Update: Version Alpha 1.2 is now up on Google Play Store as well as in the attachments!
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Hello XDA community!
This is my newest (and smallest) App, at 75.4 KB, Volume Scroll lets you scroll through pages on almost any App using your Volume Rocker. And yes, you read the title of the thread right, it requires NO root permission.
Once activated, scroll a tiny bit of the content you want to be scrolled using Volume Rocker. Pressing either of the volume keys will make a paginated scrolling (jumps to new content, flips a page - however you may like to understand.)
This will feel very natural and immersive, especially when you want to consume a really long article on Google Chrome or an endless feed of Facebook, Instagram and many more applications.
What happens to adjusting volume? Well, a long press on either of the Volume keys will activate the default behavior (bringing volume control panel on screen.) Neat?
In addition to scrolling through Volume Rocker, there is an optional onscreen buttons as well. The onscreen buttons will appear when there is a scrollable content available on screen, and if no action is taken on the button, they fade within 2 seconds - and appear back, if you manually scroll some content.
So far, the App works on all popular chatting Apps, Social Media Apps, GMail, Google Chrome, etc. However, don't be surprised if it doesn't work on your pdfs or some 3rd party browsers - that will be due to technical limitation.
Below is a demo of the onscreen buttons, if somebody can make a short demo video of the Volume Rockers in action, it would be great! Also note that, the below demo features auto scrolling which is NOT included in this initial alpha version.
The Alpha_1 version is available at the attachments, Play Store and XDA Labs. This version of the App is Ad-free, there will be a lot of more features in future depending on how the App is received, like:
✓ Auto Scrolling pages with onscreen buttons as well as Volume Rocker
✓ Configure time gap for auto scrolling.
✓ Ability to move around onscreen buttons
✓ Configure how you want Volume Rocker to behave - Single press, long press, double press.
✓ Blacklist/Whitelist Apps on which the App should function.
Mention which feature you look forward to, in your review of the App.
Download now from Google Play Store!
The main purpose of this early release to the community members here is to get some feedback. So, if you try the App, please do let me know your experience, suggestions. Cheers!
Note: The App uses Accessibility permissions - that are an absolute requirement for the magical linking between your Volume Rocker and scrolling. If you don't feel comfortable with the permissions please do not use the App. That being said, I have a couple of other Apps developed which are downloaded and trusted by couple of 100,000+ users (point in case - Energy Bar), none of the Apps have any hidden motive.
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What's new?
Version Alpha_1.2:
HOTFIX for screen turning off - when you use only volume keys for scrolling, the device was assumed to be idle - it's now fixed.
*reserved 2*
Is there any way to move the on screen control to the right of the screen?
It's a very cool idea but I really think that paginated scrolling isn't the best implementation, it would be better if I could choose to set single press to activate volume controls, but a long press would scroll a page smoothly similar to a mouse wheel. This would've been awesome, unless there is an unavoidable limitation to doing that.
Also if you could add a blacklist, for those apps you don't want this feature to work in.
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Is there any way to move the on screen control to the right of the screen?
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Not at the moment, but in future version, for sure!
Nikanore said:
It's a very cool idea but I really think that paginated scrolling isn't the best implementation, it would be better if I could choose to set single press to activate volume controls, but a long press would scroll a page smoothly similar to a mouse wheel. This would've been awesome, unless there is an unavoidable limitation to doing that.
Also if you could add a blacklist, for those apps you don't want this feature to work in.
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Hi! A smooth scroll isn't possible due to technical limitation. Volume Rocker behavior configuration, whitelist/blacklist options will be available soon.
Alpha_1.2 is now up on Google Play Store as well as at the attachments to the first post.
Its not working in Opera Mini browser. I don't think it can be made to work in it? And yes a blacklist or per-app setting will be much appreciated.
I often have to swipe the screen up and down quite often to get the app to respond. Maybe activating the volume button scrolling option by holding down the buttons could be a better solution? Then we also don't have to always long click the buttons to change the volume or to use the Gboard key cursor control.
