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I have a brand new iPad Pro, fully updated to the latest version of iOS and all apps. I tried to find the slideshow settings for Photos. The manual says to go to Settings>Photos & Camera and lists various settings I should find there, including Slideshow. Here's what I see.
There's no place to go from here. So how to I change my slideshow settings?
iPad, iOS 9.2.1, IPad Pro
The settings are in the photos app itself. Pick the album that you want to use in the photos app. You will see Slideshow in the upper right. Tap that. When the slideshow begins, tap on the photo on the screen and the word Options will appear at the bottom right. Tap on that and you can change the music, style, speed, etc.
The settings are in the photos app itself. Pick the album that you want to use in the photos app. You will see Slideshow in the upper right. Tap that. When the slideshow begins, tap on the photo on the screen and the word Options will appear at the bottom right. Tap on that and you can change the music, style, speed, etc.
This showed me where Slideshow settings are, but what I wanted to do was have the slideshow running while I listen to the radio. There's no option for that. However, you can do it, I discovered. Just set the music in slideshow to none. If it's set to a music choice, it turns the radio off.
Just one other thought, Apple: isn't it part of the software development protocol to update the user guide when a feature is changed?
Lyn678 wrote:
Just one other thought, Apple: isn't it part of the software development protocol to update the user guide when a feature is changed?
Apple is not reading here. No one who is would know what Apple's workflow is. You can submit feedback to Apple here:
Best of luck.
Sorry that I didn't thank you Demo. I thought you were a robot for some reason. And I was incredibly irritated with Apple and ... Anyway, now I realize that you are just a very kind person, I feel very bad for not thanking you properly. So please know that I am truly grateful for your help that you so didn't have to give. Thank you.
You are quite welcome. It's my pleasure to help and you certainly don't need to apologize. Thank you for the kind words.
Cannot find slideshow settings on iPad Pro
