[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DrPhant0m:
tl;dr version... USING THE MODIFIED AUDIO CONFIGS, I can't adjust volume from the phone when connected to bluetooth devices... and other than the fact that I'd like more than 5 volume levels when connected to a phone call, the volume via earpiece, speaker, headphones, and bluetooth seems acceptable (not too loud or soft). Broadening the capable range (without noise) is always welcome, though.

Long version...

A modification to what I entered earlier about the audio always being 100% on bluetooth. This isn't quite accurate. It just turns out that I can no longer adjust the volume level of my bluetooth headphones directly. Previously, the volume buttons on the phone and the volume on the headset controlled the volume independently. At least, I think it was... For convenience, I kept my BT headphones at 100% volume on the headset, and just adjusted volume via my phone. I never touch the volume buttons on the headset. With the new audio configs, I can adjust the volume level on bluetooth, but now ONLY from the headset. This is consistent to how it worked when connected to my car this morning, as well. I could adjust the volume from my steering wheel, but turning the volume up/down on my phone did not affect the volume level.

Would this have been affected by the new audio configs? I don't think I'm noticing this for the first time. I routinely adjust the volume from my phone, and now it doesn't work like that any more.

I connected a set of wired headphones and listened to some Pandora this morning... and the volume on the phone and the headphones are independent (unlike bluetooth). When I have the volume slider on the headphones turned up all the way, one notch above mute volume on the phone is almost too loud to listen to comfortably... and it gets louder from there with every push on Vol+ on the phone. To give myself some adjustment room, I put the volume around midway on both the phone and headphones. I consider this to be an improvement from the previous configurations (JasmineROM 3.x and CM13... I've never run JasmineROM 4) because I had my headphones set to 100% previously and never touched it, so now I feel I have a wider range of volume that I can cover.

On that topic... It seems that I have 15 steps of volume (16 if you include mute) when listening to media streams, but only 5 (with no mute) when connected to a phone call. Is it possible to get more volume levels for a phone call? I've used xposed mods that add more, but I haven't always had the best luck with them. One of my pet peeves is when there no "quiet" level between mute and 50% or louder. This is NOT the case for media (Pandora), but it IS the case for phone calls due to there only being 5 levels. The top level is acceptably loud (maybe not in a crowd), but I'd prefer there to be more levels that offer more control to go louder/quieter.

*** [MENTION=2125611]GoCkillaz[/MENTION]... I called the Comcast 888 number so I could check the call volume without having to talk to anyone w/o a microphone. I'm at work, so I can't make any obvious personal calls. (I also have nothing to call anyone about right now anyway)

[MENTION=5868929]hsbadr[/MENTION]... Can you shed some light on the "low latency audio" bug that I am experiencing with The Room 3? My fix for it (renaming the file) sparked you to create a test file for me to flash... and it fixed it for the speakerphone and earphones (I tested it this morning), but not for bluetooth (tested both BT headphones and in my car). I hadn't tried playing the game on bluetooth headphones before flashing the zip, so it's very possible that my workaround (renaming the file) wouldn't have worked on bluetooth, either. I'm just curious what the new configs did to "fix" low latency audio for non-bluetooth outputs... and if there's anything that can be done to "fix" it for all outputs including bluetooth.