Damn, I was really hoping that this would work but I've been unable to get the volume scroll or on-screen scroll to work on a Yotaphone 2 (android 5.0). The device has an epaper screen and smooth scroll is just not suited to this type of screen.
Hi there, do you continue your work with this app? I have a oneplus 3 with oreo. Can not get your app to work. But I am looking for this feature. Your description sounds very good. Please continue developing
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Hey everyone. I'm proud to announce that I am starting to create a set of applications that target focused functionality, and that aim to be free of bloat and unnecessary permissions. The first application in this series is called Volume Popup.
The goal of this application is to allow control of all core Android volumes (Media, Ringer, Notification, Alarm) from one clean interface. It uses a transparent background, so you can see what you were doing before you launched it. It should support any custom launchers and launch methods as well. In addition, it is specifically NOT a widget, so as to minimize resources needed and not require background processes.
Note that it does have 2 separate sliders for ringer/notification, which are locked together on 3.0+ (Honeycomb/ICS/JB), but allow separate adjustment under Gingerbread.
I would love your thoughts and feedback, and if you like the app, please leave a positive review. 5-stars are my favorite.
Link to app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.minimumapps.volumepopup
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Changelog
Changelog (+ is added feature, - is removed bug, * is other change)
1.0
+ Initial release
1.0.1
* Added additional try/catch blocks and error toasts
1.0.2
+ Settings are now persisted to shared preferences, to be able to revert a volume that someone else has set
1.0.3
* Version number now displays correctly
* Now says "tap" instead of "click"
1.0.4
* Refactored some internal class names
- Removed unused menus to further shrink the app
* Updated icon
1.1.0
* Theme now uses Holo look and feel on 3.0+ devices. Welcome to the modern age!
Known Bugs, Upcoming Features, FAQ, Other Thoughts
Known Bugs
None.
Upcoming Features
Several ideas, including a pro version with Tasker integration, allowing each change to trigger a Tasker event, or to allow the program to be launched via a Tasker Intent.
The application can detect volume keys being pressed and pop up at that time. Only downside is that this requires a background service. I'm looking into this now.
FAQ
A question must be asked more than once for it to be "frequent." Since nothing has been asked, this bullet is an existential quandary.
Other Thoughts
Crunchy peanut butter is significantly better than creamy. Discuss.
Thanks, does the app open up when you press volume +/- buttons?
teorouge said:
Thanks, does the app open up when you press volume +/- buttons?
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For now, I had it just on app launch, but I can certainly do that. The only downside is that involves having a background service, which adds overhead to your device. This is something I have planned for very soon though for those who want it.
I think that if there was an option for a JB themed version (below as an example), and it could be controlled by the volume buttons I'd download this.
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I think that if there was an option for a JB themed version (below as an example), and it could be controlled by the volume buttons I'd download this.
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Understood. I'm looking into a version that hooks the volume keys now. Still learning to adapt the themes from one OS version to the next, so it was my intent for this to already have the Holo look, but it started getting messy, so I opted for simplicity in version 1.
nice idea, i like!
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Understood. I'm looking into a version that hooks the volume keys now. Still learning to adapt the themes from one OS version to the next, so it was my intent for this to already have the Holo look, but it started getting messy, so I opted for simplicity in version 1.
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So new challenge - from what I have gathered, it's not possible for apps to hook volume keys when they are not active. So, in other words, a background service can't hook in to know you have pressed a volume key. This rather stinks, but I'm trying to see if there are any workarounds. If you're aware of another app that CAN do this, please send a link so I can reach out to the author.
I do agree with you, crunchy is better than smooth. But, there are times when smooth is easier to use. For example, in between crackers or for certain recipes...
Also, great app! Thanks for committing to both minimalism and quality!
I like :thumbup:
Thx
swyped
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So new challenge - from what I have gathered, it's not possible for apps to hook volume keys when they are not active. So, in other words, a background service can't hook in to know you have pressed a volume key. This rather stinks, but I'm trying to see if there are any workarounds. If you're aware of another app that CAN do this, please send a link so I can reach out to the author.
