Volume normalizing on Pocket PC?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc.multimedia () Hi, Is there any Pocket PC MP3 player (or plugins) that allow to dynamically adjust the volume while a tune is playing ? There are several great plugins...

Volume normalizing with Pocket PC?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc () Hi, Is there any Pocket PC MP3 player (or plugins) that allow to dynamically adjust the volume while a tune is playing ? There are several great plugins that does...

has > to be opened to do that. The lower button on my VX6000 (under the up/down volume button) will change the ring volume from 'normal' to 'manner mode (vibrate), to 'silent' mode in that order. Granted that button has to be held down for about 3 seconds...

vehicles...unless that Pocket PC is the size of a medium boombox. Even if it could, why? If the radio and CD's are that important, who needs something designed to interfere? On the same token, if you need to listen to the Pocket PC, perhaps turning...

3db minus some loss. On to my theory: Sealed enclosures, by offering variable resistance to woofer movement, reduce the volume of the "loud parts" of your song, making the volume flatter. But many people consider them more "accurate" sounding, probably...

letting me vent. >>P.S. I know about auto answer. It is not that easy changing modes while the phone is in your pocket. A casual press of the volume button toggles between date and time and does not change the mode. To access the manner mode you have...

is what the he** has happened to Palm? I looked at the other options, and frankly there are LESS good quality options for a reasonably priced Palm than there were just 2 years ago. I'd seriously consider a Pocket PC if there weren't Palm apps I needed....

off his trail, DevilsPGD transmitted: > In message "Mike" > did ramble: >>>Pocket PC's are better but they cost a bit more. >> Better at what? Indeed. I haven't seen any indication that there is _any_ Pocket PC software that will interoperate...

jack? Also, one problem I have with the 6230 as an MP3 player is that sometimes it is too quiet. I have normalised my MP3s to max volume and created an equalisation setting with all the sliders set to max - do any of the aftermarket headphones inlcude...

just ran a test with Jonathan Sach's Stoptime as I had previously noticed that it offers a volume setting when setting up alarms. I set the alarm at max volume, then set the alarm time, then used the windows sound icon to "turn off" the device's sound...