Thank You so much JR!!!!!
It worked on mine perfectly...
We are not worthy, we are not worthy, we are not worthy...
If you were here I'd give you a great, big hug...or I could bake you some chocolate chip cookies!!!!
It's not VZW!!! All 8830s from ALL carriers do this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
True. BUT, VZW has sold a LOT of 8830's, and a LOT of VZW customers have complained, and VZW COULD have (on behalf of their customers) gone to RIM and said "fix it". But they didn't, because they don't REALLY care. And even if every customer that's pissed about the various shortcomings of the 8830 left VZW, they STILL wouldn't care.
update: I'm getting the error message in my log, just not HEARING any difference. Odd indeed...
Well, let's see. I think it's just you. Set the volume to high and there's no way you won't notice this. Could also be the ringtone you're using, but even with the stock ones, it's blatantly obvious... I mean obvious.
Download the video from post #6. Unzip it to somewhere where you can find it, then use Mass Storage Mode to copy it to the Video folder on your Media Card.
It's not VZW!!! All 8830s from ALL carriers do this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
True but whose problem it is is of little relevance. The carriers are RIMs customers and we are the carriers' customers. If it were important enough the carriers would have demanded that RIM fix it and if RIM had half a brain, they would be reading these boards and proactively fix issues that are easily fixable. You have elegantly demonstrated how easy it would be to fix this nagging issue. In the end neither RIM nor the carriers seem to care less about us end users.
I followed directions and it still dosent work for me so I have a few questions.
does it matter if vid is on data card videosfolders or device video folder?
does the video have sound cause i am not hearing anything.
help cause i wanna crank my ringer
thanks
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i am running 4.5 and i do have a 8830
Shouldn't matter where the video is. Most people have memory cards though. You shouldn't hear any sound with the video.
Try a battery pull and then once the phone comes back up, play the video in Media Player. This was tested under 4.5.0.33 and 4.5.0.51. If you have another version, post the version number so it can be investigated further. All else fails, try holding your mouth just right when you're doing it.