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Brightness Rocker Lite
Used to use the app, but it got annoying after awhile. This developer also has other apps that hook the volume rocker (I think)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.superfacts.brightnessrocker.lite
This app responds to volume buttons being pressed @op
#Brightness Rocker Lite
PenguinxEnjoi said:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.superfacts.brightnessrocker.lite
This app responds to volume buttons being pressed @op
#Brightness Rocker Lite
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Excellent - thanks. I'll reach out to that developer right away.
How do you compare with the android system volume setting? any more features?
Ask and ye shall receive. A holo theme is now automatically used on devices with Android 3.0+!
pk92 said:
I think that if there was an option for a JB themed version (below as an example), and it could be controlled by the volume buttons I'd download this.
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How do you compare with the android system volume setting? any more features?
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Same settings, but on the same screen with a non-intrusive interface. Also, working to get volume key integration, so it will pop up when you use a volume key anywhere.
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Same settings, but on the same screen with a non-intrusive interface. Also, working to get volume key integration, so it will pop up when you use a volume key anywhere.
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Perhaps in the meantime have a persistent notification for easy-access? (preferably an unobtrusive icon too)
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Perhaps in the meantime have a persistent notification for easy-access? (preferably an unobtrusive icon too)
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I can do that, for certain. I'm already engaged with the suggested developer on how to integrate the volume key functionality, so let me get that sorted out first, then I can add more options for things like notifications, etc.
Quick update - still waiting to hear back from the developer with his sample code. Sorry for the delay; I am as frustrated as some of you.
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I can do that, for certain. I'm already engaged with the suggested developer on how to integrate the volume key functionality, so let me get that sorted out first, then I can add more options for things like notifications, etc.
Quick update - still waiting to hear back from the developer with his sample code. Sorry for the delay; I am as frustrated as some of you.
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Any progress with this app?
After spending a summer doing field research, I have finally launched my side project noyze. It is a volume panel replacement for devices running Android Jelly Bean MR2 (4.3+) or newer.
Best of all, noyze does not require root, a custom ROM, or the XPosed framework.
Noyze gives you complete control of the volume buttons:
Themes - try out different styles and find the theme that works for you. Try iOS, Blackberry, Windows Phone, status bar, and much more.
Long press actions - skip to the next/ previous song, launch the flashlight, or perform any shortcut simply by holding the volume buttons.
Contextual panel - Noyze can hide for fullscreen apps like YouTube, Netflix, etc.
Master volume - sync all volumes to a single channel.
Disable buttons - especially useful for broken or jammed volume buttons.
Several themes can also display album art/ media information and allow you to control multiple volumes without leaving the current app (like CyanogenMod's Extended Controls).
Thanks for reading and looking forward to feedback!
Links
NoyzeApp.com
Google Play
Noyze Google+ Community
Noyze on Reddit
Android Police
Developer: Tom Barrasso
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This looks pretty sweet. Installing now.
Since the update to Aspen v1.3 on Sept. 24 it keeps asking for notification access though it's already been granted and some bug with the accessibility service keeps resulting in not being able to touch anything on the screen requiring a reboot.
Thanks!
Android 4.2?
Hey. This app is *exactly* what I'm looking for. But I'm stuck on Android 4.2.2 and can't upgrade. Any chance you can extend support to 4.2? Thanks!
Been using this for a while and love it - bought pro almost immediately No issues for me, but there are two things I'd like to see if possible/you're so inclined: orientation switch on buttons and the ability to have a theme per app, or someway to pop up media buttons only when a media app is running. I like the status bar theme for the most part, bit the Heads Up one is perfect when listening to music.
Regardless of whether these are implemented, it's a keeper for me - thank you very much dev.
Looks nice, will try for sure. By the way, add whitespace between screenshots in OP post, it looks confusing.
