Hi
Well, trying to set the volume back to normal was the first thing I
tried. I didn't work.
Guenni
Am 01.09.2012 08:50, schrieb James Mannion:
I would suggest going back to basics and making sure all of the volume
levels are set where you would want them. There is the main volume
which you can get to in the app switcher by 3 finger swiping to the
right to move to lower pages. You will get to the one that has the
volume control. Check where that is set. Then there is the voiceover
volume. It will be relative to the main volume as will everything
else. Set the main volume at like 40 or 60% and the voiceover volume
in the rotor to whatever works. Then set it all to your liking. My
point is that instead of trying to figure out what it did and doing
random things to fix it, take the systematic approach knowing there
are a limited number of volume settings and they are relative to the
main volume level which is the first one I mentioned. The main volume
level should go up and down with the volume buttons. There is a place
in settings that synchronizes the ringer volume with the buttons and I
would set that to no so as to not further confuse things and make it
harder. Unfortunately so many apps insist on screwing with volume
settings. I think because the entire sound thing is so secondary to
most sighted users that you could screw the entire thing up for them
and they may not notice for two weeks. What they did notice they would
hardly care.
On 8/31/12, Anne Günther <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Greg
I don't exactly if what I did is what I remember doing. Here goes
anyway. I opened cello and a channel. I switched to headphones without
putting them in. Anything got really quit. I closed Cello I opened
settings and fiddled a bit with the volume as well as with voiceovers
volume. I put both on a level I would normally like. I opened cello
again. I switched to speakerphone. Things are once more normal.
hth, Guenni
Am 01.09.2012 00:36, schrieb GREG A MASON:
yes, I had the same problem. Any help will be appreciated!
On 8/31/2012 4:02 PM, Anne Günther wrote:
Hallo everyone
I wanted to test if I could use zello with my headphones. It worked
fine. I pressed the speaker button. Noise out put got switched from
headphones to loudspeaker. Somehow that messed up the noise controls. No
matter waht I tried with switching speaker on and off. Closing zello
with of without the headphones. As long as the headphones are put in
things are fine. Otherwise the usual alerts and warning sounds are
really quit turning up the percents doesn't help. On the other hand
voiceover is really loud the voice itself and the tones that belong with
it. When i switch voiceover off and on again the noise level is at 75%.
When I turn it down it gets quiter but even at 1% I understand it just
fine. Is it possible that I messed things somehow up by pressing some
strange button combination on the headset?
I don't know what else I can do and it gets annoying really fast.
thanks for tips, Guenni
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