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Feature: Beep when song is changed via headset button #24
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I think this is a great idea. Obviously needs to be optional though. I'd use this myself. |
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This is nice because telling the difference between paused playback and a song that starts with silence can be tricky. This was inspired by the implementation in vanilla music (also GPLv3) and the beep sound was taken from there. Fixes timusus#24.
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This is nice because telling the difference between paused playback and a song that starts with silence can be tricky. This was inspired by the implementation in vanilla music (also GPLv3) and the beep sound was taken from there. Fixes timusus#24.
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One feature from Vanilla Music I really like is the option to beep when I change songs via double-pressing my headset's button.
The reason for this is that, with songs often starting with a few seconds of silence or fade-in, it's difficult to tell if I've paused or skipped.
Since both applications are GPLv3, you might be able to crib parts of their implementation - see https://github.com/vanilla-music/vanilla/blob/master/src/ch/blinkenlights/android/vanilla/MediaButtonReceiver.java.
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