Bluetooth Volume Manager
By darken
v3.4.1-rc05.6 MB514+
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Before you install
- When Android refuses the install, it is the unknown-sources guard doing it. Grant this app permission in Settings, then confirm the install when the prompt comes back.
- An "incompatible version" message usually means the build was compiled for the older ARMv7 processors that recent phones no longer accept. Look for the ARM64 (ARMv8) build of the same version instead.
Download FAQs
What does the Premium Unlocked build change in Bluetooth Volume Manager?
This build is labeled Premium Unlocked. The label identifies the modification for this version. Bluetooth Volume Manager continues to handle Bluetooth-related volume settings and connection controls.
Can Bluetooth Volume Manager remember different levels for different devices?
Yes. The app stores the volume adjustments you make for each Bluetooth device. This allows a connected device to use its own remembered level rather than one shared setting.
Does Bluetooth Volume Manager handle ringtone and notification sound levels?
Yes. Its custom adjustments can cover ringtones and notification sounds as well as media audio. This lets you consider unexpected alerts separately from song playback.
What can happen when a Bluetooth device connects?
The app can provide media commands such as play and next under selected conditions, including when a new device appears. You can also choose applications to open during the Bluetooth connection process.
What Android version is required for Bluetooth Volume Manager?
Bluetooth Volume Manager requires Android 6.0 or later as a minimum requirement. The file size for this build is 5.6 MB. When Android shows an installation prompt for a file from this source, allowing that source is a choice you make.
Nothing happens when I tap download
Refresh the page and start again — each link is signed for one visit and stops working after that. If it keeps failing, the file is probably being swapped for a newer build; give it a few minutes.
Android says "App not installed"
Usually there is already a copy of the same app on the phone, signed by someone else. Remove that copy first, then install this file — and back up anything you care about inside the app beforehand, because uninstalling wipes it.
