Do you hear the volume button click at the end of a video?

when I use the volume button to start/stop a video, the start is fine however when used to stop there is a very noticeable "click" when stopping.
Seems like a software bug as if there is a lag between pushing stop (and having the mechanical "click" loud click in the audio) and the actual end of record.
does not happen when you use the traditional screen button...

chances are they are from a fade. have you zoomed in really really close and checked if there is a small fade in or fade out? happens to me all the time, and with the fade out, you can't do anything to fix it (that I've found) except replacing the clip from your Browser. See my similar question here:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3589714
Hope that helps.

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Why can I not hear the person I am video chatting with? They can hear me.

Why can I not hear the person I am video chatting with? They can hear me...

Hi,
There can be several reasons.
1) They have their Mic Off.
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2) the System Preferences > Sound > Input tab Volume is not high enough ?
Slide it to the right (their end)
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3) there is an issue with the speed differences in the internet services you both have.
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EDIT: Sorry, beaten by Bengt (again)!
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I just upgraded, to a 16 GB iPhone.
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I've looked at some friends, they also have mushy ones.
Is that how most of them are now? Has anyone got a phone recently and hard solid firm volume buttons?
I'm going to live with mine, but I wish the quality from phone to phone wasn't so different.

My 8GB model seems to have buttons like the mushy ones you describe (no audible click or anything). I'd never used one without them, maybe it was some of the original batch of iPhones that had the clicky buttons? Mine was purchased right before the $200 price cut.

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Jamrock wrote:
Where abouts is this located? I can only see "Microphone, Line in, CD Player, Video, AUX, Stereo Mix, Mono Mix"
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Can You Hear the Difference?

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Electric guitars is a no-no,as they rarely go much above 15kHz.Acoustic guitar,maybe...the upper harmonics on an acoustic "might" show up,if they are loud enough.
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