Original Sound on iPad

[PatVB]

Effective with the update on 11/11/24, for iPad IOS, the original sound option is no longer available in the More menu when in a meeting. However, one can exit the Meeting, go to settings/audio and turn on original sound. Then, it will display in the More menu in a meeting.

[Misgizmo88]

I can't seem to get this to work on my iPad.
i've seen other posts that say that there is a down arrow by the sound... but I don't have that on my iPad.
The instructions above say to exit the meeting and go into settings/audio and turn on original sound... i've tried ALL of those sounds but when i go back into the meeting, i still get the academy awards.... which is super inappropriate for a grief counselling group... IJS... 
Any help is gratefully appreciated!!

[dunleavyjohn]

I found that Use Original Sound option has vanished from the Meetings Menu even when not in a meeting. It has now moved to the Audio menu under the Meetings Menu in more/... Settings when not in a meeting. You can select  an audio profile of Auto Noise Supression or Original Sound in that menu.

[csathens]

After upgrading to 6.4.3 on our iPad, the "AUDIO" section of "Meeting settings" (reachable via "More"/dots when not in a meeting) now has only these two choices:

• Auto connect audio
• Mute my microphone

That (and losing the "default" setting of Original Sound being "ON" that we had for a long time) had us thinking the option had been removed.

However, going back to just the More screen — which shows ADDED FEATURES, SETTINGS, and OTHER sections, there's an Audio option under SETTINGS (this is not under Meetings!!) that offers these choices:

• Ringtones
• AUDIO PROFILE
  • Auto noise suppression
  • Original sound
  • Personalized audio isolation

It looks like turning Original sound to ON will get this working again, insofar as — when in an actual Meeting — the Enable original sound choice is once again offered (just above Meeting settings) in the control strip at the bottom (via More/... on our screen in portrait mode).

Hope this helps, and I hope it works on our church's iPad when I try it tomorrow morning for our Easter service — else callers will not have a great music-listening experience, though I presume the readings and announcements would still sound good.