
ar...@witteronline.nl <ar...@witteronline.nl> #37
Yes, PLEASE, make the buttons more flexible by NOT making them change the current streams volume, but a dedicated one or all.
Would be nice to have a few steps (just like Profiles)
Step 1: everything zero
Step 2: vibrate on notification and ringer
Step 3: notification to 3, ringer volume to 5, media volume to 1
Step 4: notification to 5, ringer volume to 6, media volume to 3
etc.
These steps should be controllable with the volume buttons.
Would be nice to have a few steps (just like Profiles)
Step 1: everything zero
Step 2: vibrate on notification and ringer
Step 3: notification to 3, ringer volume to 5, media volume to 1
Step 4: notification to 5, ringer volume to 6, media volume to 3
etc.
These steps should be controllable with the volume buttons.
mu...@gmail.com <mu...@gmail.com> #38
All are waiting forthis feature. It will be great if we get this is early as possible.
mi...@thepcpenguin.com <mi...@thepcpenguin.com> #39
We're still waiting for this issue. I'm on a Nexus 7 2013, and the hard volume buttons control the "ringer". It's not even a phone! Either separate the volumes or let us SYNC all types of volume to the volume rocker!
PLEASE
PLEASE
gr...@gmail.com <gr...@gmail.com> #40
This still is not fixed, even in Lollipop. I am going to wait for CM12 to add this in then be happy again.
al...@gmail.com <al...@gmail.com> #41
I think this should be an option as well. You should be able to set your rocker volume buttons to either set ringtone or media volume permanently no matter whats playing. I will also go to CM12 if this option is available.
sk...@gmail.com <sk...@gmail.com> #42
This is a huge problem. I have a nexus 7 with no phone plan. I never use any volume contol but media, and i need to be able to control that volume even when nothing is open, and im not going to open the settings every time I want to change the volume. This wasnt a problem for me in kitkat, the volume rocker always controled the media. Lollipop? Really? This problem is big enough to make lollipop not worth it.
as...@gmail.com <as...@gmail.com> #43
I prefer to set ringer volume in Settings dialog for my profiles.
And I always use volume buttons for controlling 'media' volume.
And I always use volume buttons for controlling 'media' volume.
tu...@gmail.com <tu...@gmail.com> #44
Yes... the media volume I adjust CONSTANTLY, The Ringer volume I MIGHT adjust once every few months if the need arises. Please tell me how to fix this
Also, why again can I not have my Camera icon on my pin lock screen??? my iPhone let me...
Also, why again can I not have my Camera icon on my pin lock screen??? my iPhone let me...
lu...@gmail.com <lu...@gmail.com> #45
Agreed. Never change the ringer volume, always changing media volume.
Very surprised that a designer thought the opposite, enough to ship the product like this.
The worst thing is doing this in bed when trying not to wake my wife. I accidentally turn the ringer down and then can't turn it back up because of the annoying beep.
Very surprised that a designer thought the opposite, enough to ship the product like this.
The worst thing is doing this in bed when trying not to wake my wife. I accidentally turn the ringer down and then can't turn it back up because of the annoying beep.
wd...@gmail.com <wd...@gmail.com> #46
Please fix this immediately. I NEVER change my ringer volume. EVER. I'm on a tablet, so I set the ringer volume and leave it. I NEED the volume buttons to control MEDIA volume, as that is what I use my tablet for 95% of the time. I'm seriously considering switching off of stock android if this issue is not addressed.
I'm dumbfounded as to why this was even changed in the first place.
I'm dumbfounded as to why this was even changed in the first place.
dw...@gmail.com <dw...@gmail.com> #47
Please fix this, this would be so useful!
sv...@gmail.com <sv...@gmail.com> #48
The removal of this feature seems especially inexplicable on WiFi tablets that don't receive calls.
I never need to change my ringer volume, but frequently want to turn down the media volume *before* music starts blaring at high volume. And preferably without digging through settings menus each time.
I never need to change my ringer volume, but frequently want to turn down the media volume *before* music starts blaring at high volume. And preferably without digging through settings menus each time.
jj...@gmail.com <jj...@gmail.com> #49
Please add this feature. It is my only complaint with Android!
to...@gmail.com <to...@gmail.com> #50
Please change. My nexus 10 basically has no sound now with lollipop. Open video, push volume...notification volume changes not media. Horrible.
te...@gmail.com <te...@gmail.com> #51
Gravitybox (exposed) has actually a feature for this. Go to "Media tweaks" and than "forced media volume control". It works perfect.
sv...@gmail.com <sv...@gmail.com> #52
Teakecra: Thanks, but it doesn't seem to work on all devices. I get a 'not supported on your device' error on a rooted Nexus 7 2013.
ha...@gmail.com <ha...@gmail.com> #53
The only I ask is that the volume rocker changes the volume... AS EXPECTED!
pe...@gmail.com <pe...@gmail.com> #54
Actually there's an app which solves this. You can lock the volume rockers to always control music stream. And it doesn't require root or that evil thing called xposed.
It just got updated with lollipop support.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-noyze-volume-panel-replacement-t2875501
It just got updated with lollipop support.
sv...@gmail.com <sv...@gmail.com> #55
It works! Thanks! Not ideal that it's a paid feature, though, and you need to authorise the app to monitor all input (it doesn't have network access though). This really shouldn't be necessary for such a basic feature that existed in earlier versions of Android.
pe...@gmail.com <pe...@gmail.com> #56
I think it's a feature stock android lacks yes. But to say it's not ideal that it's a paid feature is pissing me off. I will happily pay a developer who spent valuable time to solve a problem like this, for us. Especially as the app isn't requesting root access or network access.
sv...@gmail.com <sv...@gmail.com> #57
I paid, and was happy to be able to do so -- thanks again for the information! The situation is quite objectively not ideal, though. 'Ideal' was the situation we had in stock 4.x, before this inexplicable change.
st...@gmail.com <st...@gmail.com> #58
mo...@gmail.com <mo...@gmail.com> #59
PLEASE allow the volume buttons to actually control the volume (as they should)! Notification settings can easily be put in the quick menu. I don't understand why this was ever changed in the first place.
