Is there a way to pump up the default volume setting in an ipod?
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I would be carefull about the volume cause tests tell us you can screw up you're hearing!
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turn ure volume up on computer or speakers.\nplug in speakers. \nor if broken\nbuy new ones
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do you have ALSA set up? If so, try running:\n$ alsamixer\n\nthen you can unmute / turn up the volume for those speakers
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No. And Yes. :-)\n\nThis article does a good job outlining your options.\nhttp://jakeludington.com/ask_jake/20050816_sync_ipod_with_windows_media_player_10.html
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cilck on tools .....>options \nunder option \n\nclick on sound and set what you whant
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First you need to download Yahoo Messenger with Voice. Or any messenger package.Then go to Start, Control Panel, Sounds and Audio, and make sure mute is clicked off and sound volume levels are up at least 3/4 of the way.
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try using a different audio sync
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http://audacity.sourceforge.net/\nit has a setting for that
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Turn up the volume. If that doesn't work call Apple and get a replacement. Or better yet, return it and get a Creative Zen player.
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I only now about XP but try double clicking on the little speaker on your task bar and run the cd player volume up.You can also get to it buy clicking start,control panel, sound speech audio devices.
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if u click on start - control panel, and double click on sound and audio devices, on the window there will be a little tick at the bottom saying show volume control (or something of that sort) make sure that's ticked, and it should pop back on
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Here... Go to start, settings, control panel, Select classic view from the right if it's not already set that way.  Then go to sounds and devices.  Under the Volume tab check the volume level.  Max that out!  Keep that at Max if you prefer using the speaker controls to adjust the volume.\n\nHope that helps!  :)
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try messing with the controls under sound properties in control panel ..
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try changing your default Audio output device in \n"Sounds and audio devices".
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The easiest way in this case is to buy one of the many FM transmitters for your iPod, this is but one example, http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=&Product_Id=140984 just so long as you keep the iPod close to the stereo you will get pretty good quality.  Now, if your stereo has RCA inputs on the back (check the manual or look for Red and White input plugs) you will be able to get a very cheap mini-jack Y-splitter cable and simply connect the mini-jack to your iPod and plug the red and white ends into the stereo, this is your best option to maintain a quality signal if you have the inputs.  The best thing is, this type of cable can be had for less than $8 at RadioShack (or electronic store of your preference), http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2110460&cp=&pg=2&kw=rca+cable&parentPage=search
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Yes, Goto Start->Control Panel->Sounds. There you can change it.
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Just remove it with control panel.\n\nWhy do you want to though ... if you have a preferred program just make it the default for opening mp3, wav etc