I have had this problem here as well. What I did was go into settings >
Sounds and sure you have an option set where you can control your sound
volume with the volume buttons on the phone; so every time I loose
sounds now I just give the volume buttons a couple of taps and sounds
are back once again.
On 4/10/2011 10:56 PM, carolyn Haas wrote:
Simon:
You're just a treat if that makes you happy.:)
And, btw: You can go into settings and decide how you want that side switch to
work: as an orientation lock, or as a mute.
Actually, I'm writing because my iPhone has been falling silent now, and I
either have to go plug it in to iTunes to reset voiceover, or flag down someone
sighted to go to settings. This again was confirmed by my 13-year-old geekette
daughter.
I've only noticed this fairly recently, but it is very much a concern since
this is my only source of phone contact and I don't always travel with my
computer available.
Has anyone mentioned this tendency to Apple Accessibility?
Thanks
Carolyn
On Apr 10, 2011, at 2:12 PM, Simon Cavendish wrote:
Thanks for these tips - I do appreciate your help. I did have the switch moved
to mute but I also thoughtt - and was confused by the fact - that the same
switch is supposed to lock the screen orientation. I've got my sounds bakc, and
i am a happy man again. I have so many questions regarding iPad and the
learning curve is so very steep but I'm doing my best. Thank you all for your
support.
Simon
On 10 Apr 2011, at 17:43, carolyn Haas wrote:
Hi Simon:
Check your side switch. if it got moved to mute, this could account for it.
Otherwise go into settings/sound and check your volume for sound. Sometimes it
gets tweaked and acts differently.
hth
Carolyn
On Apr 10, 2011, at 4:06 AM, Simon Cavendish wrote:
Listers,
I've lost my Voiceover sounds on the iPad. Voiceover works fine but i can't hear any
of the feedback sounds i.g. when I touch the screen or type, or activate a link, or
any other such sounds. I don't know what's happened and how I could have accomplished
it,<smile>
Any help would be appreciated.
Simon
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