to...@gmail.com <to...@gmail.com> #60
Even w the noyze app installed I still need to clear cache and restart at times. Needs update badly.
rb...@gmail.com <rb...@gmail.com> #61
The volume rocker keys should only control media volume, but not the ringer volume. The ringer volume should be controlled in the settings (and only in the settings). I have a Galaxy Note 4 and this is a real problem. This would seem to be a simple fix. Please do it soon.
re...@gmail.com <re...@gmail.com> #62
i would like this option as well on droid turbo w/ verizon
be...@gmail.com <be...@gmail.com> #63
Needs to be media volume by default. I'm using a Nexus 7 2013 I don't need to change the ringer volume. At lease put an option in sound for default volume changed so that people who want ringer to adjust on volume rocker can have the ringer has default and that people who want media to adjust on volume rocker can have the media has default. Please fix this.
de...@gmail.com <de...@gmail.com> #64
I would also like it changed back as I didn't realise and turned my volumes off and missed an alarm. After one year of controlling volume it doesn't make sense to control notifications when I prefet them all silent anyway. Give us back our volume buttons! Please.
st...@gmail.com <st...@gmail.com> #65
FYI Noyze 1.5.2 full is now free from the developer. It works flawlessly for me on Nexus 7 and Moto X to control media volume via volume buttons, I love it!: http://noyzeapp.com/
da...@gmail.com <da...@gmail.com> #66
Which volume is controlled needs to be setting. I set my notification volume and then NEVER change it (accept to silence it, which is done automatically). Who would want fine grant rocker control of notifications? I just don't get it. This whole update feels like they didn't let usability at it before release. Shameful display Google.
ha...@gmail.com <ha...@gmail.com> #67
Change back volume control to volume rocker by default please!
ho...@gmail.com <ho...@gmail.com> #68
Whatever happened to the "Use ringtone volume for notifications" checkbox in Samsung's Note 3 running 4.4.2?
Another checkbox saying "Use volume buttons to adjust media volume" would be great.
Another checkbox saying "Use volume buttons to adjust media volume" would be great.
ni...@rinard.us <ni...@rinard.us> #69
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ka...@gmail.com <ka...@gmail.com> #70
Yep.. mine worked fine until latest update.. Wtf google..
ri...@gmail.com <ri...@gmail.com> #71
I agree. Default control of the media volume is what I miss most since changing over from an iPhone.
tj...@gmail.com <tj...@gmail.com> #72
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ri...@gmail.com <ri...@gmail.com> #73
Please make the volume buttons control media by default. This bugs the hell out of me and I've had friends tell me the same thing!
2s...@gmail.com <2s...@gmail.com> #74
Yessss.. I don't understand why Android doesn't have this feature yet !
It's so annoying :@@@
I don't want to change my ringtone volume all the time. Just make an option to control the media volume by default.
It's so annoying :@@@
I don't want to change my ringtone volume all the time. Just make an option to control the media volume by default.
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #76
With SoundHUD, not only I can set the volume buttons to control media, I can, for example, set them to control ringer volume only while on the launcher window. Very convenient.
an...@gmail.com <an...@gmail.com> #77
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #78
Behold the beauty of Android! There's always a way to taylor the system to one's needs.
I recommended this app (SoundHud):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.greatbytes.soundhud
Kudos for this one that someone recommended, that's even better for some (Rocker Locker):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tomwandroid.rockerlocker
Even so, I still believe it should be part of the system.
I recommended this app (SoundHud):
Kudos for this one that someone recommended, that's even better for some (Rocker Locker):
Even so, I still believe it should be part of the system.
ed...@gmail.com <ed...@gmail.com> #79
I am a huge Android fan but there is also some risk. I know somebody has to be an early adopter of any app but I'm not going to be the guy that tries out the app that has just showed up and has 1 star. For me this is a case of the Android core team just not thinking. Why would someone using a tablet want the volume to ever default to ring tone volume? Less of an issue with the notification volume but again if you are using a tablet wouldn't you be using it for media more than anything else? It is extremely easy to make the default configurable. It is pretty inconvenient to put on a video or music ... and realize that you need to lower the volume but not be able to via the volume rocker.
ed...@gmail.com <ed...@gmail.com> #80
Sorry I didn't mean a 1 star I meant 1 person rating it.
ed...@gmail.com <ed...@gmail.com> #81
So far so good on Soundhud. Thanks for that. Just can't bring myself to try rockerlocker this early in its dev. cycle.
jo...@gmail.com <jo...@gmail.com> #82
You should really try Rocker Locker because Soundhud is asking for really
wired permissions like like keylog all your typing including passwords.
wired permissions like like keylog all your typing including passwords.
de...@crem.in <de...@crem.in> #83
This is a bug tracker, not a discussion forum. Those of us starring the issue to raise its profile with the Android team (which they've asked us to do) get emailed every time time you reply.
ed...@gmail.com <ed...@gmail.com> #84
Read phone status and identity
disable screen lock
Google Play billing service
retrieve running apps
run at startup
draw over other apps
control vibration
change your audio settings
Which of those do you think keylog? I'm not seeing it.
disable screen lock
Google Play billing service
retrieve running apps
run at startup
draw over other apps
control vibration
change your audio settings
Which of those do you think keylog? I'm not seeing it.
jo...@gmail.com <jo...@gmail.com> #85
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pe...@gmail.com <pe...@gmail.com> #86
The auto detection of corresponding volume rocker is indeed very poor. It is a super issue in Lollipop, as there is no longer an option to silence phone from Power Button Menu. If you launch a media app, minimize it, you are stuck with a media volume rocker and can't go to a ringer rocker to enter a silent/vibrate mode. Super annoying.
Soundhud is nice and this kind of behavior should have been integrated into Android. The keylogging seems to be of no issue as this app has no access to Internet, so it can't send those data anywhere. I think.
Soundhud is nice and this kind of behavior should have been integrated into Android. The keylogging seems to be of no issue as this app has no access to Internet, so it can't send those data anywhere. I think.
