If sound plays through the headphones it should also play through the external
speaker(s). Check to make sure you don't have the volume muted. If you're on an
iPad, the side switch can be toggled to either mute sound or lock rotation.
Check the Settings app to see which one is set. One quick way to check (iPad
only) is to double click the Home button to pull up the multitasking bar, then
swipe right to see volume and playback controls. If the side switch is set for
lock rotation, then you'll see a mute button on the left. If it's set for Mute,
then you'll see a lock rotation button instead. If you're on an iPhone/iPod
Touch, honestly I'm not really sure what the problem would be if the volume is
not muted. Hardware issue perhaps?
Anyway, I've seen many people confused as to why they're not getting sound from
the external speakers, and this is usually why. It's easy to have the sound
muted and not even know it, especially because sound will usually play through
headphones even if the external speakers are muted.
HTH,
Chris
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Chris Sheffield
Read Naturally, Inc.
www.readnaturally.com
On May 16, 2013, at 8:18 PM, Gerry Orkin <gerry.or...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I'm trying to play a sound in an iOS app with:
>
> iphonePlaySoundOnChannel specialFolderPath("engine") & "/house.wav", "house",
> "now"
> iphoneSetSoundChannelVolume "house", "100"
>
> The sound plays through the device headphone port but not it's speakers. That
> doesn't seem normal :) Any ideas?
>
> Cheers
>
> Gerry
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