Less,
the only thing I can think of is between Saturday and now, you either did a
TVOS update, or while the thing was asleep, it did an update for you in the
background. Now now, before anyone starts gryping about how oh geez, there
goes Apple again, they want to dictate when I run updates just like the
globalists they normally are, let me say this. You can! and I, ree, pete,
can! turn that feature off. By default it's on though. The reason I say
this is, in TV OS 9.0, you're correct, Less. Those tones were indeed heard.
In 9.1 however, they were removed. Why, I don't know, but Accessibility is
correct. They no longer since the update work for me either.
To see what version you have of TVOS, go to Settings, GGeneral, then about.
If you or anyone else wants to shut off the auto update, here's how to do
it.
go to Settings, System, then scroll down to the maintanence heading. The
first option is software update, then, if you go down one more time, you'll
see a toggle to turn on or off auto updating.
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Les Kriegler" <kriegle...@gmail.com>
To: <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
Cc: <viph...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Monday, January 11, 2016 4:11 AM
Subject: Apple TV and Siri Remote
I have lost the audible tones when activating Siri as well as the tone heard
when lifting my finger from the Siri remote. I called Apple Accessibility
and they claimed that feature was removed, but that’s not the case as it
worked when we initially set up the Apple TV on Saturday. I also tried
turning off VoiceOver and turning it back on with no change. How can I get
back the tones? Thanks.
Les
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