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Tokki's avatar
Tokki
Helpful | Level 5
10 months ago

The default volume level of Dropbox Replay

The default volume level of Dropbox Reply is 30% or so. This is negatively impacting the review process, and clients often ask why the mix is "so quiet".
 
If there's anyone knows how to set the volume to be at 100% at the start, could you please let me know?
Dropbox Replay
  • Nancy's avatar
    Nancy
    Icon for Dropbox Staff rankDropbox Staff
    10 months ago

    Hi Tokki! Thanks for posting on our forum. 

     

    We’re checking this with the team, and we’ll update you as soon as possible. 

     

    In the meantime, can you perhaps provide any screenshots of what you’re seeing or switch browsers, and clarify if the issue persists? 

     

    Ping me, when you’re ready.

    • Tokki's avatar
      Tokki
      Helpful | Level 5
      10 months ago

      Hi Nancy 

       

      Many thanks for your prompt response!!

       

      This behavior is the same on other browsers.

       

      • Walter's avatar
        Walter
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        10 months ago

        Hey Tokki - sorry to jump in here, but could you clarify if you have your browser's cookies disabled by any chance? I'm only asking because we use cookies (these would be part of the functional cookies) to save the volume level you choose normally. 

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