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I have Skype on my iPhone 4S. How do I make the sound go to the
speaker, and how can I make sure the camera is working? After all,
Skype does video. Thanks.
Matthew Chao
At 08:11 AM 1/27/2013, you wrote:
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Granted, I have never tried Skype on a 3 anything, only on a 4, 4s,
and 5, I never once have had the issue that you described. ok, this
is gonna sound like an incredibly stupid question, shoot me with a
pistil for asking, LOL! but seriously, you do! realize, don't you,
that the audio is getting rerouted to your earpiece that you hold up
to your ear, and not through the loud speaker. So, if you're
holding the phone away from your ear after placing a call, then, no
wonder it's so quiet. Yeah, you can toggle it once in a call to the
loud speaker, but by default, it won't be set there. Aside from
this question, I have no idea. Is Skype even fully compatible with
the 3GS phones? I honestly can't say I'm sure either way pardon the ignorance.
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Hopewell" <hopew...@hopewell.org.uk>
To: "mac-access" <mac-access@mac-access.net>
Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2013 7:57 AM
Subject: Volume when using Skype on iPhone 3GS
Please keep in mind that "Mac-Access" is an iOS & OS X group;
Windows Discussion is strictly off topic and will no longer be tolerated.
Hello,
I have the latest version of the Skype App on my iPhone 3GS which
is running the latest IOS. I am using it with VoiceOver and it all
works fine except that the Volume of the Skype test call is so low
that I can hardly hear it. I have my phone volume turned up to
maximum and it is fine for VoiceOver and for Apps like the BBC iPlayer.
I have looked at the Skype settings and cannot see anything which
might let me increase the volume.
Do I have to turn VoiceOver off to increase Skype volume to an
acceptable level?
Any thoughts?
Many thanks.
Paul Hopewell
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