Hi!
Thanks for that info Mary.
I will think of that before i make a dissision.
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> 18 dec. 2015 kl. 22:06 skrev Mary Otten :
>
> Hi unders,
> I would consider that decision very carefully before going to android. Borrow
> a phone or a tablet and see if you can do there everything that you need t
Hi unders,
I would consider that decision very carefully before going to android. Borrow a
phone or a tablet and see if you can do there everything that you need to do.
My experience with a new android device is that there are serious deficiencies
in that system with talkback. Among them are web
Hi!
Yes it fix the problem but it shouldn’t be that way?
On bluetooth devices it makes the music also change audio destiny.
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> 17 dec. 2015 kl. 11:40 skrev Don Breda :
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> I have had this happen.
>
> Use your roter and you will find audio destination.
>
> Swipe up or down to set the audio rout
Hi!
I have the same problem as you if it can be of some help.
I don’t know why and i gave up the accessibility team since they always say now
a days that evry thing is device specific.
I am on the public beta so i can use the feedback app which i do.
I have told them several times to fix this crap
I have had this happen.
Use your roter and you will find audio destination.
Swipe up or down to set the audio route for voiceover where you really
want it.
This will fix the problem.
Don
On 16-Dec-15 10:47 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
I was using my phone to play radio tunes via airplay through
Hi Mary, I've personally not seen any evidence that turning off VoiceOver gives
a better AirPlay Experience, so have never done this. But if turning VOiceOver
back on causes it to be sent to the AirPlay device, you could use your rotor to
choose the audio destination option, and set it to your p
