Good evening to everyone
Hrabosh
zbynecek at volny.cz
Tue Jan 11 23:08:36 CET 2011
I set the controls as you wrote and made a call to test it.
I found out that if my phone is ringing and I press "Answer" button, the
call is not answered, but dropped! After cca 1s, person who is calling
gets busy tone and I get missed call
---->>> I'm not able to receive calls !
Zbynek.
Linus Gasser píše v St 05. 01. 2011 v 20:59 +0100:
> Le 31.12.10 01:05, Hrabosh a écrit :
> > 9/ People I call with are complaining about bad sound quality. Did it
> > happen to any of you?
>
> For me it was enough to use the following settings in NeoControl:
>
> Playback: 125
> Sidetone: 3
> Mic2: 1
>
> I nearly threw away my phone before finding out these settings... But as
> I read on the list here, it's extremely different from one phone to
> another. I liked the following post of Al Johnson (which I think you'll
> understand and makes you chuckle, too, reading your other posts as a
> HW-engineer having frightened SW-engineers in the back...):
>
>
> [Snipped all but the 3 important channels, and reordered for the route the
> signal takes]
>
> > > control.48 {
> > > value 3
> > > }
> +30dB
> > > control.12 {
> > > value 7
> > > }
> +6dB
> > > control.5 {
> > > value 110
> > > }
> -11dB
> Total: +25dB
>
> This is a ridiculous way to get that total gain, unless you want
> distortion. That may be a fine goal on a guitar amp, but not on a phone.
> For some reason it seems to be the recommendation , but don't ask me
> why. To get the same signal level with much less chance of distortion
> try these:
> Control 48
> value 2 (+24dB)
> Control 12
> value 5 (0dB)
> Control 5
> value 122 (+1dB)
>
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