Thanks for the feedback. I’ll have to play around some more. This has been an issue for a couple years for me but was just reminded again the other day when I answered on my watch and need to adjust the volume from it. LolRight, just had a real-world test when a phone call came through. I answered it on my watch and the digital crown allowed me to change the volume on the fly. I didn’t have to switch to and from the phone for it to work.
This been going on since my S4. I wonder if it’s a setting or just strictly to do with the AirPods being connected simultaneously.All I can think of is removing and re-pairing your watch perhaps?
Yeah I think that’s the issue. The fact that the call is being routed to the AirPods, even though the call was picked up by the watch, leads me to believe that the watch is just a middle man for answering but the call is still coming from the phone. So once the call is answered, the connection is being established between AirPods and phone. Which is why volume must be adjusted on the phone. Hard to explain in words but hope that makes sense lol. Thanks again for the help.I did not have my AirPods connected at the time. You need to give that a go I think.
Im gonna keep playing with it and trying different scenarios of answering and initiating a call. When the call is active, all I can do on the watch is end it. If I find the cause, maybe I can find a workaround. It just works, am I right? LolYou’re welcome.
I think you are probably on to something. And of course we know that the digital crown controls the volume of the AirPods even though the audio is actually coming from the phone rather than the watch. So it looks as though there is some kind of audio routing issue as you say.
Had to throw that in there for ya… I know how you feel about that lol.Sadly “it just works” is a saying that can no longer be associated with Apple. Their software really is awful these days
Had to throw that in there for ya… I know how you feel about that lol.
Yep, controlling media volume on my watch, for any Airplay device with the Digital Crown works great. It’s phone call volume with the watch that I can’t get to work. If I’m on an active call that I answered with my AirPods or watch while my phone is in my pocket, I have to dig out the phone to adjust the volume of the phone call. Was hoping I’d be able to just spin the crown to raise or lower volume while on the active call screen but I’m getting no such luck.I know when on exercise mode when listening to music streaming to my headphones I swipe to right on watch face and shows me volume setting than use crown to adjust volume.
It’s been a perennial problem. I think you’re on to something stating how the watch is the middle man only.Yep, controlling media volume on my watch, for any Airplay device with the Digital Crown works great. It’s phone call volume with the watch that I can’t get to work. If I’m on an active call that I answered with my AirPods or watch while my phone is in my pocket, I have to dig out the phone to adjust the volume of the phone call. Was hoping I’d be able to just spin the crown to raise or lower volume while on the active call screen but I’m getting no such luck.