Well, to test this, I went and turned audio ducking on, but on or off, all audio books play just fine for me. So that may have nothing to do with your issue. But for me, not only do audio books play just fine, but the speed adjustment sticks. I wish I had a good suggestion for what else to try.
Based on someone else’s post, is audio ducking on? If so, turn it off and see
if it plays.
Richard, USA
"It's no great honor to be blind, but it's more than a nuisance and less than a
disaster. Either you're going to fight like hell when your sight fails or
you're going to stand on
Now, I am no longer able to play previously downloaded audio books from
bookshare in the voicedream app. As soon as I press play, the app closes
and I am returned to my homepage. Has anyone else encountered this new
problem?
On Friday, May 10, 2024 at 6:53:08 AM UTC-4 Richard Turner wrote:
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Hi, check your mute switch, which is above the two volume controls. Make sure that it is situated toward the front face of the phone. If it isn’t flip it up with your fingernails so that. it is near the front face of the phone.voiceover may say ring mode or silent mode when you flip the mute
Hello everyone,
I don’t know what happened, but my iPhone is not ringing when I get a call. I
have pressed the buttons on the left side of the phone to increase the volume
in case it had somehow been lowered, to no avail. Please give me step by step
instructions to get my phone ringing again.
Below is the text from a wired.com article about the new Sonos app that
shows it is bad for sighted users as well. the link to the original is at
the end.
Many People Do Not Like the New Sonos App
Sonos launched a new version of its app this week, altering the software
experience that