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mi...@thepcpenguin.com <mi...@thepcpenguin.com> #87
Obsolete my buttocks! This issue of intuitive functionality is in fact a PROBLEM. Did you see when the last comment was made??
ca...@gmail.com <ca...@gmail.com> #88
@mich...@thepcpenguin.com
Apparently this has been fixed with the 5.1 release. The volume rocker now has a button to choose which volume you want to adjust. Some people have said that the volume buttons now control the media volume by default but I cannot confirm that as I have not flashed it yet myself.
Apparently this has been fixed with the 5.1 release. The volume rocker now has a button to choose which volume you want to adjust. Some people have said that the volume buttons now control the media volume by default but I cannot confirm that as I have not flashed it yet myself.
ni...@gmail.com <ni...@gmail.com> #89
Upcoming patch is very different than obsolete!
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #90
Please dissassociate the ringer and media volumes! Need I explain why it's neccessary!??? Just do it! Please...
ni...@gmail.com <ni...@gmail.com> #91
It looks like Mr/Ms "e...@google.com" is trying to fool us. Poor job... Poor job...
I just installed 5.1, and this issue is way farther from fixed or obsolete.
In fact, it is bothering me more than ever. Previously, you knew the volume would change the ringer. Now, the behavior is completely inconsistent, and you just keep guessing what f* volume it will change each time.
I just installed 5.1, and this issue is way farther from fixed or obsolete.
In fact, it is bothering me more than ever. Previously, you knew the volume would change the ringer. Now, the behavior is completely inconsistent, and you just keep guessing what f* volume it will change each time.
ed...@gmail.com <ed...@gmail.com> #92
It is baffling that Google doesn't even seem to understand this. Just go back to the way volume worked before 5.0 and it will be 100% better.
ti...@gmail.com <ti...@gmail.com> #93
Plese fix this, I dont wanna adjust the ringer, its not necessary to adjust the ringer since you can do same thing with "silent mode" already. I want the volume rockers to change media sound only like the old time, or if you guys can make a "default option" so we can freely tag 1 of those volume editor with a default status and the volume rockers will always affect that volume editor.
da...@gmail.com <da...@gmail.com> #94
This thing is so annoying and making me consider getting an iPod Touch for my next device.
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #95
For those who entered later in this topic, please read the earlier posts. There are at least a couple very simple apps that fix this issue 36904198 % and don't even require rooting. The one I'm currently using is Rocker Locker.
ju...@gmail.com <ju...@gmail.com> #96
Yes, Rocker Locker works and doesn't need any permissions!
em...@gmail.com <em...@gmail.com> #97
I hereby vow to never buy an apple device, ever, if you just fix this RIDICULOUS AND UNPREDICTABLE volume button.
It was annoying when I had to open and play media to turn media volume down (dumb) but now, whooooo knows?? Sometime the volume button changes media, sometimes ringtones, it's just doing what it wants. Might as well put the phone down and use it as a coaster with an unknown ringtone and media volume. It might scare the person using it when I get a call, but then again, maybe not!
You do SO MUCH right Google. So much. Why do you make me want to pour flammable liquid on my crotch area and set it alight? Why Google? Just fix this button, give us an option to tap the 'speaker' symbol and TOGGLE to media only volume button/Ringtones and done. You would have saved my genitals.
Do you care? Do you care about my genitals sir Google?
It was annoying when I had to open and play media to turn media volume down (dumb) but now, whooooo knows?? Sometime the volume button changes media, sometimes ringtones, it's just doing what it wants. Might as well put the phone down and use it as a coaster with an unknown ringtone and media volume. It might scare the person using it when I get a call, but then again, maybe not!
You do SO MUCH right Google. So much. Why do you make me want to pour flammable liquid on my crotch area and set it alight? Why Google? Just fix this button, give us an option to tap the 'speaker' symbol and TOGGLE to media only volume button/Ringtones and done. You would have saved my genitals.
Do you care? Do you care about my genitals sir Google?
al...@gmail.com <al...@gmail.com> #98
It's pretty crazy that this isn't already a system setting. I went there fully expecting to find it, then turned to searching when I couldn't find it. This seems like a no-brainer, people don't adjust ringer volume that often.
se...@gmail.com <se...@gmail.com> #99
#97: agreed! The Volume Rocker behaviour is really, really annoying, adding another button to Ringer Control to switch to media Control would easily fix this...
I'm deeply dissapointed due to this issue. I'll think twice if i should buy another Google/Android device or better switch platforms next time...
Regards
I'm deeply dissapointed due to this issue. I'll think twice if i should buy another Google/Android device or better switch platforms next time...
Regards
01...@gmail.com <01...@gmail.com> #100
I made an app for just this problem:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anon.wolyoom&hl=en
Basically, the idea is that if you want to change the media volume BEFORE opening any media app, you should just open the above app which will do NOTHING BUT open the MEDIA VOLUME SLIDER, not ringer or anything else.
Basically, the idea is that if you want to change the media volume BEFORE opening any media app, you should just open the above app which will do NOTHING BUT open the MEDIA VOLUME SLIDER, not ringer or anything else.
ra...@gmail.com <ra...@gmail.com> #101
Dear Google,
Once I set the ringer volume, I don't want anybody other than me to change it the ringer volume level. Currently once I set the ringer volume, I can see that it gets changed by some other app. From this discussion thread, it seems that this may be due to the fact that I have accidentally touched the volume control buttons.
Any way, this strange behavior causes me to miss important calls (the ringer volume becomes less audible). Let me know whether you have any plans to fix this.
Thanks,
Raghu
Once I set the ringer volume, I don't want anybody other than me to change it the ringer volume level. Currently once I set the ringer volume, I can see that it gets changed by some other app. From this discussion thread, it seems that this may be due to the fact that I have accidentally touched the volume control buttons.
Any way, this strange behavior causes me to miss important calls (the ringer volume becomes less audible). Let me know whether you have any plans to fix this.
Thanks,
Raghu
am...@gmail.com <am...@gmail.com> #102
I need the volume buttons to be only for media volume. I don't need it to change the ring volume.
ra...@gmail.com <ra...@gmail.com> #103
Thanks for not fixing this. If you have fixed it, I would not have switched to iphone.
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #104
If you were a little less dumb, you would have read the post and realized the fix is just a Free App away. In fact, there are quite a few, very simple apps that make the volume rocker act in any way you may want.... something you'll NEVER do on an iPhone.
