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HTC Droid DNA
Android 4.4.2
8.4.4.810 armV7
Reinstall did not help.
Hey @everyone faccing this issue,
Rest assured I have esculated this to Spotify Moderators and they are currently looking into it.
In order to move forward with troubleshooting please could I have the following information from you all:
Thanks to you all in advance 🙂
1. When did this start happening?
I guess it started 2-3 months ago. I noticed I had to turn on the volume to the max with songs I usually didn't have to before and especially older songs/recordings aren't loud enough on maximum volume.
2. Did it start happening after a specific event/update?
Probably after an update of Spotify, but I don't know which one. Let's just say to be on the safe side that in december 2016 the volume was definitely still ok, though even then it could have been louder, but it was acceptable.
3. Is it happening while using Connect/speakers/headphones?
It's happening while using speakers, headphones and Bluetooth. When I listen in my car via Bluetooth, first I have to put the volume of my phone to the max, and then the volume of my car audio way up to have a decent volume, but it's not loud enough on older recordings. I don't use volume normalisation, because it takes away the dynamic, but I tried once to see if the audio became louder, but it didn't.
4. What have they tried exactly.
- Using the equalizer: didn't make it louder.
- Using volume normalisation: no change in volume
- Remove app, clear cache, 'forget' bluetooth connection on my car audio, restart phone, reinstall app, make new bluetooth connection: no change
- Look at settings in car audio, I couldn't make it louder
Hello everyone,
Thanks for all the information. I have now passed this onto the team backstage.
I also need to let you know that, in the cases mentioned the volume is managed by the device and not Spotify. I have however been informed that this is being looked into.
In the meantime can I suggest rocking the latest version of Spotify and your device's firmware to make sure everything is up to date.
I will update you all just as soon as I can!
Thank you all for your patience on this 🙂
Same issue here also. Fix it now or drop Spotify is my answer..
Looks like Spotify has no plans on fixing this issue anytime soon seeing that they stop responding after 2 weeks...
Let's see if we can't get @Leonardo to revisit this thread.
It would appear they are looking into it:
https://community.spotify.com/t5/Android/Why-is-the-max-volume-so-quiet/m-p/1705329#M83521
Thanks for that link @michmike. Ah the joys of having multiple threads on the same issue 😞
I'm also the owner of a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. Android ver. 7.0. Not sure if this helps. I've noticed the huge difference in volume using Amazon Prime Music vs Spotify. What seemed to help was to change these settings. Make sure you're connected to whatever device you use to play music. Whether it's the phone itself or Bluetooth Speaker. Goto ......Settings>Sound and Vibration>Sound Quality and Effects> Adapt Sound (With Bluetooth Speaker Connected) and personalize sound. I wish there was a way to turn thi s off completely on Samsung Devices. Good Luck
So you can't EQ your music? That doesn't sound like a fix to me.
Don't expect a solution anytime soon, i have this problem since 2015 and still have it, even changing phone, chaging the EQ, i tried everything. Still, Deezer, Google music etc the sound is much higher and better quality (free version).
Spotify just don't care. It's sad, I had to switch to google music but i would have stayed if this problem was solved.
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