Please make it like an Xposed Module
and add more animations
Like Windows Phone volume panel. it isnt animated and have no option to customize, I wish it could be a bit transparent and the art album when playing music more vivid
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Please make it like an Xposed Module
and add more animations
Like Windows Phone volume panel. it isnt animated and have no option to customize, I wish it could be a bit transparent and the art album when playing music more vivid
Is it possible to choose another volume panel for fullscreen apps? I want to use a compact one for fullscreen apps and normal for other activities.
uh! such a huge size?
great little app!
there's an "issue" with Chromecast while casting: Chromecast adds an extra volume panel with Chromecast icon which doesn't show when using Noyze (unless i missed a certain setting for it). it still adjusts the volume though, just shows the headset volume panel.
All looks fine and dandy, but for the sake of my vol buttons that do wear down, would you consider functional sliders? I mean controlling the volume from the panel that shows up?
What would make it awesome would be to also add a shortcut to trigger the volume panel to appear, and control the volume from there
It's a very nice looking app, would be a shame if it wouldn't be matched by productivity
Is it possible to get a link without Playstore?
Question: is there a way to skip tracks (long pressing volume buttons) while screen is off? It works when the device is unlocked.
is there any way to get this apk now? its been pulled from play store and has stopped development completely. the links on the main website are also dead it looks like.
EDIT: nvm. got it.
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is there any way to get this apk now? its been pulled from play store and has stopped development completely. the links on the main website are also dead it looks like.
EDIT: nvm. got it.
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Hi gotwillk. can you share the apk or post a link to where you got it please
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Hi gotwillk. can you share the apk or post a link to where you got it please
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its on his main site. just had to click through a bunch of ads.
A Blessing for those who use Lollipop
After trying (and discarding) at least 75 apps that claimed to control the volume on the lockscreen, I finally found Tom's Noyze. All I had to do was tell the app to disable the volume rocker on the lockscreen (which, frankly, should have been an option in Lollipop's Settings and I fling camel dung at Lollipop's developers for this omission) and *Presto*; problem resolved.
Bless you, Tom. You should have received my PayPal donation by the time you read this.
Where can I find your app? I paid for it, and now I can't find it anywhere! It was such a great idea!!
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Where can I find your app? I paid for it, and now I can't find it anywhere! It was such a great idea!!
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I found it here: barrasso [dot] me
Previously I was able to open up the volume panel by setting up a shortcut to Noyze on the Navigation ring (Cyanogenmod 12 Latest Nightly) but now It opens Noyze (the app) instead. Is there any way so that Noyze opens ups the volume panel instead of the app itself or is there any other app that could act as a shortcut to the volume panel?
Its small panel similar to the Android Volume control panel.
It’s very useful in case of:
1. Volume button stops working.
2. Case/Flip Cover that hinders pressing Volume button
3. for friends like me, I always want to avoid pressing physical phone button to saving volume button from tearing off
and its Free & No Ads
Volume Button is exactly the same as Android Volume Panel.
1. Adjust Ringer Volume, System Volume, Media Volume, Notification Volume &In Call Volume
2. With the White Background and dark volume controls, visibility in sunlight are high.
3. Access any time without closing app. as its have optional Permanent Notification option.
4. Consumes NO battery at all
So light simple and easy to control different volume.
White - Holo theme following Android designs and without any complexity & minimal Images. Its fast & smooth.
Keywords: Volume button, Volume panel, Notification, ring, sound, Yogesh dama, Govind Bhanushali.
Download Link:
XDA Download Link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-bhanu-volume-button-app-light-t2928457
Google Play store
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bhanu.volumebutton
Android Volume Control Panel App to Manage Volume
http://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/05/android-2/android-volume-control-panel-app-manage-volume.html
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Use App "Send Suggestion" option to directly email me (Developer)
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XDA:DevDB Information
[APP][4.0+] Volume button, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
yogi.306
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1.9
Stable Release Date: 2014-11-02
Created 2014-11-04
Last Updated 2014-11-07
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Feature updates
Feature updates- work in progress
1. Start app on device Reboot.
2. Open App on Home/Search Hardware key long pressed
3. Please Suggest.
Very handy
I hate it when I'm stuck decreasing the phone volume as opposed to the media volume. Thanks for this!!!
Thank you for your feedback
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I hate it when I'm stuck decreasing the phone volume as opposed to the media volume. Thanks for this!!!