Though I have to agree that this option should come straight from Google and not third parties.
Though I have to agree that this option should come straight from Google and not third parties.
ra...@gmail.com <ra...@gmail.com> #105
I was dumb enough to try some of the thirty party apps mentioned in this thread. Unfortunately those apps could not fix the problem in my moto. This issue (or feature as google may say) was introduced in Lollipop. In earlier versions, it was working properly (or the way I expected it).
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #106
What Moto are you using? I have tried Rocker Locker and Sound Hud on the X, G (first and second gen) and E running Lollipop and it worked consistently in all of them. Very Strange!
I've also tested it on several Samsung phones.
I've also tested it on several Samsung phones.
ab...@gmail.com <ab...@gmail.com> #107
please I beg you please add this feature
ko...@gmail.com <ko...@gmail.com> #108
I agree, having the volume rocker default to ringtone control is very annoying. :/ Like other users, once I set my ringtone volume I never need to change it. Like ever. 70-80% of the time, the unifiying feature does not regconize that I am in a game or trying to watch a video and I have no way to lower the/control the volume other than to back out, open settings>sound>media volume. I am one user who would like media volume to be the 100% primary use of the volume rocker. If a phone is in your pocket, the ringtone volume can be accidentally pressed all the way down to "silent" and you will miss your call. Please make modifications to this. I am sure half of the users will agree the rocker needs to have media volume priority 80% of the time. It makes music listening with headphones a pain, litterally! Sincerely, -AsianMonkeyz
-sent from ZTE
-sent from ZTE
ce...@gmail.com <ce...@gmail.com> #109
Just Rocker Locker and go on with your life.
ti...@gmail.com <ti...@gmail.com> #110
I vote up this issue. This "feature" is quite silly. Ring tone volume should never be controlled by the volume keys. I've installed Rocker Locker phone and it works.
jr...@gmail.com <jr...@gmail.com> #111
To the person who recommended Rocker Locker... THANK YOU! Works perfect.
wa...@gmail.com <wa...@gmail.com> #112
This is ruining android please fix!
jo...@gmail.com <jo...@gmail.com> #113
I have Sony Xperia Z3 compact with android 5.1 and this is terribly annoying bug/feature. I have tried to install Rocker Locker but it does not seem to make any difference. I have enabled the locking feature and rebooted the phone.
Please rise up this issue again, This is very annoying thing like other people here i dont fliker with my ringtone volume 24/7, i flicker with my media volume. Ringtone volume i set once and let it be and i really want to be sure that it stays like that.
Provo: Nokia E51 had this right back in 2006, how can this be so difficult.
Please rise up this issue again, This is very annoying thing like other people here i dont fliker with my ringtone volume 24/7, i flicker with my media volume. Ringtone volume i set once and let it be and i really want to be sure that it stays like that.
Provo: Nokia E51 had this right back in 2006, how can this be so difficult.
wi...@gmail.com <wi...@gmail.com> #114
I own the flagship Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, and would also very much like this request to be addressed! I don't want my ringer going off in a library because I was trying to turn up the volume of my music. I don't ever take my ringer off vibrate, and fiddling with my media volume through a settings panel is quite annoying
se...@gmail.com <se...@gmail.com> #115
Will this be ever addressed? I am yet to meet a single person who adjusts ring tone volume more than once ever.
as...@gmail.com <as...@gmail.com> #116
This is the exact reason I've just ordered an iPhone 6s instead of upgrading my HTC one m8. I really don't think Google understand how annoying this.
I guess it's possible Apple have some stupid patent on the option as it's been in iOS for as long add I can remember.
I guess it's possible Apple have some stupid patent on the option as it's been in iOS for as long add I can remember.
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #117
Let me get this right... You purchased a US$800 phone because you did't want to download any of the free apps listed on this post that could solve your problem? I do agree though that Google could do something about.
ra...@gmail.com <ra...@gmail.com> #118
I have tried both apps SOUNDHUD and RockerLocker. But it won't fix the problem I face with the ringer volume(the ringer volume going low arbitrarily - causing missed calls). I have a feeling this problem is caused by apps like messenger and hangout which has the privilege to control the audio settings in the phone. I have disabled the hangout and uninstalled messenger - so far no signs of the issue - I keep watching.
w....@gmail.com <w....@gmail.com> #119
I add my voice to the title
to...@gmail.com <to...@gmail.com> #120
Please add this Google!
ja...@gmail.com <ja...@gmail.com> #121
Would like this also. No one constantly changes their ringtone volume. Maybe the ability to set up several volume profiles for ringtone, system sound, alarm and things, but leave the volume buttons to media volume.
b....@gmail.com <b....@gmail.com> #122
Add!
ga...@gmail.com <ga...@gmail.com> #123
Please add this. Thanks.
bl...@gmail.com <bl...@gmail.com> #124
I miss ALOT of phone calls because my ringer changes from full volume to less than full volume. I CANNOT miss business calls anymore, so please fix or I will be forced into an APPLE again
me...@arthur.ru <me...@arthur.ru> #125
Omg! This is most hated thing. Fix needed!!!
pi...@gmail.com <pi...@gmail.com> #126
How is this not a feature yet? I don't EVER want to change my ringer volume. I either want it full blast or silent. I can do that through the options menu. I'd rather have full control of my media volume at all times.
pe...@peterlevi.com <pe...@peterlevi.com> #127
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ce...@gmail.com <ce...@gmail.com> #128
Hey, whiners, just download the free apps already mentioned here and move on with your lives.
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #129
To be fair, Rocker Locker no longer works on my S4 nor my Galaxy Tab. It
only lasts a few minutes before reverting to default settings.
I think it has something to do with the new app optimisation, but even
removing the app from optimisation doesn't make a difference.
This is now a painfully annoying problem for me again. And yes, one the
should be fixed in OS, not in third party add-ons.
only lasts a few minutes before reverting to default settings.
I think it has something to do with the new app optimisation, but even
removing the app from optimisation doesn't make a difference.
