Do you run anything else in the background or foreground that uses audio? This means that iPeng changes the system volume, something it does whenever the volume on the device is different from the one it's supposed to use, volume is controlled through the server so that you've got a remote control capability. If you change the volume manually on the iPad (using the volume buttons or the lock-screen or task-bar controls), iPeng should get notified of this and then update the volume on the server, too. But if some other App changes the volume and does not take into account that it should not have control, this may fail. Usually it should help to manually change the volume once in such a case unless, of course, the other App keeps changing the volume.
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