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Or, if you’ve got something else to do—like jogging, driving, or performing
surgery—tap the Sleep/Wake switch to turn off the screen. The music keeps
playing, but you’ll save battery power.
If a phone call comes in, the music fades, and you hear your chosen ringtone—through
your earbuds, if you’re wearing them. Squeeze the clicker on
the earbud cord, or tap the Sleep/Wake switch, to answer the call. When the
call ends, the music fades back in, right where it had stopped.
Controlling Playback (Video)
Having a bunch of sliders and buttons on the screen doesn’t inconvenience
you much when you’re listening to music. The action is in your ears, not on
the screen.
But when you’re playing video, anything else on the screen is distracting, so
Apple hides the video playback controls. Tap the screen once to make them
appear, and again to make them disappear.
Here’s what they do:
• Done. Tap this blue button, in the top-left corner, to stop playback and
return to the master list of videos.
Scroll slider.
• This progress indicator (top of the screen) is exactly like
the one you see when you’re playing music. You see the elapsed time,
remaining time, and a little white round handle that you can drag to
jump forward or back in the video.
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