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[Mopetenpit]

@Con-Hennekens
I think the term 'offline maps' is often misunderstood. Terms like 'locally saved Maps ' could help prevent such misunderstandings.

[Peter Burch 1 0]

@Stevedo-6-0, Thanks.

Alas, I don't have any other devices. Samsung phone with MRA app on it and a hard-wired Quad Lock charger is as advanced as I go. That and noise-cancelling bluetooth earbuds to hear the instructions.

[Peter Burch 1 0]

@Con-Hennekens,

Thank you for your post. That is very useful information to know. Apologies for not having covered it for myself by reading the manuals sufficiently to have found it.

[Peter Burch 1 0]

@LennyO,

Thank you for the information about Good Lock.

I've enabled it (it seems to be part of the Samsung UI operating system out of the box) and set it up as per the screenshot here.

Alas it doesn't seem to make any difference.

MRA still overpowers the volume of YouTube such that I can't follow the audio on whatever I'm listening to.

Any other ideas? The volume button built-in to MRA just seems to alter the global media volume when the slider is use.

Thank you.

[Peter Burch 1 0]

Sorry all, for the duplicate and erroneous posts above. I can't seem to find an 'edit post' or 'delete post' function on this bulletin board. Only 'delete thread'.

Edited to add that I've found an 'edit' button. Maybe I can tidy up the mess above after all?

Further edited to add that only this and the previous post allow editing. I guess you only get that privilege after a few posts? Anyway, we're stuck with the mess above (unless a mod wants to delete posts #6 & #7 from this thread?).

[Peter Burch 1 0]

Ah... looks like you can only edit relatively recent posts, as the option to edit the post above is no longer there. I'm learning.

Anyway, I see I missed* adding the screenshot to my post above in reply to @lennyo and I can't edit it in now, so here it is.

*I received an insurance related phone call which distracted me. :can't seem to find a male 'face palm' emoticon:

[LennyO]

@Peter-Burch-1-0 Peter, I am sorry the Good Lock did not work for you.
I am starting to have the issues where the Nav Directions are too quiet.... and the music is not going down in volume when I play YouTube Music app.... Go figure...

[Peter Burch 1 0]

Oh dear @lennyo, sorry to hear that you're having problems too.

There's probably a fix out there in the ether, but as with most of this new tech, it's like searching for the Holy Grail sometimes.a

I wonder whether there is a third party app that will work better? I'll do some research when I can find time.

Cheers!

Edit: This is my first search. Showed up a possibility. Volume Styles app might do the trick. It says 'in app purchases' so I don't know how much the premium version is (although one reviewer says £3 and I don't mind paying that kind of money). I'll try it and report back.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=android+app+which+can+fix+relative+volumes+of+different+media+apps%3F&t=newext&atb=v443-1&ia=web

[Peter Burch 1 0]

@LennyO,

I got the following (admittedly AI generated) results from a search on how to make Good Lock work with individual app volumes:

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Using Good Lock to Control App Volume

To limit the volume of individual apps on your Samsung device, you can utilize the Good Lock app along with its Sound Assistant module. Here’s how to set it up:
Installation Steps

Download Good Lock:
    Go to the Galaxy Store and search for "Good Lock."
    Install the app on your Samsung device.

Install Sound Assistant:
    Open Good Lock and find the Sound Assistant module.
    Download and install it.

Adjusting App Volume

Once you have Sound Assistant installed, follow these steps to customize the volume for each app:

Open Sound Assistant:
    Launch the Sound Assistant app from your app drawer.

Access Volume Panel:
    Tap on the volume button on your device.
    Look for the three dots at the top of the volume slider and tap it to expand the panel.

Customize Volume Levels:
    You will see a list of currently open apps.
    Adjust the volume sliders for each app individually to set your desired levels.

Key Features of Sound Assistant

Independent Volume Control: Control media, ringtone, alarm, and notification volumes separately for each app.
Volume Profiles: Set different volume profiles for various situations (e.g., work, home).
Custom Volume Panel: Customize how the volume panel appears and behaves.

By following these steps, you can effectively manage the volume levels of different apps on your Samsung device, ensuring a tailored audio experience.

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Unfortunately, I don't get the list of currently open apps when I click on the three dots on the volume slider and the panel doesn't expand for me.

I plan to investigate the Volume Styles and Precise Volume apps today or tomorrow.

[Peter Burch 1 0]

Sussed it... I hadn't customised the volume panel. The AI search missed out this important step. This page has the proper guide on how to do it (although I haven't tested the results out yet).

https://www.howtogeek.com/796399/how-to-adjust-volume-for-individual-apps-on-samsung-galaxy-phones/

I now get this as a volume panel. I'd be surprised if things don't work as I want now.

[LennyO]

@Peter-Burch-1-0 Thanks, Peter! This floating panel is just for convenience, I am afraid.
If you used a standard panel with horisontal sliders, it does the same thing, but to change the volume is more steps. I am not sure if this will really yield a result you are after... But, please, let us know what happens.
P.S. I opted for a floating button to bring up this panel (as far as the position on the screen).
Tap the button, then 3 dots and Voila!, the panel appears.