My Samsung S4 connects to my car bluetooth and voice calls work perfectly. When i play music through the car audio system using the Samsung Music app or Google Play app the quality is very poor and the music skips. The phone also gets very slow.. The phone is basically brand new and i haven't installed much on it so shouldn't be battling to play music through bluetooth.
I've read in some forums and websites about Samsung compressing and decoding music before sending over bluetooth. Is there an easy way for me to fix this with an app or something as I'n new to Andriod and unsure about changing operating system core features
Thanks in advance.
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Hello,
Title says it all. I'm looking for an app displaying lyrics whenever I listen to a song on Google Music streaming service. I know MIUI music player does it but I got an unrooted Nexus S, on stock, running ICS 4.0.4.
Thanks in advance!
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/...lyrify&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd
Both TuneWiki and MusicMatch will display lyrics for streaming Google Music but its not 100% smooth. I believe the limitations are on Google's end.
I know the new HTC One has similar feature, wonder if it will work with streaming music.
hey guys i am new to android and just recently got a Samsung Galaxy S3 on contract and the main problem that i am facing right now is with the system music app, i have some music, audio lectures and ringtones, and the problem is that the android music detects(reads) all those three audios files in one app and i find it really annoying because i dont want them to be mixed. in iOS (iPhone) there are some apps that you can just drag your audio into that app and it will only play those files within that app. meaning it was easy for me to sync my music to iOS music player and put the lecture in another app. i could not find such an app or feature in android.
so are there any apps or trick to do that. any help would be appreciated
thanks
Now most of you know that if you connect your iPhone/iPod to any iPod certified audio device then you can even stream(from online services) your music to the speakers. However on android you are limited to stored media only(although newer android versions have support for this but the audio player must also support this feature).My question being how to fool the audio device(car stereo) into believing that the music is being played via iPhone.
My android version being 4.1.2 and phone being Samsung GT-I8262 and stereo being Toyota PZ071-0D609(OEM).
Rooting is not a problem and so is changing the firmware on the audio player(with instructions ofcourse).
How could I stream sound (from an app) to act as if it's the recorded sound (on another app on the same phone)? I'm looking for switching the stream of the microphone from the actual hardware microphone to the internal sound of the phone.
Purpose:
I listen to podcasts (I use Pocket Casts). Sometimes there are spoken words I can't recognise. I need to have a voice recognition app (I use SpeechNotes) listen to the sound played from Pocket Casts so that I can know what were the words I missed.
More Info:
Android version: 6.0.1 (rooted with xposed installed).
Device: Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Exynox (N910c)
If it is impossible to stream audio of podcasts app to the voice recognition app directly, perhaps you may stream it to an audio file, and then manage to feed the voice recognition app with that audio file. Good luck to you.
Hi XDA Team,
Recently I ran into a predicament where my car's JVC Kenwood head unit stopped displaying song metadata and track information. It turns out this is because Spotify had dropped support for my brand of stereo, meaning I had to downgrade my Spotify version. Before this I used to be able to like songs, browse playlists etc all through my car stereo.
I then got to thinking about how music apps (particularly Spotify) like to drop features at a moments notice, stop working with older devices etc.
I don't have a good way to phrase this question, but can anybody think of an "audio bridge" that manages the connection between your phone's music player and your device of choice? Some third party app that could include support for various devices and apps? Even a custom developed Spotify application? Would love to hear any ideas as to how this could work or why it is/isn't possible.