Max volume level are too low on iPAQ h1935...

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Even at max, its too low. How do I increase it further? Is there setting
I can use? Thanks

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xTenn wrote:
> "Sarah Tanembaum" <sarahtanembaum@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>>Even at max, its too low. How do I increase it further? Is there setting I
>>can use? Thanks
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> Headphones?
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> But do make sure that both the app volume AND the device speaker volume is
> up - probably the case but wanted to at least mention it.
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Hi xTenn, if what you refering app volume is Windows Media Player
volume, then its yes, but what it the device speaker volume? Where do I
set up for that? Thanks.

Just a reminder, I'm using HP iPAQ h1935

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"xTenn" <xtennremovethispart@tds.net> wrote in message
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> ST> Hi xTenn, if what you refering app volume is Windows Media Player
> ST> volume, then its yes, but what it the device speaker volume? Where do
> ST> I set up for that? Thanks.
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> ST> Just a reminder, I'm using HP iPAQ h1935
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> I was under the impression that the h1935 was current enough to have the
> speaker icon at the top of the screen - tapping this would normally give
> you the master volume, if you will. I'll verify, since it might not be the
> case after all.

Also, I once had a pair of behind the ear sport headphones that apparently
required a lot of power to drive them. I switched to a different set and it
worked great. This is rare and doubtful your problem, but it happened to
me.