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An example I can think of is when you're listening to a podcast or music that has been recorded on low volume. Without a volume mixer you're forced to increase
by A_Venom_Roll 2y ago
An example I can think of is when you're listening to a podcast or music that has been recorded on low volume. Without a volume mixer you're forced to increase the general volume, resulting in overly 'loud' sound notifications from other apps.
- iron-s 2y agoMedia volume and notification volume have their own sliders
- happymellon 2y agoThe media volume slider is joint across the apps though if they aren't notifications.
- A_Venom_Roll 2y agoUnfortunately this doesn't work for notifications such as 'lap times' from the Garmin app. This is also considered media by the phone.
- gerash 2y agoThat can be fixed with Garmin notification sound being treated as a notification sound. Adding per app volume control is IMHO a really bad UX. It means there's a master volume and then per app volume is like a coefficient the app volume is multiplied by. My car has its own volume control separate from the phone bluetooth volume and I hate the experience of having two volume knobs interacting with each other when all I want to do is to increase or decrese volume
- ruthmarx 2y ago> Adding per app volume control is IMHO a really bad UX. I really prefer it for having different things set at different volumes. Like presets.