Jieshuo screen reader can be linked either to the media channel, aligning its volume with the device’s media volume (the default setting), or to the accessibility channel, using the independent accessibility volume.
If you are using the accessibility volume for Jieshuo, you are likely aware that adjusting it involves placing a finger on the screen and pressing one of the volume keys while the finger remains on the screen.
Recently, Jieshuo introduced a new feature, allowing users to press and hold volume keys while their finger is on the screen to perform certain functions. These functions are not customizable or toggleable by users.
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Holding Volume Keys with Screen Unlocked and Finger on Screen:
When a finger is on the screen and a volume key is pressed and held while the screen is unlocked, you can control the speech rate. Volume up increases it, while volume down decreases it.
Holding Volume Keys with Screen Locked and Finger on Screen:
On the lock screen, placing a finger on the screen and pressing and holding the volume up key will restart the currently used Text-to-Speech (TTS) engine. Holding the volume down key will switch to the next available TTS engine. Repeating this action will cycle through the available engines.
Please note that for free users, the number of TTS engines available for switching is very limited.
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