After reading and understanding the code method and structure of the Celestial Framework. I've written my own modded file and have noticed ALLOT of difference..
P.S. First delete the existing files and then upload the new ones. Backup the originals, if you'd like
Test Experiment: (Thanks stlcaddie)
If you want to see a difference download
beatphone.app listen to the pads with the volume all the way up....then do this com.apple.celestrial replacement as instructed. Then go back to the beatphone.app and listen to how loud the pads are now.
Test the following: Please note that the iPhone has only ONE speaker (on the bottom left, the other is the MIC- Ringtones (Covert your ringtones to MONO, for optimum sound)
- Speakerphone (Loudness Confirmed: Once again single speaker so can't expect much)
- Headset (Loudness: Confirmed)
- Bluetooth (Loudness: Confirmed)
- Receiver (Clarity with less distortion: Confirmed)
Things you'll notice:
1). DialPad is louder
2). Speaker, Ringtone, Headset, Receiver, Speakerphone volumes are noticeable.
3). System Sounds are louder
4). Test the YouTube video sounds
Install Instructions:
1). Copy the
com.apple.celestial.plist file to
/var/root/Library/Preferences/
2). Copy the
SystemSoundMaximumVolume.plist file to
/System/Library/Frameworks/Celestial.framework/
3). Goto
Settings > iPod > (switch off: Sound Check)
4). Reboot your iPhone.
iVolume1.2_NormalDialPad.zip file has been attached - Use this MOD if you find the DialPad volume very HIGH with the first MOD (iVolume1.2.zip).
Original SystemSoundMaximumVolume.plist file
http://www.sendspace.com/file/i1abie
Update: Add iVolume v1.3, which is the latest code change to the files. It's still in experimental phase, please test and comment. Thanks to NVMY4N for the contribution.
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