This isn't really a question or a complaint, just a little oddity I noticed with my new iPod touch 4g. I previously had a Touch 2g, and it had a really simple but effective way of controlling the sound volume: One volume level with headphones plugged in, and one volume level without headphones. It would remember them in between. On the new 4g it's more complicated. With and without headphones, there seems to be two entirely different types of volume: "Ringer" volume which seems to be for system sounds, and another volume for music, games and video. This is a hassle. A few games don't work with this system very well. Some games seem to use "ringer" volume for some sound effects and general volume for other effects, causing me to have no control over some of the sound. It's also annoying that the iPod doesn't remember the difference between headphone and non-headphone "ringer" volumes when swapping (though it always remembers "Music" volume correctly). I notice a new setting called "Sound" in the Options, which explains what I've noticed about "Ringer and Alert" stuff, but doesn't really help. I wish it was gone and the sound was simple again. Like I said, just a little thing. But it bugs me. Anyone else even care?
