[mac4theblind] Re: Really really strange problem with friend's device
- From: "Bubba" <bubbathegeek@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2011 12:53:08 -0400
Then get him to check the sounds in setting he more than likely has turn
down the sounds somehow. If this is turn up and the mute switch has not been
push down partly or all the way down. Check it out and push it all the way
down and then pull it back up. If all this fells then a restore is in the
making.
Sign,
Bubba
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Probably not. he can hear vo but not the sounds like the clicks and stuff.
So I don't think vo is muted in this case. HOpe this frustrating problem can
be fixed.
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On Apr 25, 2011, at 1:36 AM, Bubba wrote:
> Also check to see if he has did mute on Vo accidentally. O mute Vo or un
> mute Vo do this a three finger double tap. Also see if he accidentally did
a
> triple click of the home button this will turn Vo off and on if set to do
> so. JST !
>
>
>
> Sign,
> Bubba
>
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> I don't know if the iPod has a mute switch, but I'd check that first.
> Secondly, check the volumes between the system sounds verses VoiceOver.
> Lastly, for yucks, have him reset the device. I believe the combination
of
> the home button and sleep switch held together for 6 seconds also does
that
> on the iTouch.
>
> Take Care
>
> John D. Panarese
> Director
> Mac for the Blind
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> On Apr 24, 2011, at 5:45 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
>
>> OK, perhaps one a you all can shed some light on this, as I'm totally at
> my witt's end. I must say, though I normally don't get this way, I'm! for
> once, perplexed! My friend clames he is having a really strange problem
> with his IPod touch 4th Gen 64GB. I had this happen once to me to, and
god
> for the life of me! don't remember to save thw world! what I did to fix
it.
> Apparently, he clames his voiceover sounds are gone. Yeah, he's on IOS
> 4.3.2. but does that matter really? When it happened to me, I think I
was
> actually on 3.2, or such. It wasn't v 4, I know that. It wasn't even on
my
> 4th gen I think that was back when I had a 3GS 32GB. He can hear speech
> just fine. It's not like he muted speech. If it was that easy, I'd a
just
> had 'em do a 3 finger double tap. That won't work though with this. It's
> not his voice that isn't working, it's actually the physical navigational
> sounds in Voiceover that don't work. You know... if he had an IPhone, I'd
> tell him to check if the phone had somehow gotten the silencer switch set
> wrong. Or if it was an IPad, I'd had told him to see if mute was on
either
> from the side switch or whatever. But again, those options hardware
> speaking aren't there being he has a Touch 4th Gen. I dono even the last
> thing he did before it happened. He doesn't recall either. I know the
time
> it did it for me, I put my unit on a really el cheapo dock that really
> didn't work that great. For one thing, it didn't even support charging.
I
> think it was some sort of a Sharper Image stereo with a dock built in.
Ever
> sinse I got my IHome though, I've never once had that issue, and frankly
> when it did happen it was a royal fluke, and nothing I did fixed it. I
> don't even think hitting home+sleep did anything. even rapidly
quintupplely
> pressing the sleep button to just refresh the springboard didn't work.
His
> IPod's not jail broken, and never ever has even came close to being, even
> from a remote distance of fact. So yeah. We're both just pulling our
> hairout! over here trying to figure out what in the world on earth he did.
> I suppose I could have 'em restore it, and then once done restore from his
> last ITunes backup, but isn't that somewhat extreme? I think I had to do
> this to fix mine when it happened that one time, but come on! first me,
now
> him. Surely! thus, this is sort of a kind of, ish, known issue.
>>
>> Any ideas. Man? I'm! out of options! I'm stmped and have absolutely no
> clue. this is totally wakkid! Very, very! bazaar!
>>
>> Chris.
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