如何固定调高音量的音量键

如何固定调高音量的音量键,即横屏和竖屏使用时,都以横屏使用时左侧的音量键为调高音量的音量键

iPad Air, iPadOS 17

Posted on Dec 26, 2024 1:02 AM

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Posted on Dec 26, 2024 3:33 AM

Translation:


How to fix the volume key to turn up the volume


How to fix the volume key to turn up the volume, that is, when using the horizontal screen and the vertical screen, the volume key on the left when using the horizontal screen is used as the volume key to turn up the volume.



Dynamic volume controls were introduced with release of iPadOS 15.4 onwards. The “logic” behind dynamic volume controls is such that regardless of the screen orientation, the relative function remains constant.


  • When the physical buttons are positioned on a vertical edge of the iPad, the uppermost button will always increase the volume. Conversely, lower button will decrease the volume.


  • When the physical buttons are positioned on a horizontal edge of then iPad, the button on the right will increase the volume - while the button on the left will decrease the volume.




For reasons known only to Apple, the ability to disable this feature is not available for any new models of iPad and iPad Pro that have since been launched - these models being:

  • iPad Air5
  • iPad mini6
  • fourth generation iPad Pro 11”
  • sixth generation iPad Pro 12.9”
  • iPad10
  • iPad Air M2
  • iPad Pro M4
  • iPad mini A17 Pro


This is documented within this recently updated Apple Support document:

Use the Home, side, and other buttons on your iPad - Apple Support


Apple invite submission of constructive comments and feature requests via its Product Feedback pages. If you would like to see the ability to disable dynamic volume control functions for your iPad, this would be the most appropriate channel through which to make your voice heard:

Feedback - iPad - Apple

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Dec 26, 2024 3:33 AM in response to 健飞8896

Translation:


How to fix the volume key to turn up the volume


How to fix the volume key to turn up the volume, that is, when using the horizontal screen and the vertical screen, the volume key on the left when using the horizontal screen is used as the volume key to turn up the volume.



Dynamic volume controls were introduced with release of iPadOS 15.4 onwards. The “logic” behind dynamic volume controls is such that regardless of the screen orientation, the relative function remains constant.


  • When the physical buttons are positioned on a vertical edge of the iPad, the uppermost button will always increase the volume. Conversely, lower button will decrease the volume.


  • When the physical buttons are positioned on a horizontal edge of then iPad, the button on the right will increase the volume - while the button on the left will decrease the volume.




For reasons known only to Apple, the ability to disable this feature is not available for any new models of iPad and iPad Pro that have since been launched - these models being:

  • iPad Air5
  • iPad mini6
  • fourth generation iPad Pro 11”
  • sixth generation iPad Pro 12.9”
  • iPad10
  • iPad Air M2
  • iPad Pro M4
  • iPad mini A17 Pro


This is documented within this recently updated Apple Support document:

Use the Home, side, and other buttons on your iPad - Apple Support


Apple invite submission of constructive comments and feature requests via its Product Feedback pages. If you would like to see the ability to disable dynamic volume control functions for your iPad, this would be the most appropriate channel through which to make your voice heard:

Feedback - iPad - Apple

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