Turn off audio alerts?

[Scray]

Was wondering how I could turn off any audio alerts while I am watching a movie or listening to a album.

I did ring Apple Care protection Plan And to be honest I think my $100 was wasted joining I believe I didn't get any help at all and In the end I was giving more information to the guy than the other way round.He was such a rude person that wasnt in charge of his job unfortunately.

I f you can help that would be great. cheers

 

[richsadams]

Was wondering how I could turn off any audio alerts while I am watching a movie or listening to a album.

I did ring Apple Care protection Plan And to be honest I think my $100 was wasted joining I believe I didn't get any help at all and In the end I was giving more information to the guy than the other way round.He was such a rude person that wasnt in charge of his job unfortunately.

I f you can help that would be great. cheers

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With respect to your question, you can mute audio alerts by going to your Settings App > General > Sounds. At the top of the list of alerts is a audio volume control. Move it to the far left to turn audio alert sounds off.

BTW, I moved your post to the iPad Help area where you’re likely to get a better response to your question.

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[Scray]

Welcome to the forum! There are a lot of great people here willing to lend a hand anytime. Often using the Advanced Search box (at the top of every page) will lead you to the answers you're looking for. If not, feel free to post a question in the appropriate area.

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With respect to your question, you can mute audio alerts by going to your Settings App > General > Sounds. At the top of the list of alerts is a audio volume control. Move it to the far left to turn audio alert sounds off.

BTW, I moved your post to the iPad Help area where you’re likely to get a better response to your question.

Welcome again and enjoy!

Thank you for your help. Cheers

 

[Scray]

Welcome to the forum! There are a lot of great people here willing to lend a hand anytime. Often using the Advanced Search box (at the top of every page) will lead you to the answers you're looking for. If not, feel free to post a question in the appropriate area.

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With respect to your question, you can mute audio alerts by going to your Settings App > General > Sounds. At the top of the list of alerts is a audio volume control. Move it to the far left to turn audio alert sounds off.

BTW, I moved your post to the iPad Help area where you’re likely to get a better response to your question.

Welcome again and enjoy!

Thank you I will try it. The Office told me about that but told me it will also turn volume off movies too . I have since found out that information is not correct Hehehe I think that's why I was frustrated sorry if I upset anyone . Cheers.

 

[Tim SPRACKLEN]

If you're just talking about system sounds, then the Mute button or soft switch will also mute these but without affecting the normal audio...

Tim

 

[richsadams]

If you're just talking about system sounds, then the Mute button or soft switch will also mute these but without affecting the normal audio...

Tim

D'oh! Of course it will. Thanks Tim!