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Garmin volume issue
Ok, this is probably a bit niche, but here goes.
I listen to music, radio or podcasts from my phone on open ear earphones while cycling. I also have my phone connected to my Garmin (1030 plus).
Over recent weeks a new issue has arisen. After any spoken alert from the Garmin (direction cue or lap time) the volume on what I am listening to reduces and won't go back up. For radio, if I just pause and restart the radio it goes back to full volume, but for music (via you tube music) it stays at the lower volume.
Anyone else had this - and any way of resolving it?
If you're new please join in and if you have questions pop them below and the forum regulars will answer as best we can.
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It has now been fixed
I think it's due to an "undocumented feature not available in the next release"* introduced by a recent update of the Garmin Connect Mobile app. There's a few threads in the Garmin forums about it. I suspect it will go away when Garmin update the app soon.
https://forums.garmin.com/sports-fitness/running-multisport/f/forerunner...
* software bug
Cheers. At least it's not just me - and it seems to have started at the same time for everyone, as you'd expect with a bug in an update.