X50Mix- Skinned equalizer to change the global audio settings on the Axim X50 series.
1/29/05:
http://www.cs.pitt.edu/~jmisurda/ppc/x50mix.htm
v0.09: This is the base install for both models (either QVGA or VGA). Download and install this first, regardless of which model you are using.
http://leggnet.com/emulamer/
v0.10 X50Mix.10.zip: If you have a QVGA X50 (mid or low), you need to download this, unzip it, and overwrite the X50Mix.exe on your X50. You need to install v0.09 prior to doing this.
If you have an X50v, just download 0.09 and install, since 0.10 adds nothing but QVGA support.
12/14/04:
X50Mix.exe is now an installer, you need to run it from the PC instead of copying it over to the PDA
There is a zip of the cabs in the /cab/ folder if you'd rather not run the installer, and the source is in /source/
Orig:
I was digging around in the registry the other day looking for something unrelated and found some settings for the hardware EQ on the sound chip (HKCU\ControlPanel\AudioAdvContrl). Changing the settings and doing a soft reset changes the sound, so I wonder if Dell will be releasing an audio control panel at some point?
Anyways, I made a quick little app that changes the settings with sliders and does the soft reset for you. Hopefully at some point I'll be able to figure out how to do it without the soft reset or Dell will release a mixer, but this is at least better than going in with a registry editor :)
I do not know if the X50 mid or low have this sound chip, so I don't know if it will work on those or not.
http://leggnet.com/emulamer/X50Mix.exe
Edit: just thought I'd add that just with bass and treble up some (superbass seems to add more distortion than bass) it sounds, by far, better than any other PDA I've ever listened to and better than most MP3 players.
Since it's sticky now, figured I should mention that you don't have to soft reset anymore.