Low volume my cellphone plays mp3 but with a low sound/volume

Go to the settings of your cellphone then adjust the volume but if ever you already adjusted the sound volume through your cellphone settings and still the sound is low try to contact a cellphone technician maybe there is a problem with your cellphone speaker.

Please check volume and sound effects settings (such as Equalizer,Surround etc), if it feels same, check whether that you are using an branded headset.

check for audio settings

1. Check your sound Icon in advance setting
   
2. if external speaker check is there any variable situated increase the volume from that variable
3. Cross check the video song file to other mp3, may be it recorded in low volume
   
4. Reinstalled the application software if you have that
5. Check the difference with and without headphone
   

Well, the best thing 2 do would be 2 go 2 pc world and ask them for help. Or you could just connect it 2 ur pc/laptop and listen 2 it from there.Or even copy the files 2 ur mobile. I hoped this helped! =)

Your volume limit on your ipod is probably set low. To check it, go all of the way to the ipod's main menu and go to settings. Then go to volume limit and put it where you would like it to be if it is too low. Then go back to your music and play it. Turn the volume up to your liking and it should work and play louder.

I later found out that while trying to download more songs, the entire songs in my sandisk mp3 was corrupted by a virus. I solved the problem by formatting the device and thereafter downloaded new songs into it. As soon as I did that, the songs started playing normally at full volume.

while your on call, press many times the UP arrow, then u`ll hear the volume will sounds good. :) or if u have a newer version, other cellphones has a volume plus en minus on the side. hope this can help. :)

you should install patches of mp3 codec.
this will help u set ringtones as mp3 and u can hear it in sound recorder als.

Several things can effect the quality of your files. 1. Check your headphones by comparing them with others. 2. The file quality may be too low, you can test that by getting a higher quality MP3 file and comparing the two. 3. If you are creating the MP3 files yourself, be sure to watch the sound recording level. Allowing it to stay in the red can produce distortion while recording ay too low of a level can result in low voulume as well as possible distortions. If none of these correct the issue, you may need to replace the player.