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i was looking through my settings and i hit something that said voice something and now when i hit something it talks to me how do i turn it off
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From the Apple iPod touch manual " Each accessibility feature can be turned on or off in Accessibility settings on iPod touch. You can also turn accessibility features on or off in iTunes when iPod touch is connected to your computer.
Turn accessibility features on or off in iTunes:
1 Connect iPod touch to your computer.
2 In iTunes, select iPod touch in the Devices list.
3 In the Summary pane, click Confgure Universal Access in the Options section.
4 Select the accessibility features that you want to use and click OK.
The Large Text feature can only be turned on or off
Good Luck
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Just checking the accessibility settings alone may not solve the problem. This was the solution that worked for me with my iPod Nano: My earphones I was using had a control button on it. It occurred to me that they were about 3 years old, were subjected to a lot of dust and sweat, so what if that button mechanism was jammed or no longer working properly - possibly cueing the Nano to go into voiceover mode. I switched to a new set of earphones (which also have a control button) and my iPod Nano has worked beautifully ever since. Try another set of earphones and see how your iPod behaves. Good luck.
That's the one for me! thanks!
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Triple clicking the home button (□) on the iPod Touch 4th generation will turn on/off the voice over. No need to go to settings. It's sort of like a shortcut. I don't have any other generations to confirm if this works on all iPod Touchs.
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It doesn't work it just go to my recent apps and then goes back down
It doesn't work I can't even get into anything
Thank you for that, it worked on my ipod touch that was driving me mad!
It worked on my 6th generation when other answers didn't! Thanks, I was going nuts....lol
It does not work
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If you have the 3rd generation ipod touch you will need to go to settings, then accessibility, and then voiceover and turn that off. Hope that helps!
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click on the button with the [] on it 3 times, when the accessiblity thing comes up then click on turn voice off, then it should be back to normal
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that works and thank u im so glad that thing is over
on the ipod 4 if its the voice that speaks the auto corrections you go to settings then general then voiceover then scroll all the way to the bottom and turn off the speak auto-text
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omg thankyou so much i was stressing i was like oh no is it going to stay like this or what but thank you very much for your info
wt if it wont slide down
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what will not slide down? what have you tried?
It won't let mescroll down when I have the voice over on and it won't let me turn voiceover off
How do you stop making the voice cover stop & turn off ? It doesn't let me scroll down to turn it off
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