Does anyone know how to close this app? I can't figure out how to do it.
TIA
I normally used an app manager to kill it but it will always run scrobbling while you listen to music. Now that I've rooted my phone I'm using titanium to freeze it so it can't do anything at all untill I let it.
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Android pauses music playback to play notifications. Is there a fix?
CyanogenMod 7 has the option to change that but I'm not sure how to do that otherwise.
I've read about a app called Tasker and that will prioritize your processes. It costs 6-something on the Market if I recall correctly.
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Tasker is more like Locale. It doesn't do that - From what I know.
BTW, having this same issue on my HTC DHD.
It have to do with the Audio Focus in Android.
Is the Cyogen information accurate?
Does anyone have any more information?
I think you might be able to download the music player app called "double twist" from the market, and i dont think it will cut off. also, you can make all of the notifications vibrations if you dont mind
jkat797 said:
I think you might be able to download the music player app called "double twist" from the market, and i dont think it will cut off. also, you can make all of the notifications vibrations if you dont mind
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I use Doubletwist, it does not do that. It also messes up some of my album art and flat out doesn't play one of my few songs on my phone.
And I do not want to turn off notifications. I wish Google would fix such a horrible oversight.
So when you hit play from a bluetooth device it seems to be pure luck as to which player will start on android.
Is there anyway to alter this behaviour? The phone in question isn't rooted, and won't be. Since this is the case I can only remove the updates to the Music player, but it's still there and will randomly take priority over winamp.
I've always experienced this no matter what media players I'm using. Sometimes it will just start playing on the regular app instead of the app i want
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Solution
The Solution is: Install old winamp 1.1.1
http://download.nullsoft.com/winamp/android/Winamp-1.1.1.apk
Regards,
I really like the music player I got from F-Droid called Vanilla Music player. Then interface just makes sense to me. But it seems not to be recognized as a player by my Verizon GS3 ICS phone's OS. When I tell Dragon Mobile Assistant to play a song, I get a pop-up asking which player to use, with an option to set the choice as default. The original players from Samsung and Verizon are there, as well as a podcatcher I installed, but not the music player I like to use. Originally, I thought it might be because I side-loaded it through F-Droid, but I found the same one in the Play store and installed it, and the problem persists. Is there a way to force Android to recognize the player as a possible option for playing music so that I can select it as default? Or even a way to set it as default in the first place? I can use the settings in Application Manager in settings to remove apps from the list of possible default apps in the popup dialog to select the default, but I'm not sure how to add an app.
Thanks in advance!
Maybe clear cache for dragon? It might have cached what players were installed when you first ran it. Other than that I'm not sure. Reinstall dragon or there's something about the vanilla player that isn't coded properly in one of the 2 apps I'd think.
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Bump, I have the same problem?
I'm using cyanogenmod and it's music player ''Apollo'' is never running it the background so whenever I clear the recent apps it closes, this didn't happen with the Samsungs music player, so how do I keep it running in the background so that it doesn't closes when I clear the recent apps, all help is appreciated, thanks.
The reason that Apollo closes is because it doesn't create a service to play music like the Samsung player, it just creates a background process that is killed when swiped away. When an app creates a service, it will stay active in the background even if swiped away. This isn't something you can fix on your own to the best of my knowledge.
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Hi can i force Ubiquity to be used only with Spotify ? Because it's currently used with all other music/video apps (Youtube...). I'm asking this because whenever it's used with another app the widget stops working with Spotify and i need to relaunch it. Thanks !