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Thank you for your feedback,
I am glad that you liked it and its useful to you, please give 5 stars and your review at playstore.
also let me know if you have any suggestions.
Thank you.
Anybody there ??
I dont know but downloads are not increasing after 51000 downloads...
Rating is also nice, 4.3 out of 1000+ people rated the app. then whats wrong with the playstore downloads
any one have any clue on this ?
i tried all the ways to promote my app.
Goof for me! Thanks.
Request to have option to show volume magnitude in number like 6/7.
https://play.google.com/store/apps...+roys&pcampaignid=APPU_i_xZVOi8Gpe1uQS33ILQAg
Thanks for your suggestions
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Request to have option to show volume magnitude in number like 6/7.
https://play.google.com/store/apps...+roys&pcampaignid=APPU_i_xZVOi8Gpe1uQS33ILQAg
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Thanks for the Tips,
i am working on some other request, once finish will look into this.
Thank you, and you are welcome for more suggestions.
bhanu Volume button review.
Android Volume Control Panel App to Manage Volume
http://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/05/android-2/android-volume-control-panel-app-manage-volume.html
Requesting for new ideas or improvment
Dear All,
if anyone can suggest any new idea or improvement or any feature for app, it will be really helpful for me to improve my app and release next update.
adding G+ option to App.
adding G+ option directly on app.
New ideas till now
I am sharing the new functions i am working currently:
1. Start on device reboot.
2. Start on device hardware search key
3. Notification bar.
4. Vibrate checkbox
Thank you.
Update Released
New option added as lot of user requested
Under Setting:
Auto Hide Volume panel in given Seconds
New Version update
Version 2.1 released
New language support added : Korean, Japanese, Thai
Run on device reboot setting added.
Update released 2.3
New update added most requested feature.
Now Persistent notification shows Volume panel above the Game or app currently running...:highfive::highfive:
Check out the new update
I have updated the app with some material design touches. Android 5.0 Lollipop Support and
most requested features: start on reboot, Show volume panel over the all running apps.
Just have a look, its looks cool....
very nice app but it doesn't seem to be what i'm looking for, in fact i'm sure there is a volume app that will do what i want...
what i want is a simply slider that will stay on my home screen, something that doesn't require me to first tap an icon for it to appear.. i tired one app (widget) that placed a +/- volume control on the home screen but it was responsive enough... in short i would just like something like the stock slider to reside on my home screen (not an icon that opens a slider or something that requires me to slide open the notification panel), does such an animal exist? thanks!
Thanks for the reply
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very nice app but it doesn't seem to be what i'm looking for, in fact i'm sure there is a volume app that will do what i want...
what i want is a simply slider that will stay on my home screen, something that doesn't require me to first tap an icon for it to appear.. i tired one app (widget) that placed a +/- volume control on the home screen but it was responsive enough... in short i would just like something like the stock slider to reside on my home screen (not an icon that opens a slider or something that requires me to slide open the notification panel), does such an animal exist? thanks!
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I am not sure whether any app do that,
i know few app those have widgets but again you have to tap once to get the slider for adjusting volume levels.
there is one app that allows adding sliders to notification panel, but again for that you have to swipe down the Notification bar.
Thank you,
Yogesh dama
work in progress function
working on the next update: Floating Volume button option on top of the all running apps,
have the fast and easy access of Volume Panel.
[APP][4.3+] SoundHUD - Customizable volume panel & Lollipop silent mode fix (no root)
Hi,
I've just released SoundHUD, a highly customizable volume panel replacement that doesn't require root access. It also comes with a true silent mode for Lollipop users!
Some Screenshots:
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Some of the features:
Multiple styles (expandable volume panel, statusbar volume panel, or just a thin line that stays out of your way)
Lollipop silent mode (silence calls, notifications, and reminders, but not alarms)
Long press actions (launch any app by long-pressing one of the volume buttons)
No root required (works without root and Xposed)
Volume stream lock (useful for media tablets, locks the volume keys to a specific volume stream, e.g. music)
Beta updates
I created a Google+ community for beta-updates and bug reports.
