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I have a new iPad Air and cannot locate the on screen volume control (slider) in You Tube. Did this essential feature get dropped in iOS7? It seems that an on screen volume control is a very basic feature. Any insights?
iPad, iOS 7.0.4
Slide your finger up from the bottom of the screen for the control center. There's your slider switch.
I tried that but it plays music that has nothing to do with the You Tube videos. Does not seem to work. This seems to be a big oversight (volume controls are pretty basic and essential in my opinion). Thanks anyway. I hope Apple or You Tube will fix this in next update.
Did you try what Alfred De Rose wrote in the other post. Go to settings>control center and turn on access within apps? That means you can use the control center to control the app. It does't mean the slider switch is part of You Tube. Or use the normal volume control.
I did try that too (was already turned on). It seems like this is a big step backwards, since even if control center worked in YouTube, it requires stopping the video, opening the control center, closing it, and restarting the video. Very counterproductive to simply restoring a volume slider on the basic You Tube controller, next to the timeline slider. Again, I appreciate the help. For now, I can use the buttons on the side of the iPad (not as convenient), and hope a newer version of You Tube will restore volume controls that work in next upgrade.
Apple didn't remove it. If you want a on screen slider switch you need to contact google, it's their app.
Yet another bad idea from Apple. Sliding up from the bottom to get the volume contrail is not intuitive and doesn't work well at all on the IPad Air if it's in the case. I just want to play my iTunes songs through my speakers via wifi and it took forever to find the screen volume control. There was nothing wrong when the small icon next to the playback was used on earlier versions.
iTunes Music has a slider switch at the top of the page.
In many instances the volume control in Control Center is quite handy. But as already mentioned here, Google made the YouTube app, it's not Apple's fault Google didn't add the volume control to the YouTube app. Many other app developers did choose to add the volume control into their app.
Where is the on screen volume control in You Tube?
