[Joe_Perone]

I went into music settings and checkmarked the option to set all songs to the same volume. Now when I increase the volume, the warning message doesn't come up at all, and I can increase volume to the maximum if I want. Finally, I've been trying to fix this problem for ages, and I know others are experiencing this as well! Try this out and give me a shout if it works for you

[ihbsbA]

Does the warning only come with earbuds in?

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°°° Formerly "Evo_Girl"

[Joe_Perone]

Yes, it did. But after this, not even with earbuds in it would come on. I have free reign to listen to my music at any volume I choose! This is on a stock, unrooted phone btw

[Kedar]

I went into music settings and checkmarked the option to set all songs to the same volume. Now when I increase the volume, the warning message doesn't come up at all, and I can increase volume to the maximum if I want. Finally, I've been trying to fix this problem for ages, and I know others are experiencing this as well! Try this out and give me a shout if it works for you

Very helpful -- I remember people complaining about this before. Thanks!

[Joe_Perone]

You're welcome! I just want people to know that this little feature could be overridden with that little option Tell everyone you can, or direct them here :P

[rabiddog99]

I'm new to android, could you give the path to get to music setttings please. Thanks

[Joe_Perone]

I'm new to android, could you give the path to get to music setttings please. Thanks

Go into the "Music App" and hit your menu button, then select "Music Settings". In there, there will be an option to check "Make all songs the same Volume". Checkmark that and save the settings. You're done!

EDIT: The option is called "Smart Volume"

[rabiddog99]

Would this also be called Smart Volume?

[Joe_Perone]

Yes, I will edit my post to reflect this.

[smooth4lyfe]

I don't use the music player for music, I use PowerAmp....will I still get the message even if I use another music app for my music?
I'll have to test it out

[Joe_Perone]

That is a fantastic question. I actually don't know. Maybe PowerAmp has their own option like that?

[Kedar]

I don't use the music player for music, I use PowerAmp....will I still get the message even if I use another music app for my music?
I'll have to test it out

Nope. It shows the message but allows you to keep turning volume up.

[Droidful]

I read in another thread to perform the adapt Volume in Settings say you cant hear every Sound it will trick your phone to think you are deaf and Stop Asking

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[Joe_Perone]

This way is MUCH easier though, and you don't really have to tamper with settings if you don't want to.

[Droidful]

That is a fantastic question. I actually don't know. Maybe PowerAmp has their own option like that?

I was using power amp also. I decided to use your trik and discovered the standard player is pretty sweet. I can use voice control and with your tweak can actually hear my music. Such a pain when hiking or riding to push OK every time the volume needs to increase.

Thanks

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[thecure13]

I read in another thread to perform the adapt Volume in Settings say you cant hear every Sound it will trick your phone to think you are deaf and Stop Asking

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Omg yessss!! It works! Now It wont bug me while im on Google Play!!! Thanksss

[MagicMike Kelley]

So is this error only happen when in certain apps? I was listening to my audiobook last night in Mortplayer Auidobooks and turned it up. A message DID flash briefly on the bottom of the screen "To decrease damage......" but it never stopped, it never prompted me to hit OK. I just got the phone yesterday, so I definitely didn't go through the above steps.

[Joe_Perone]

This is to solve the problem in the stock Music app. That's where the problem is the most disruptive.

[CousinPhlegm]

I don't think this works with Pandora App. Anybody have any luck getting a fix to work with Pandora? Very annoying — not only the intrusion of the warning message, but the difficulty in disabling it. Please Dad, give me the car keys...

[Joe_Perone]

I don't think this works with Pandora App. Anybody have any luck getting a fix to work with Pandora? Very annoying — not only the intrusion of the warning message, but the difficulty in disabling it. Please Dad, give me the car keys...

Nope, this is confirmed for Stock music only.

[Luke Lodgey]

I just use youtube but this solution works for everything...

[portscan]

This method does not work. If the phone is rebooted, the message comes back.

[baseballfanz]

I followed this thread and the message is gone. (For rooted phone)
[GUIDE | TUT | HACK] Remove Android 4.2.x safe volume message - Page 6 - xda-developers

[Adam Puccino]

So this method does work to get rid of the warning. But for some reason the smart volume feature won't stay on. After a text, call, or if I back out of the music program the smart volume feature turns off.

[carib909]

I went into music settings and checkmarked the option to set all songs to the same volume. Now when I increase the volume, the warning message doesn't come up at all, and I can increase volume to the maximum if I want. Finally, I've been trying to fix this problem for ages, and I know others are experiencing this as well! Try this out and give me a shout if it works for you

Please advise what "Music Settings" you're referring to? Not in phone settings. I use phone connected to a mixer to dj.