This is now a painfully annoying problem for me again. And yes, one the
should be fixed in OS, not in third party add-ons.
sl...@gmail.com <sl...@gmail.com> #130
I want the volume button to control the media volume all the time. How do I do this?
do...@gmail.com <do...@gmail.com> #131
I also would like the option to default the volume rocker to changing the media volume instead of the ringer volume. Put my phone on vibrate when I rarely need it to be quiet, but I adjust the media volume all the time. I miss calls when it accidentally reduces the ring volume.
ru...@gmail.com <ru...@gmail.com> #132
Marshmallow is out and it's still not fixed...
cl...@gmail.com <cl...@gmail.com> #133
I really think, this would be a great standard functionality, but would like to add an extension: Instead of letting the volume rocker adjust one volume control like media, ringer, it would be great to change it also based on the (basic) situation: If i have no headphones plugged in, i would like to change the ringer sound volume, if headphones are plugged in, the media sound volume.
ch...@gmail.com <ch...@gmail.com> #134
Please fix this google
zf...@gmail.com <zf...@gmail.com> #135
I use a smartwatch, so my phone is always on silent. If I try to change the volume before my media starts, the volume rocker takes my phone off of silent. On the Samsung Galaxy S7, that means I have to go into my settings again to turn it off of vibrate (the volume rocker for some reason turns up from silent, but not down from vibrate...).
I will never need to change ring volume from the volume rocker, but I always need to change media volume, even before media is playing.
I will never need to change ring volume from the volume rocker, but I always need to change media volume, even before media is playing.
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]> #136
This is without a doubt the most annoying issue about Android for me. I only use my device as a media player, not a phone (and even if I didn't I'd keep it on silent all the time anyhow) so I only want the volume buttons to control media volume, NOT ringtone, NOT notifications, NOT system.
All that's needed is an option to set which type of volume the buttons control by default.
All that's needed is an option to set which type of volume the buttons control by default.
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #137
I would love this change!
ra...@gmail.com <ra...@gmail.com> #138
Please change this to Media control all the time.
I also use my phone most time for audio/video.
I also use my phone most time for audio/video.
ca...@gmail.com <ca...@gmail.com> #139
I just got my tab e. How do I set media volume by default on the rocker button?
fa...@gmail.com <fa...@gmail.com> #140
Fix it
jt...@earthlink.net <jt...@earthlink.net> #141
Two years later and this is still being ignored.
po...@tomasztracz.pl <po...@tomasztracz.pl> #142
Google please fix it. It's most annoying thing in Stock Android :(
an...@hotmail.com <an...@hotmail.com> #143
I want this too on my galaxy s7!!
re...@gmail.com <re...@gmail.com> #144
Support.
je...@gmail.com <je...@gmail.com> #145
Support.
I have missed so many calls because of this. The volume buttons should control media by default, not ringer volume. I can't believe this is still the default. At least give us the option to change the default.
galaxy s6 edge
I have missed so many calls because of this. The volume buttons should control media by default, not ringer volume. I can't believe this is still the default. At least give us the option to change the default.
galaxy s6 edge
co...@gmail.com <co...@gmail.com> #146
Please add this feature.
w....@gmail.com <w....@gmail.com> #147
I add my vote
ja...@gmail.com <ja...@gmail.com> #148
Still ridiculous that this has not been solved.
du...@microswift.com <du...@microswift.com> #149
+1 for this feature. Do Google devs actually use their phones? Because it should be obvious that people rarely need to adjust ringer volume up/down.
br...@gmail.com <br...@gmail.com> #150
I have been annoyed by this issue on many many occasions. It's too bad the solution for a seemingly simple problem is a third party app.
my...@gmail.com <my...@gmail.com> #151
When the phone rings in a movie theater, and the volume rocker does not mute it, there is a bug. When you hold the rocker down, it is supposed to make the phone go silent. It doesn't. This is Android 6 on an opo, and all that I see is people wanting to control media volume instead of ringer, and all I want it to do is the ringer. SeriouslyI t is bad to not be able to change the volume of the ringer. Please fix it so it works.
sa...@gmail.com <sa...@gmail.com> #152
It's [CURRENT YEAR] Google!
my...@gmail.com <my...@gmail.com> #153
I found a setting in an unintuitive place... Now I can change ringer volume. What I want is a master volume. I hit volume down, all volumes go down. If I want to bump a media file back up without letting the ringer go off that is fine.
an...@hotmail.com <an...@hotmail.com> #154
I want this too!
dw...@gmail.com <dw...@gmail.com> #155
Please add this function !
So annoying withouth it !
So annoying withouth it !
ss...@gmail.com <ss...@gmail.com> #156
create an option in settings that allow users to choose if the volume rocker should control media only, how difficult is that....
my...@gmail.com <my...@gmail.com> #157
and of course make it so it controls all volumes... Because it sucks to
have the phone ringing and no way to silence it! I don't think the rocker
should ever be used for anything but the ringer, and I could give a flying
poo about media volume... But I want to have media volume be muted when
ringer volume is muted, and if I have the ringer loud then I also want the
media loud. One volume... For everything.... Otherwise my phone rings in
a movie, or at a funeral...
have the phone ringing and no way to silence it! I don't think the rocker
should ever be used for anything but the ringer, and I could give a flying
poo about media volume... But I want to have media volume be muted when
ringer volume is muted, and if I have the ringer loud then I also want the
media loud. One volume... For everything.... Otherwise my phone rings in
a movie, or at a funeral...
th...@gmail.com <th...@gmail.com> #158
Yes this is an annoying oversight. But before we waste our breath further, the status of this issue is ”obsolete” and closed Mar 2015.
sv...@gmail.com <sv...@gmail.com> #159
Is there a new, equivalent issue we can move to?
la...@gmail.com <la...@gmail.com> #160
I would love to have the volume rocker control ONLY the media, have ringer volume controled on the settings page or silence by quick toggle.
la...@gmail.com <la...@gmail.com> #161
It's now 2017 and this is still frustrating as ever. Whoever marked this as obsolete clearly has no clue what the report is in reference to (an ongoing issue, that's what...).
ri...@gmail.com <ri...@gmail.com> #162
This really needs sorting out. Worst feature of android period. Actually consider apple next die this one horrible feature.
at...@gmail.com <at...@gmail.com> #163
Its my first android phone after all iphones and this is making me crazy with this stupid buttons i don't know what this is but i hope that android whill change this.....
