The volume limit in music doesn't limit app volume of course. Is there a way to limit the volume for the entire iPhone? My son has a tendency to turn it up too high when I let him use if for Netflix or Disney Jr.
iPhone 4 with iOS 5.
Hi hmhill17,
You can set volume limits for the iPhone.
Settings > General > Restrictions (turn ON)
Tap Enable Restrictions
Look for the section under "Allow Changes" .... "Volume Limit"
For additional information, please refer to page 137 in the iPhone User Guide below:
manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/iphone_user_guide.pdf
Good luck!
- Judy
Is that specific to ios 6? I don't have the option in ios 5.x, which is what is currently on the phone.
I believe it is, you will have to upgrade to access it.
Doesn't do any good. That just restricts the option to change volume limits in music, doesn't set new ones for apps.
This topic should be up !
I just bought IP5S last friday and it is EU version. I didn't test headphone till today. OMG it was terrible. I am using a powerful headphone which rocks my world (not the Apple one). It is great on Ipad mini and IP4 but IP5S expreience was terrible. So i tried my in-ear headphones which technical specs are:
And sound was higher.
I tried every single solution on this thread, restoring, canceling limitations, making volume higher via Itunes but nothing really changed for the big headphone.
As far as i know, music players are supposed to feed speakers, headphones etc. just as meant to be. My big headphone has 40 Ohm impedance. Thus, I am thinking IP5S is not good enough to feed that big headphone.
So here is my temporary solution for the issue. Well i am looking forward to see Apple's permanent one.
1) Make songs' volume higher via Itunes and sync. (Select equalizer as Custom)
2) Doing that makes songs' volume higher (about +%20) but distortion is really annoying.
3) To aviod that annoying distotion a little bit, set equalizer as "Electronic" on the phone settings.
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