Your iPhone's speakers handle most everyday situations well enough, but sometimes you need more volume than the default settings provide. Whether you're watching videos in a noisy environment or ...

The song you’re listening to on your iPhone is a bit too quiet, so you adjust the volume. Perfect. Then the song ends, and the next one blasts your ears. You fumble your iPhone from your pocket and ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Protect your ears and get your audio down to a reasonable level. Protect your ears and get your audio down to a ...

Due to its distinct lack of physical controls, setting sound levels on Apple's new AirPods requires the use of either Siri or the volume buttons on a paired iPhone, both of which operate on preset ...

Sound issues on your phone can be frustrating, but often, they can be resolved by adjusting the volume settings. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to fix common sound problems by tweaking your phone ...

The Samsung Galaxy S23 is a powerhouse when it comes to features and customization options. One particularly useful setting you might want to fine-tune is Absolute Volume. This option allows you to ...

Did you like playing audio (music and videos) on your Windows computer? Then you must have faced a loudness issue sometimes. It is not just limited to Windows, but it happens on all devices and ...

I've been using iVolume for several years to set the volume level tags of all my music in iTunes. When I started using it I think iTunes still had a really terrible volume normalization algorithm ...

We have observed an increasing dependency on computers for consuming all forms of media over the past few years. Over-the-top platforms have picked up pace and computer builds are being modified to ...

My problem is, my overall system volume is too loud when I'm using my headphones. It's not quite so bad on my notebook, where a volume of 4-8 is comfortable (albeit stupid), but on my desktop even the ...

The volume levels of certain media files playing on your computer can often be underwhelming — even at 100%. There are several reasons for this. Some media is simply recorded at a low volume level, ...