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La clase MobileAds proporciona parámetros de configuración globales para el SDK de anuncios para dispositivos móviles.
Control de volumen para anuncios de video
Si tu app tiene sus propios controles de volumen (como volúmenes personalizados de música o efectos de sonido), divulgar el volumen de la app al SDK de anuncios de Google para dispositivos móviles permite que los anuncios de video respeten la configuración de volumen de la app. Esto garantiza que los usuarios reciban anuncios de video con el volumen de audio esperado.
El volumen del dispositivo, controlado por medio de los botones de volumen o el control deslizante de volumen del sistema operativo, determina el volumen de la salida de audio del dispositivo. Sin embargo, las apps pueden ajustar de forma independiente los niveles de volumen en relación con el volumen del dispositivo para personalizar la experiencia de audio.
Puedes informar el volumen relativo de la app al SDK de anuncios de Google para dispositivos móviles llamando al método SetApplicationVolume(). Los valores válidos del volumen del anuncio varían de 0.0 (silencio) a 1.0 (volumen actual del dispositivo). A continuación, se muestra un ejemplo de cómo informar el volumen relativo de la app al SDK:
// Set app volume to be half of current device volume.MobileAds.SetApplicationVolume(0.5f);
Para informar al SDK que se silenció el volumen de la app, usa el método SetApplicationMuted():
// Set app to be muted.MobileAds.SetApplicationMuted(true);
De forma predeterminada, el volumen de la app se establece en 1 (el volumen actual del dispositivo) y la app no está silenciada.
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