Motorola V710
Has anybody else noticed that mp3's sound kind of low when you play them.I can barely hear them when
When im playing basketball i can barely hear them.. The regular ringtons are MUCH MUCH louder than mp3's.. anyway to boost up the volume???
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That's funny. I've been working on a few custom ringtones for calls, SMS, etc. and they, like all my MP3's are *way* too loud even on ringer volume 1. I was going to work on softening them tonight (convert to WAV, open in sndrec for windows, tweak volume, save, reconvert to mp3). You should be able to do the same with yours.
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haus said:
That's funny. I've been working on a few custom ringtones for calls, SMS, etc. and they, like all my MP3's are *way* too loud even on ringer volume 1. I was going to work on softening them tonight (convert to WAV, open in sndrec for windows, tweak volume, save, reconvert to mp3). You should be able to do the same with yours.
whoah whoah.. please explain i'd love to know.. how do you convert to wave first. and then whats sndrec? and where can i get it. thanks.. this will be so much help
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This is good core knowledge for anyone with a V710. You can convert from WAV to MP3 and back again. Musicmatch jukebox does this, as well as CDEX (my fav, tho installing and getting it working can be a hassle depending on your configuration). This makes building ringtones for the V710 fairly easy, as many have noted. Anyway, sndrec is "Start->Programs->Accessories->Entertainment- >Sound Recorder. AFAIK it's been on all Windows since the early days. It works on WAV files - very basic functionality, but most of what you need - change volume, cut before/after a position, record new (if you have a mic), insert/mix files.
Have fun.
Have fun.
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whoah cdex is confusing i dont even know how to open an existing wav file on my comptuer in taht program
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