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #164
For crying out loud, just use Rocker Locker app and get it over with. Yes, I too wish Android had such a basic tweak built in, but this and other free apps do the trick just as well.
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]> #165
The problem with Rocker Locker is that it works by continually playing a (blank) sound, which really isn't great for battery life.
da...@gmail.com <da...@gmail.com> #166
I want to disable the ringtone on rocker button
ba...@gmail.com <ba...@gmail.com> #167
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ba...@gmail.com <ba...@gmail.com> #168
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ba...@gmail.com <ba...@gmail.com> #169
Please consider giving support to the slightly newer issue https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=82255 .
It has been created by people discontent with the current rather unpredictable context-sensitive solution.
It has been created by people discontent with the current rather unpredictable context-sensitive solution.
af...@gmail.com <af...@gmail.com> #170
I'm with the suggestion and with this:
(to have the volume rocker control ONLY the media, have ringer volume controled on the settings page or silence by quick toggle)
Also, I'm kind of surprised that google didn't fix this obvious "annoying" bug until now.
(to have the volume rocker control ONLY the media, have ringer volume controled on the settings page or silence by quick toggle)
Also, I'm kind of surprised that google didn't fix this obvious "annoying" bug until now.
an...@gmail.com <an...@gmail.com> #171
Jesus yes, please fix this. If someone calls while I'm teaching class and I've forgotten to have phone on silent ILL HANG UP. The only time I need volume actively controlled is for media and I'd like to do it before I play the media.
re...@gmail.com <re...@gmail.com> #172
What ever you need to do to give an option to lock ringer volume
je...@gmail.com <je...@gmail.com> #174
Rocker locker works but drains the battery. Please add this feature!!
la...@gmail.com <la...@gmail.com> #175
I can't believe this has never been fixed yet. I never EVER want my volume buttons to change ringtone volume, I want thos eto be exclusively for media. How come after so many years that' still not an option?
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #176
Actually, one of the best features of my new Galaxy S8 is the option to change the volume button function. So simple, it's just pathetic Google does not do it.
ss...@gmail.com <ss...@gmail.com> #177
This basically make my android phone completely useless, as the ringer volume always being muted inadvertently, not sure how other user are being able to deal with this, please take a look at how apple allow ringer to be disassociated wi with the volume rocker, I am switching to apple, have been waiting for such a simple option for far too long.
in...@gmail.com <in...@gmail.com> #178
How is this still not a thing????
I'm considering buying a oneplus 5 and keep running OOS on it. But after seeing nougat still doesn't let us set the media volume to default, I'm not going to now.
I'm considering buying a oneplus 5 and keep running OOS on it. But after seeing nougat still doesn't let us set the media volume to default, I'm not going to now.
ac...@gmail.com <ac...@gmail.com> #179
cs...@gmail.com <cs...@gmail.com> #180
Oh for the love of Pete. Don't make me get a crappy iPhone. Just change it already! Just give us an option to set the default for the volume rocker.
ch...@gmail.com <ch...@gmail.com> #181
3 years down the line and the stubborn goats won't help us supporters.
This is a BIG issue, Google.
I dont need to adjust ringer or alarm volume on my tablet when I know I want to play a game and don't want to wake anyone... you have made this impossible because I must make a noise before the volume control activates and I can reduce it.
On the phone accidentally reducing my ringer volume has lead to a load of missed calls. Call it my fault, but I could help myself and prevent it from ever happening if I could just disable this dumb-butt AI.
This is a BIG issue, Google.
I dont need to adjust ringer or alarm volume on my tablet when I know I want to play a game and don't want to wake anyone... you have made this impossible because I must make a noise before the volume control activates and I can reduce it.
On the phone accidentally reducing my ringer volume has lead to a load of missed calls. Call it my fault, but I could help myself and prevent it from ever happening if I could just disable this dumb-butt AI.
wd...@gmail.com <wd...@gmail.com> #182
I'm honestly surprised this hasn't been addressed yet. Please give us the option to change this, many thanks in advance
my...@gmail.com <my...@gmail.com> #183
note that all of your voice related products basically fail because you "won't fix" a very serious design flaw.
I try to increase the volume, and it only changes the ringer volume, or the music volume... OK google has to have the button pressed after saying OK Google to make the volume increase... Otherwise I can't hear the response
Very very stupid and inelegant.
.I basically only need one volume control.. If it's innapropriate for rings to occur, it also happens to be innapropriate for my music to be loud..
If it's ok to listen to loud music, it's ok for there to be a ring! If I'm presenting or something then it might make sence to switch profiles or something... but otherwise, you're just making the phone not possible to use.
I try to increase the volume, and it only changes the ringer volume, or the music volume... OK google has to have the button pressed after saying OK Google to make the volume increase... Otherwise I can't hear the response
Very very stupid and inelegant.
.I basically only need one volume control.. If it's innapropriate for rings to occur, it also happens to be innapropriate for my music to be loud..
If it's ok to listen to loud music, it's ok for there to be a ring! If I'm presenting or something then it might make sence to switch profiles or something... but otherwise, you're just making the phone not possible to use.
ba...@gmail.com <ba...@gmail.com> #184
ch...@gmail.com: On my phone, when I change the volume there is a little arrow in the volume-control interface, that allows expanding it such that one can independently change ring-tone, notification, system and media volumes. I'd still prefer media to be the default (when does anyone ever change the ring-tone volume? I need it either on or off) but at least there is a workaround of sorts.
my...@gmail.com: Please *don't* tell them to mix ring-tone and media volumes. I had this before, and always ended up missing calls, because I had turned down the volume for media use. For the ring-tone I need only "full volume", "vibration only". For media I need everything in between "silent" and "full volume", and quite often I need "silent" but also a loud ring-tone (e.g. for watching videos in public transport - don't want to annoy other passengers with it, but I also don't want to miss notofications/calls).
