Basically any iDevice I plug into my PC lowers the volume of all active applications to about 10% no matter its previous level. I've tested this with several iDevices and they all act in the same manner. I've reinstalled iTunes and tested this out on a fresh install of Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.
iPhone 4, Windows 7, iPhone 3g/s, iPad, iPod/nano
I appreciate your input but I am aware on how to adjust the sound of my computer. My question was more pertaining to the fact that I don't want to adjust the sound of my applications everytime I plugin and unplug a device from my computer.
Message was edited by: Kleptomaniacist for spelling.
Sorry. This is a really strange one. Have a look in Prefrences in Itunes. They may be a setting in there somewhere
I think this is a Windows issue since the sound mixer lowers the volume on only the programs running sound. This also happens to me with any USB deivce, whether it's an iPod or a lash drive.
I actually figured out the fix for this. The issue was how Windows interacts when a communication device is plugged in. If you follow the path Control Panel -> Sound and click on the communications tab (in Windows 7) you can change event "When Windows detects communcations activity: " to not lower any of the sound. I hope this helps! It plagued me for a good few months before I realized it.
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Nice find! I was having this issue but this fixed it!
Thank you! this had been bugging me for a while.
Whenever I plugin an iTunes device to my computer the volume of all active applications lowers. What would cause this?
