Android Question How to mute phonespeaker ?

Magma

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• Feb 22, 2014

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anyone can help me ?

 

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giga

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• Feb 22, 2014

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Did you try this:
http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/how-to-set-mute.17628/#post-101038

 

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Magma

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• Feb 24, 2014

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hi... this talking about music.. p.VOLUME_MUSIC

is the same with the voice of contact... ?

Thanks.

 

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giga

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• Feb 24, 2014

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Yes, that's the phone library which you can control volume with.

 

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Magma

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• Feb 25, 2014

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You didn't understand my question (my english are english of beach)...

I know that this is the lib... my question is if i set p.volume_music at 0 value... will set off the contact voice (not hearing him) or only the music of phone... ?

Thanks and sorry for the questions...

ps: by the way - how i can get the setting of volume (get the value) ?

 

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Erel

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• Feb 25, 2014

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I know that this is the lib... my question is if i set p.volume_music at 0 value... will set off the contact voice (not hearing him) or only the music of phone... ?

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It will set the music volume.

You can see the volume channels here: http://www.b4x.com/android/help/phone.html#phone_volume_alarm

Phone.GetVolume returns the volume level.

 

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Magma

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• Feb 27, 2014

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@Erel (me again...) ...What i want to do.:

1) A-phone auto call B-phone (B-phone not a smartphone/no app running)... (OK!)

2) When B-phone answer -> A-phone must auto 0 the speaker (not the mic) / not listening that the B-phone... i am trying to use that p.SetVolume(p.VOLUME_MUSIC, 0, false) - before A-phone call the B-phone.. (NOT OK!)

3) When close conversation set volume again to normal (seems to be ok - because 2nd step not working!)

Thanks

 

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Erel

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• Feb 27, 2014

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Are you sure that VOLUME_MUSIC is the relevant audio channel?

 

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Magma

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• Feb 27, 2014

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No... what is the right parameter ?

 

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Erel

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• Feb 27, 2014

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Check the available volume channels (see the link I posted before).

 

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Magma

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• Feb 27, 2014

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found one that seems to be - is that - or this the microphone ?

VOLUME_VOICE_CALL AsInt
Voice calls channel.

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@Erel no... it's not doing anything... :-(

 

Last edited: Feb 28, 2014

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Erel

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• Mar 9, 2014

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It is probably not possible.

 

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Magma

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• Mar 10, 2014

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@Erel ...ok - thank you for answering

 

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