The app is based on Noyze by Tom Barrasso, which is no longer under development
Please let me know what you think! I would really appreciate your feedback regarding possible improvements and bugs!
This looks great, thanks!
Seems to work well. Is it possible to adjust volume by holding the button instead of clicking it multiple times?
i like this app!its amazing
In silent mode led and android wear notifications are not working
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In silent mode led and android wear notifications are not working
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Thanks for the feedback, Nico! Lollipop automatically suppresses the notification LED (and wear notifications) in silent mode, I'm currently trying to implement a "custom" silent mode, which would let the LED/wear notifications continue to work!
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Seems to work well. Is it possible to adjust volume by holding the button instead of clicking it multiple times?
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Thanks, GTvert90! Holding down the volume button is currently conflicting with the "long-press to launch app-shortcut"-feature, but I'm working on a fix for this (if no long-press actions are defined, a long-press should adjust the volume).
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Thanks for the feedback, Nico! Lollipop automatically suppresses the notification LED (and wear notifications) in silent mode, I'm currently trying to implement a "custom" silent mode, which would let the LED/wear notifications continue to work!
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That would be great. A workaround is to put the phone in vibation mode and the vibration intensity to 0.
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That would be great. A workaround is to put the phone in vibation mode and the vibration intensity to 0.
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That's a great idea, thank you!
Hi can you make this for 4.2+
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Hi can you make this for 4.2+
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Thanks for the suggestion, Tilo! The method that the app uses to recognize volume key presses unfortunately only works on 4.3+!
Just a quick feedback mate, I'm using vol button cursor control on my Nexus 5 and with this app enabled, cursor control will not work anymore
Doesn't work on my Note 3! When I turn down volume and make the device Silent, Interruptions automatically switches to None (Do Not Disturb).
devilsdouble said:
Doesn't work on my Note 3! When I turn down volume and make the device Silent, Interruptions automatically switches to None (Do Not Disturb).
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I also have this behavior on Xperia M with lollipop.
Not working on OnePlus One also. It the same behavior described in the last two posts.
Great app! I've been looking for something like this. Really glad that it doesn't even need xposed!
A feature I miss is long press to change volume just as the stock one...
Bug: installed the xda version, but it's only a trial. What's the benefit of xda over play store this way ?
@niko001 Is there any way so that SoundHUD opens ups the volume panel instead of the app itself or is there any other app that could act as a shortcut to the volume panel? Asking cause my buttons sometimes don't work. I have Cyanogenmod 12 latest nightly and can set up a shortcut to SoundHUD on the Navigation ring.
xinseo said:
@niko001 Is there any way so that SoundHUD opens ups the volume panel instead of the app itself or is there any other app that could act as a shortcut to the volume panel? Asking cause my buttons sometimes don't work. I have Cyanogenmod 12 latest nightly and can set up a shortcut to SoundHUD on the Navigation ring.
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Hi xinseo,
yes, this is currently possible. Please long-tap on a free area of your homesceeen, select "Add shortcut" and choose "SoundHUD". Instead of opening the app, this shortcut will now directly show the volume panel.
Thanks!
Interesting app.
I have a couple of questions/suggestions :
The link ringtone and notification is not working. It just shows a single slider for ringtone but behind the two channels are not really linked.
At the first press on the volume button it just brings out the volume panel.It would be nice if at the first press it would actually move the sliders and show the panel at the same time..
Pressing the volume continually should change the volume. Instead you have to press multiple times to change the volume.
Tested on a Samsung S4 with Samsung Lollipop and GPE.
Sorry I'm very outdated.
I'm coming from a OnePlus3 with a physical slider that lets me select those three modes conveniently.
It looks like I can press the volume button and then select icons for those three states, but curious how you're doing it!
Coming from an OnePlus 8T I do it the exact way you described. I think it's convenient enough, but maybe there is an even smarter way.
Well, you could always look for a 3rd party app...however here's what I do.