I'm pretty sure that few people need to switch the notification/ring-tone sounds to anything other than binary "on/off" or ternary "on/vibration/off", so this should simply be independent of volume control -- though on my old android phone the volume rockers *also* displayed on-screen buttons for toggling vibration-only and do-no-disturb modes. That was pretty much ideal (Except for the "rockers change ring-tone volume by default" part).
my...@gmail.com: Please *don't* tell them to mix ring-tone and media volumes. I had this before, and always ended up missing calls, because I had turned down the volume for media use. For the ring-tone I need only "full volume", "vibration only". For media I need everything in between "silent" and "full volume", and quite often I need "silent" but also a loud ring-tone (e.g. for watching videos in public transport - don't want to annoy other passengers with it, but I also don't want to miss notofications/calls).
I'm pretty sure that few people need to switch the notification/ring-tone sounds to anything other than binary "on/off" or ternary "on/vibration/off", so this should simply be independent of volume control -- though on my old android phone the volume rockers *also* displayed on-screen buttons for toggling vibration-only and do-no-disturb modes. That was pretty much ideal (Except for the "rockers change ring-tone volume by default" part).
sv...@gmail.com <sv...@gmail.com> #185
Note that this issue was marked as Obsolete a long time back, so nobody relevant is likely to see these comments. I haven't noticed an equivalent issue that's still active, so someone needs to submit a new issue report I guess.
sm...@gmail.com <sm...@gmail.com> #186
SOLUTION!: Download "Rocker Locker" by Tom W from Google Play Store. This app is designed specifically to resolve this issue and it works great. Wish I knew about it earlier!
sv...@gmail.com <sv...@gmail.com> #187
It is definitely useful, but it solves the problem by constantly playing a silent sound from the speakers, which causes a quiet hissing sound on some devices, presumably drains a bit of battery etc. A genuine fix from Google would be ideal.
ty...@gmail.com <ty...@gmail.com> #188
Please, please, please, THIS!!!!!!!
Thank you.
Thank you.
cu...@gmail.com <cu...@gmail.com> #189
This is a very annoying issue. Sure, there's a drop down that allows access to media volume, but that's a large hassle when I never, ever take my phone's ring volume off vibrate. For my use case it's a useless feature getting in the way of an incredibly important and frequently used feature. There are at least 50 thousand people who have tried an app to solve the problem, probably a lot more who would look in Android's system settings. This is an easy change, and the only negative impact is... What?
my...@gmail.com <my...@gmail.com> #190
ba...@gmail.com , you can do what you want with your rockers...
I know that I most definitely do not want a ringtone to go off while I am on a bus.
I know that for the most part if I get a real call while I am watching a video, Im probably available to answer it.
I can conceive of times that I might be presenting.. using the phone to do a presentation... in that case, no notifications and full volume would be expected... but I would expect to select that from a menu because it is so rare.
If I'm already playing media... I don't want my ears to get blown out by loud ringing... the same volume as my media will be just fine because I am already listening to it.
This is so infurating because lets say I am at a theater... and well I accidently only volume down some media that is playing and a phone call comes in... I already heald the volume rocker down.. I expect it to go quiet when I hold the volume rocker down... period. I expect it to start making noise when I hold the volume rocker up.
as it currently is, it does not do that...
The other major exception is google voice... If I am freaking talking to it, it can freaking talk back to me at a similar voice as I spoke... I don't know exactly how it would know what it's volume is pushing if there are headphones or amplifiers involved... but... it should make a noise when it is starting to send data to google... otherwise I'll just always say Ok Google as I walk down the street.
I know that I most definitely do not want a ringtone to go off while I am on a bus.
I know that for the most part if I get a real call while I am watching a video, Im probably available to answer it.
I can conceive of times that I might be presenting.. using the phone to do a presentation... in that case, no notifications and full volume would be expected... but I would expect to select that from a menu because it is so rare.
If I'm already playing media... I don't want my ears to get blown out by loud ringing... the same volume as my media will be just fine because I am already listening to it.
This is so infurating because lets say I am at a theater... and well I accidently only volume down some media that is playing and a phone call comes in... I already heald the volume rocker down.. I expect it to go quiet when I hold the volume rocker down... period. I expect it to start making noise when I hold the volume rocker up.
as it currently is, it does not do that...
The other major exception is google voice... If I am freaking talking to it, it can freaking talk back to me at a similar voice as I spoke... I don't know exactly how it would know what it's volume is pushing if there are headphones or amplifiers involved... but... it should make a noise when it is starting to send data to google... otherwise I'll just always say Ok Google as I walk down the street.
li...@gmail.com <li...@gmail.com> #191
Many Samsung devices have this as a default option and call it "Default Volume Key Control." Why it isn't in stock Android is beyond me.
Can Apple really patent something like this?
Can Apple really patent something like this?
sy...@gmail.com <sy...@gmail.com> #192
My ringer is constantly being turned off from accidentally pressing the volume buttons. I have never benefitted from this feature, and it has always been a nuisance.
XKCD agrees with all of us:
https://xkcd.com/1884/
XKCD agrees with all of us:
my...@gmail.com <my...@gmail.com> #193
It's not fun at all to be blasted by audio on one thing, and then have the google assistant not talk back to me.
(it doesn't even answer when the volume is up, and I never know if it works or not... but now I have to say:) OK GOOGLE, MAXIMUM VOLUME and OK GOOGLE.. and I don't know if OK google is working or not because it doesn't acknowledge me, so then I try OK Google navigate home, and sometimes it acknowledges me by saying I'm here, and sometimes it doesn't.. but it hasn't taken a voice command except for me cursing that it hasn't answered....
I always want the ringer and the media volume to be locked together.
So making an option to configure this as desired is perfect. because for some reason, other people want to control only one thing.. which I don't understand why someone would want to have ringtone be different than media volume.. because it's ok to make noise or it's not... and if you can hear one, you'd be able to hear the other... so my task is to choose the lowest volume where I can hear it comfortably.
you have blocked so many similar issues as a not fix... but I see apple phones with software updates for years.. and I'm almost ready to trade my freedom for some sanity. (and other insanity)
(it doesn't even answer when the volume is up, and I never know if it works or not... but now I have to say:) OK GOOGLE, MAXIMUM VOLUME and OK GOOGLE.. and I don't know if OK google is working or not because it doesn't acknowledge me, so then I try OK Google navigate home, and sometimes it acknowledges me by saying I'm here, and sometimes it doesn't.. but it hasn't taken a voice command except for me cursing that it hasn't answered....
