Ok my rotor volume is set at 15 percent right now. I adjust the media
volume to a level where the tone can be heard, but voice over is still
loud enough for people on the other side of the room to hear and
completely understand. But since the media volume is tied to alerts, I
have to have it up a little to hear the tones. I use the rotor volume to
turn voice over down so it's not so loud. I just don't know why the
alert volume is tied to the media stream while voice over is running,
but goes back to the ringer and alert stream when it's not.
On 12/12/2016 10:43 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
Hi Gordon,
I would be happy to report this, except I'm not experiencing it as a problem.
You said you had a volume set to 15%. That's awfully low. Or did I
misunderstand? I admit that there is a slight decrease in volume, but it's no
big thing and it comes back. Compared to other bugs, such as those with email
threads, HTML messages reading rows and columns, and the much discussed bug
that Apple has admitted to with email, where the two finger flick up doesn't
work like it used to, this just doesn't seem like a big deal. Can't you raise
your rotor volume up to something more than 15%? If I put my volume down to
15%, I'm not sure I could really hear it unless I was in a very quiet
environment. Can you help me understand what the real issue is here? Sorry.
Mary
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 12, 2016, at 8:37 PM, Gordon <gor...@gordonradio.com> wrote:
So whenever voice over is running the alerts volume is tied to the media
volume. when voice over is not running it's tied to the ringer volume as most
other phones would be. I set my ring tone volume up to 80 percent in settings.
Then I went back to home and turned voice over off with the triple press of the
home button. I sent myself a text and the alerts volume is where the ringer
volume was. I turned voice over back on and sent myself a text not changing any
volumes and it was low again down with the media volume. So something with
voice over is making this change. We need to all report this in hopes to get it
fixed. You all can easily duplicate this on your own phones if you want.
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