I use Nova Prime as my launcher primarily to be able to remove the (ugly and useless to me) Google search bar that is forced on us at the bottom of the screen whether we want it or not. But, another perk of using Nova is the ability to assign various gestures to do certain things. So I use the "two finger swipe down" gesture to open the settings directly to sound and vibration. You can use any of the available gestures that you desire. So all I have to do is swipe down on my screen with two fingers and voila the Sound and vibration screen from within settings opens to the same place that pressing the volume button and tapping a setting does! Easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy! I rarely ever have to press any of the physical buttons on my phones so they do not break, or wear out.
If you need more help how to accomplish this just let me know!
I use this as a widget on my home screen, works a treat:
Silent Mode Toggle - Apps on Google Play
Switch between sound, vibrate and silent mode from your home screen
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Swype or touch the right / left side edge from any app.
Volume Control Panel - Apps on Google Play
Create your own unique custom volume panel style with added media controls!
play.google.com
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jaseman said:
Well, you could always look for a 3rd party app...however here's what I do.
I use Nova Prime as my launcher primarily to be able to remove the (ugly and useless to me) Google search bar that is forced on us at the bottom of the screen whether we want it or not. But, another perk of using Nova is the ability to assign various gestures to do certain things. So I use the "two finger swipe down" gesture to open the settings directly to sound and vibration. You can use any of the available gestures that you desire. So all I have to do is swipe down on my screen with two fingers and voila the Sound and vibration screen from within settings opens to the same place that pressing the volume button and tapping a setting does! Easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy! I rarely ever have to press any of the physical buttons on my phones so they do not break, or wear out.
If you need more help how to accomplish this just let me know!
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That's interesting, I use Nova Prime too. I only use gestures to launch apps and never thought about doing anything else with them.
I tried as you said. When you do it, does it open the settings for Sound and Vibration? It doesn't trigger the same side UI as pressing the volume button does it?
vurtomatic said:
That's interesting, I use Nova Prime too. I only use gestures to launch apps and never thought about doing anything else with them.
I tried as you said. When you do it, does it open the settings for Sound and Vibration? It doesn't trigger the same side UI as pressing the volume button does it?
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Yes it opens the settings directly to Sound and Vibrations, not what opens when you press the volume key.
Pick the gesture you prefer > shortcuts > setting shortcut > Sound & vibration!
jaseman said:
Yes it opens the settings directly to Sound and Vibrations, not what opens when you press the volume key.
Pick the gesture you prefer > shortcuts > setting shortcut > Sound & vibration!
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Thank you again, I got that working.
I habe been using Tap Tap from the playstore to use back-tap gestures for this....
s3axel said:
I habe been using Tap Tap from the playstore to use back-tap gestures for this....
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You have a link? Theres like a bazzilion different tap tap apps
morphius88 said:
You have a link? Theres like a bazzilion different tap tap apps
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I'm guessing it's this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-device-gesture-from-android-12-port.4140573/
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You have a link? Theres like a bazzilion different tap tap apps
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Sure, wanted to add the link this but didnt have the time during the day
I use the Button mapper, and I have it mapped to a long press of the volume down to change the vibration/sound on (iOS style).
It works perfectly and there is no better solution! ;-)
efkosk said:
I use the Button mapper, and I have it mapped to a long press of the volume down to change the vibration/sound on (iOS style).
It works perfectly and there is no better solution! ;-)
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My suggestion is a better solution if you value keeping your physical buttons in tip-top shape in case you plan to resell it someday. I rarely turn off my phone so I "never" need to push any of my physical buttons...rarely at best. So in my opinion my solution is better! YMMV
jaseman said:
My suggestion is a better solution if you value keeping your physical buttons in tip-top shape in case you plan to resell it someday. I rarely turn off my phone so I "never" need to push any of my physical buttons...rarely at best. So in my opinion my solution is better! YMMV
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In your solution, you need to have the phone unlocked and do an "action" It's same as opening the sound manager and setting silent mode
My solution works even with the display off. I very quickly feel the volume button down and hold it 3sec in my pocket. A good response lets me know that I have silent mode.
I don't understand what button mapper has in common with resell. It's just a software thing, without any HW intervention.