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[Q] how to shut up notification while i listening to music

how can i shut up notification while i listening to music ???
and not to use don't disturb

Rafek Rafat said:
how can i shut up notification while i listening to music ???
and not to use don't disturb
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Turn down the notification volume via the volume settings button: -
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neilmcd said:
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after disconnect handset its still off
if there any option make it turn off notification while listening for music and back it again when i stop music ????

Rafek Rafat said:
after disconnect handset its still off
if there any option make it turn off notification while listening for music and back it again when i stop music ????
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Ya, do the exact opposite when done listening ;D

You could probably automate it using Tasker.

I haven't tested it with the S6 yet but something that drove me nuts with my old phone was it would still do audio ducking. So no notification would play, but the music volume would decrease for the length of the notification.

[APP][2.3+] Volume Controls - Change any volume easily and conveniently

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Volume Controls is an easy to use and fast app to change any kind of volume on your device.
You can enable an ongoing notification to quickly adjust any volume and you can also allow Volume Controls to start an ongoing notification whenever your device boots. This is especially useful if your physical volume buttons don't work anymore.
Combined with Material Design elements, several pretty designs and optimized layouts for smartphones and tablets, Volume Controls can change the following volumes:
- Media volume
- Ring volume
- Alarm volume
- Notification volume
- System volume
- Voice call volume
Downloads:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=alirak94.gmail.com.volumecontrols
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01APU07DO?keywords=Ali%20Kamalizade&qid=1453401940&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
Only permission Volume Controls demand is to start when your device boots. This permission is needed to allow Volume Controls to start when your device boots if you enabled this in settings.
If you have some suggestions, comments or would like to help with translation of this application, please contact me by email or post right here in this thread.
As this is my first app I've published I'll hope this app will be useful to some people.

[APP][4.4+] VibCall an application to vibrate when your outgoing call is answered

Hello,
This is a new application that I have developed. It is a Call vibrator application. If you are tired of holding the phone by your ear or keep watching the phone until the call is answered this is the right app for you.
You can download the application from here
You might find the features in this app implemented by default in some Android Devices like HTC and LG. But this application provides more control over the features:
- You can control the vibration duration
- You can control the number of consecutive vibrations.
- You can control the vibration while the device is attached to a headset or not.
This application supports Android version 4.4+ (KitKat and up). And it also doesn't require a ROOTED device .
VibCall requires the enable of the accessibility service to be able to function. We don't acquire the internet permission so don't worry your privacy is not being jeopardized. You will find an intro video to guide you before the application starts.
Note: Please do not close the screen or hide the dialer before the call is answered.
Please give it a try and let me know your comments.
Here are some screenshots
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[APP][4.0+]A very simple Stereo Test for phone speakers and headphones

Hey guys. I made a very simple app allowing you to test the stereo channels of your phone's speakers (whether both are working correctly, if you have a stereo set-up on your Android device), or just check if you plugged in the headphones correctly without taking them off.
I made it strictly because of one silly thing that bothered me in all other such apps - they either had sounds transitions between left-right channels, or there was no way to toggle just a constant sound, so I could tinker with my faulty external speaker until I could hear the sound correctly. This app fixes both, and playing for instance the "left" channel sound will play sound ONLY 100% in the left channel, for as long as you want (if you toggle "repeat mode" 'on' you get a constant sound playing forever, until you stop it manually in the app).
Basically it's a perfect app for someone needing to tinker a bit with their stereo setup, and I added a Panda to release the tension of having a faulty sound set-up that needs tinkering with in the first place. The app is free, while I'd very much appreciate a rating on Google Play, it's ultimately up to your discretion as the app won't spam you with any sort of pop-ups.
Thanks guys!
The link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andromo.dev578695.app665236
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Question Bluetooth volume memory?

As per title, is there a way for the phone to remember a pre-set volume for in car player (power amp) as currently it always starts so quietly I can hardly hear it, and if I turn up the car stereo and then the input changes to radio, I'm almost blown into the back of the pick-up

Maybe use media volume limiter if that's still present in settings under sound.
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Try creating a profile in Poweramp and associate it car player. Might be possible

Maybe Galaxy Sound Assistant. If you're not already using this useful app, you should be.
Increase sound increments up to 100.

I can't find a profile in PowerAmp, the Sound Assistant doesn't seem to do anything, and volume limiter seems to be more about limiting than creating a bluetooth maximum
Does anybody know if the Samsung player (or any other one) has an option to equalize volume levels across all tracks PLUS make the S22 Ultra remember the bluetooth volume you set?