I always want the ringer and the media volume to be locked together.
So making an option to configure this as desired is perfect. because for some reason, other people want to control only one thing.. which I don't understand why someone would want to have ringtone be different than media volume.. because it's ok to make noise or it's not... and if you can hear one, you'd be able to hear the other... so my task is to choose the lowest volume where I can hear it comfortably.
you have blocked so many similar issues as a not fix... but I see apple phones with software updates for years.. and I'm almost ready to trade my freedom for some sanity. (and other insanity)
ba...@gmail.com <ba...@gmail.com> #194
Ad #193: For me the separation of volumes is quite important, and I need them to change in entirely different manners.
For ring-tone, notifications and system sounds (touch-input, keyboard), I need
[a] "On, unchanging standard volume", in most situations. I want no risk of ever changing that loudness unintentionally here.
[b] "Off, with vibration", e.g. in meetings, seminars.
[c] "Off, entirely", e.g. in during a concert or movie.
Changing between such discrete states with a volume rocker is inconvenient at best.
For the media volume, I need
[a] "Off", e.g. when watching a cat-video in the tram without headphones, as I don't want to annoy the other passengers.
[b] Configurable anywhere between lowest and highest volume, depending on output device (speakers, headphones) and environment noise, e.g. for watching Videos at home with builtin speakers, or listening to music with headphones.
Most importantly, these requirements are entirely independent, e.g. when I want to have the ringtone audible but videos muted in a tram. If ring-tone and media-volume were coupled, I'd end up often accidentially leaving the ringtone volume turned down after listening to music / watching videos without sound.
As it is now, with the volume rockers defaulting to ring-tone volume and switching to media volume only when media is playing, I often accidentially turned down ringtone volume while accidentially starting a video at full volume.
Thankfully my usecase is well covered by the app "Rocker Locker", but an OS setting would be preferable and more flexible.
For ring-tone, notifications and system sounds (touch-input, keyboard), I need
[a] "On, unchanging standard volume", in most situations. I want no risk of ever changing that loudness unintentionally here.
[b] "Off, with vibration", e.g. in meetings, seminars.
[c] "Off, entirely", e.g. in during a concert or movie.
Changing between such discrete states with a volume rocker is inconvenient at best.
For the media volume, I need
[a] "Off", e.g. when watching a cat-video in the tram without headphones, as I don't want to annoy the other passengers.
[b] Configurable anywhere between lowest and highest volume, depending on output device (speakers, headphones) and environment noise, e.g. for watching Videos at home with builtin speakers, or listening to music with headphones.
Most importantly, these requirements are entirely independent, e.g. when I want to have the ringtone audible but videos muted in a tram. If ring-tone and media-volume were coupled, I'd end up often accidentially leaving the ringtone volume turned down after listening to music / watching videos without sound.
As it is now, with the volume rockers defaulting to ring-tone volume and switching to media volume only when media is playing, I often accidentially turned down ringtone volume while accidentially starting a video at full volume.
Thankfully my usecase is well covered by the app "Rocker Locker", but an OS setting would be preferable and more flexible.
ll...@gmail.com <ll...@gmail.com> #195
This should have been introduced a long time ago. Google, can you fix this like yesterday?
jo...@gmail.com <jo...@gmail.com> #196
This is now fixed in Android P. Can we close this issue?
sv...@gmail.com <sv...@gmail.com> #197
“Changing the volume now defaults to your media volume”
So after only four years of people asking them to restore the option they removed in KitKat, they’re not just restoring it but have actually decided it’s important enough to make the default setting. Good to hear.
So after only four years of people asking them to restore the option they removed in KitKat, they’re not just restoring it but have actually decided it’s important enough to make the default setting. Good to hear.
ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #198
Let's remember that this same topic has been marked as closed (solved) by Google a long time ago. The time it took for them to fix this is simply pathetic and really should not require a full system update that's only going to happen only in a year. Thankfully, all recent Samsung phones have had the good sense to set the volume button's function as an option.
my...@gmail.com <my...@gmail.com> #199
I consider it a bug... I don't know if my moto x4 will get to android
P... but if it can get into android o I will be supper happy.. and N I will
be ecstatic. ... and if It got to ICS... I would be pee my pants happy.
but I don't remember this being a problem on my 4.4 devices...
On Fri, May 18, 2018 at 5:35 AM <buganizer-system@google.com> wrote:
P... but if it can get into android o I will be supper happy.. and N I will
be ecstatic. ... and if It got to ICS... I would be pee my pants happy.
but I don't remember this being a problem on my 4.4 devices...
On Fri, May 18, 2018 at 5:35 AM <buganizer-system@google.com> wrote:
ju...@gmail.com <ju...@gmail.com> #200
Fix this!! Release a patch. Fix the bug in the next update release. Just get it done!! Disable the volume buttons when phone is locked!
ni...@gmail.com <ni...@gmail.com> #201
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Description
Using the volume buttons on the side of the phone changes the Notification/Ringer volume. Right now, with the unifying volume update, the controlled volume will be changed according to the app in use. For example, when I open the Soundcloud app and press the volume up or down buttons, the media volume is changed. On the launcher however, the rocker controls the Ringer/Notification volume. This is a neat feature, however some apps will play music in the background or when the screen is off, and if you want to change the media volume you have to unlock your phone and/or open the app to make the volume keys control the media volume. This is also a problem in games where using the volume rocker changes the Ringer volume instead of the Media volume. In games that do not change the function of the rocker, you are left with no way to change the volume of the music and sounds present in the game. I, personally, do not regularly change the volume of my ringer and I suspect many other people are having this same problem. It would be much more convenient if the user could change the default volume control and therefore save a lot of hassle.
I would like a setting to be implemented in the 'Sound' section in Settings that allows you to change the default volume control of the volume rocker. Adding a feature like this would allow Android to keep the same level of functionality and ease of use while still allowing more advanced users to customize their device and make it more productive