Q. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/volume-up-sound-booster/id409080892?mt=8
^ that app although unable to boost it up to "150%" does really boost up the volume by a lot. What I'm worried about is if it'll damage my ipad speakers. My ipad speakers are ridiculously quiet compared to my friends ipad, thats why i downloaded this app
A. Yeah. You should never force your speakers to output decibels that are higher than its maximum capacity. It's like what would happen if you're constantly leaving your earbuds on maximum volume for too long. Eventually they start to die out and standard volume (50%) will sound too quiet.
Is it possible to use ipad/iphone internal speakers while on a docking station?
Q. Just purchased a cheap docking/charging station that does not have speakers. However, my ipad and iphone internal speakers immediately shut off when connected.
A. Nope, you can't do that at a station.
Good luck!
I want to record the audio from my ipad speakers. How will I do this?
Q. I've got an ipad 2, and I want something to record what comes out of the speakers, and be able to export to mac.
A. use a standard 1/8" audio cable to attach the headphone output of your ipad to the microphone input of your computer and record using garage band.
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Title : Can volume boosting apps damage your ipad speakers?
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