Hi bose,
I agree. I’ve been finding myself lost without a volume indicator. The reason I miss this because it’s nice to know where the optimal range always is for movies tv watching and music. One is not all the same. It’s very my like the bass indicator bose has set up it would be great if it was the same way. I really don’t see the logic behind not having this very simple thing for the end user. Please just add this as an update. Also, let’s talk about itunes. In what shape way or form am I able to use iTunes as any type of music service on the soundtouch app? Literally on the box it was iTunes listed as a music service. I found this to be EXTREMELY MISS LEADING. Also... apple has stepped it up with AirPlay. Now why Bose can’t just get on the plane with AirPlay must be an ego thing, maybe pride.... Seriously, Bose. Their system is far more focused on quality of expandability. What it can handle is very impressive. The way I see it, your app is very clumsy. Why in the heck would bose think it’s makes it easier for the end user to use a bose only app when apple has this same API built right into iOS. You’re not Apple of the sound industry, Bose won’t ever be. I love Bose products but come on.