When you in riding in the car listening to music meme

#When you in riding in the car listening to music meme full#

With this new setting I reach there so called limit within 1 hour of using the device. As I ware ear plugs whilst riding the volume is turned up so I can hear it. I am a motorcyclist who uses the phone to listen to traffic reports, directions, music etc. Just had my volume turned down by this new setting. And send Apple feedback, they don't monitor these user forums. Most studies about concert dB levels don't take this into account. Its people shouting in your ear the whole evening/night, when making conversations. It's not the music through the speakers (if your not so dumb to stand directly in front of the FOH speaker stack).

I'm going to tell you what makes people deaf. I work in the concert industry, I work continuously with dB levels. With these new mandatory Apple iphone limitations, you have to limit yourself to 80dB if you want to listen more than a few hours a week, which is ridiculously low. Also those who do listen to headphones, now have a very mediocre experience, because the available dynamics (difference between noisefloor and loudest audio peaks) are severely reduced. Apple engineers should know it, but they choose to intentionally ignore the people who don't listen to headphones. This is basic audio engineering knowledge.

#When you in riding in the car listening to music meme full#

Amplifying a hot signal (max output) makes sure you can retain the full dynamics of the DAC, as intended by the designers of the DAC circuitry. So the SNR (signal to noise ratio) gets a lot worse, resulting in poor audio dynamics. Amplifying a weak signal, means amplifying the noise floor too. If your audio source (iphone) outputs only a weak signal, then you need a lot more amplification to reach the desired SPL (sound pressure level) in your sound system. But only when you make use of the full range dynamics of the DAC. The DAC circuitry (Digital-to-Analog Converter) of the iPhone is quite good (in comparison with cheaper phones). Any circuitry has a so called 'noise floor'.

When you connect any audio-source to an amplifier, you need to make sure your output signal is as hot as possible, in order to have a good SNR (=signal-to-noise ratio). Many people connect their phone to an amplifier, either in the car, or at home, or any soundsystem. I'm going to have to sell my iPhone second hand, and go back to Android.ДЄpple is plain wrong in thinking that everybody strictly uses their Apple earbuds. If I knew they were up to this, I'd never have purchased an iPhone. They're treating us like dumb toddlers, making irreversible choises for us, taking away features that were present when we purchased the phone. Again, the disappointments keep adding up for me. This is a deal breaker for me, extremely disappointed in Apple. and the release notes for iOS 14.3 don't mention any changes to this new 'feature' (cough. Yes, iPhone has volume buttons also, but, for me, with the Lightning to 3.5mm adapter, only the first 4 volume steps are usable, 5th is already to loud, and 1st is too loud if IвЂ™m listening before falling asleep. P.S.: one of the reasons IвЂ™m using an external DAC/AMP is having a better volume control with hardware buttons/volume wheel. I know Apple wonвЂ™t bother to answer, but I also know that music playback is half of my iPhone usage, and the other half can be handled just fine by a dumb phone, so, all good! IPhone has been my music source since 3Gs came out, but this. We are aware that some of our customers use external DAC/AMP and this 'feature' will affect them, we just donвЂ™t care!.We know better than our customers how music volume should be controlled, feeding 4-bit depth to a DAC is just fine!.When you implemented this вЂhearing protectionвЂ™, what did you think? How do you calculate SPL without knowing my AMP's specs and settings, IEMs sensitivity and impedance? Some of us are using our phone as a music source, feeding digital signal to a DAC/AMP, and we control volume at AMP level. Thanks Apple for not you are aware that not everyoneвЂ™s using your Pods. Two track later, baaaam! no music again, volume down to half again. IвЂ™m turning volume up, and trying to fall asleep again. IвЂ™m checking my iPhone, volume dropped to half with a notification about volume being turned down to protect my hearing. IвЂ™m checking my DAC/AMP, apparently, music was still playing. IEMs on, music on, relaxing, third track, close to falling asleep, baaam! no more music. The #1 Inspiration Blog For Positive Parenting.A couple of days back IвЂ™ve updated to iOS 14.2, and last night, as I was having a headache, decided to fall asleep to some music.