Hi! thanks for the response. The problem at hand is the volume in the phone's built-in earpiece not for headphones.
On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 8:25 AM, Selene Scriven < selene.scri...@canonical.com> wrote: > * Omer Akram <omer.ak...@canonical.com> wrote: > > The max sound level in the Nexus 4 earpiece is too high that > > anyone sitting in the same room can listen everything clearly. > > Even it feels the earpiece may even burst. > > > > That is not a problem when I am using android on my phone. > > Could anyone tell me which package should I report a bug for > > that and if possible also direct who is the right person to > > talk to about this issue ? > > For those who want to listen to music with nice studio cans, this > is a feature instead of a bug. Many small devices don't put out > enough power to properly drive large cans. However, if > pulseaudio is actually running an un-requested compressor filter > (or similar) to distort the audio, that might be considered a > bug. However, along those lines it'd be nice to have an optional > combination equalizer/compressor which could boost output beyond > 100% without clipping. Bass boost, for example. > > > -- Selene >
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