Hi Courtney,
Sound check is unrelated to the operation of VoiceOver, and you cannot change
the amount that background sounds are turned down via "ducking" when VoiceOver
comes on. It's meant to cover instances where very different recording sources
in your iTunes library are played at differen
Hi,
Cool, so does this mean, if I turn sound check off, my music won't be turned
down as much when vo talks. I wish Apple would make that an option to not have
voiceover duck the music, I don't much care for that feature. Hopefully the
lack of sound check will lessen this issue for me.
Courtney
It does. I hear hard limiting as well and sometimes the eps are quieter then
usual I can hear vo over them and I don't want to. lol! Not for car talk
anyways but everything else sounds very good when I listen.
Take care.
On Nov 3, 2011, at 12:04 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
> H
Hello Courtney & Colin
I was about to answer this actually. As I understand it, Sound Check is what a
lot of problems call "Normalisation". As Colin rightly says, to synchronise the
volume of playback on your audio output so that content plays at the same audio
level. But I think iTunes
Hi Courtney!
That is to make all your music play at the same level!
If you have any that are either louder or quieter than others!
hth Colin
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On 3 Nov 2011, at 05:11, moopiecur...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
> What purpose does the sound check feature serve in the music app on my i
Hi,
What purpose does the sound check feature serve in the music app on my ipad?
Thanks,
Courtney
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