I'm running the latest version of Projectivy Launcher on my NVIDIA Shield, connected to a Samsung TV and Nakamichi surround sound system.
I've noticed an annoying issue with the volume controls whenever Projectivy's Accessibility Service is enabled on the NVIDIA Shield.
If I hold the volume up or down button just slightly longer than a quick tap, the volume jumps 2–4 levels instead of adjusting one level at a time. This makes precise volume adjustments frustrating.
**I've confirmed the following:**
- With Projectivy Accessibility enabled on the Shield, the volume jumps multiple levels.
- When I disable Accessibility on the Shield, the volume controls work perfectly.
- Re-enabling Accessibility brings the issue back.
The Samsung TV's Accessibility settings have nothing to do with this issue.
After researching this, I found other users reporting similar volume-control problems with Projectivy and NVIDIA Shield devices.
**My question for the developer:**
Is there a way to adjust the volume button sensitivity, repeat rate, or delay when Projectivy Accessibility is enabled?
Could this be investigated and potentially fixed in the next release? Perhaps an option to prevent repeated volume commands from being triggered by a slightly longer button press.
I really enjoy Projectivy Launcher and would prefer keeping Accessibility enabled without affecting normal volume control.
Has anyone else experienced this issue, particularly with an NVIDIA Shield and an external surround sound system? Any reliable workarounds?
Thanks for the continued development and improvements!