Hi,
Have anyone noticed AVRCP buttons ( next/previous and play pause buttons) not working in Pocketmusic and PocketPlayer. But they are working perfectly in TouchFlo3d music player and also Windows Media player.
Any fix?
I found this problem too as I always played pocketmusic; now I play my mp3s thru audio manager cause I don't know how to fix it, sorry.
that's weird, hope somebody could throw some light over this issue
no fixes yet? nobody got a clue?
is there button mapping options in Pocket Music player?
Would be great if this could be fixed
i am trying to link different applications with AVRCP / A2DP though without luck...
it did worked on Tytn II , though the Diamond seems not to offer the possibility to control 3rd party Multimedi applic's
Coreplayer 1.25 ; no AVRCP - only volume control
Pocket player 3.6 : same as above.
WMP -on board : all works, but the sound output is less than the above
I will try to associate file extensions with other programs and report back if this would solv.
i guess only disabeling Touchflo might solve this temporarely as a work around.
I have same troubles with CorePlayer too
When I connect my DS-970, its controls TF3D player tab
I try to disable this tab - CorePlayer didn't work correctly too
but WMP did! (
Reg tak request
I posted left and right requests to tweakers to have a look into this but without luck yet.
Advanced Config (or boinger66 add-ons for Advance Config 2.1) should be the most suitable solution though.
If you guys would liek to post a few other direct requests (no new thread yet) someone with the required knowledge might come up with something ..
DS980 VS HTC Daimond + Pocket music
I have got the same problem. Now, I post my problem to Pocketmind support team already. They said, they will get back to me. Actually, I am not advance user and this problem should be a known problem, unfortunately, I tried to search on many web by using google, hopeless!!
If I got any feedback from the support team, will share
timn2087 said:
is there button mapping options in Pocket Music player?
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There is option on the button mapping but it did not work with AVCRP bluetooth. It works on the handheld itself
Having same problem too.. have installed the WMP plug-in for Pocket player and enabled the workaround relating to play/pause for WMP A2DP in the config screen. However, still cannot use AVRCP to control Pocket Player from my Bluetooth car stereo.
Not a major issue, but it would be nice to get working as I've been impressed with PP so far and so will probably end up buying it.
Thx
M.
ceevee369 said:
I posted left and right requests to tweakers to have a look into this but without luck yet.
Advanced Config (or boinger66 add-ons for Advance Config 2.1) should be the most suitable solution though.
If you guys would liek to post a few other direct requests (no new thread yet) someone with the required knowledge might come up with something ..
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I'm following this thread because I plan to buy a Touch Pro when it comes out in my area and I want PocketPlayer to work with the AVRCP on my new car stereo.
I saw from your post about Advance Config and I was curious if anybody tried setting the Default Music Player for the HTC Music Plugin setting? Does that help?
Advance Config can be downloaded here: http://www.touchxperience.com/
As I do not have a Touch Pro yet, I cannot test this, but I am curious about other's experiences solving this issue.
Until today, Pocketmind has not reply my question yet. May be, they could not figure out too. I posted my the same question in some other forum. One of the reply stated that I should find the plugin AVRCP for pocketMusic. Again, Until today, I tried to search in the google, I still could not find plugin AVRCP for pocket music. If anyone of you have a luck on this, please
thx1200 said:
I'm following this thread because I plan to buy a Touch Pro when it comes out in my area and I want PocketPlayer to work with the AVRCP on my new car stereo.
I saw from your post about Advance Config and I was curious if anybody tried setting the Default Music Player for the HTC Music Plugin setting? Does that help?
Advance Config can be downloaded here: http://www.touchxperience.com/
As I do not have a Touch Pro yet, I cannot test this, but I am curious about other's experiences solving this issue.
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After I launch your above web, then, I link to
http://www.touchxperience.com/
I saw the "HTC Music Manager" function in the description that allow you to choose default music player in the link but when install, NO "HTC MUSIC Manager". So ridiculous
My old Touch was able to map the Hardwarebutton BT to Start/Stop, so i could pause/Play by pressing BT Sidebutton.
On the Diamond and on the old Touch this is implemented in 1-3 DLLs. As it is hardcoded in these DLLs - it is definitly not possible to "remap" these buttons :-(
I asked in the forum if it is possible to use the DLLs from the "old" Touch. ... No interesting feedback by now...
ratzefumm said:
My old Touch was able to map the Hardwarebutton BT to Start/Stop, so i could pause/Play by pressing BT Sidebutton.
On the Diamond and on the old Touch this is implemented in 1-3 DLLs. As it is hardcoded in these DLLs - it is definitly not possible to "remap" these buttons :-(
I asked in the forum if it is possible to use the DLLs from the "old" Touch. ... No interesting feedback by now...
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Thanks for your info. Until today, nobody could solve this problem!!. I left this issue to Pocketmind and they said they would come back in 3 days. Now 10 days already. May be, they are also incapable to solve it : (
Same problem here with Mort Player on HTC Touch Pro (Raphael).
It seems, they changed the way BT stack interprets AVRCP commands, or hardcoded sending these commands directly to WMplayer, cause it is only think that works with AVRCP.
I hope this will be soon solved in some cooked ROMs.
johny.mnemonic said:
Same problem here with Mort Player on HTC Touch Pro (Raphael).
It seems, they changed the way BT stack interprets AVRCP commands, or hardcoded sending these commands directly to WMplayer, cause it is only think that works with AVRCP.
I hope this will be soon solved in some cooked ROMs.
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If you hear about a cooked ROM that fixes this, please post it here!
I don't usually have time to comb through all the awesome stuff going on at XDA and would very much appreciate it!
Hi, is there a music player that can be controlled (next, previos, volume, play/pause) with the buttons on the stock wired headset? I can't use them in WMP and is very frustrating.
BT function for Pocket Music
Still no response from Pocketmind. Also, tried to search, hopeless.
does anyone know if there is a program or something which will enable me to record the radio station i am listening to using the touch pro. why didnt htc include this basic function even the cheapest nokia 5000 has this functionality.
my understandingis that hardware prohibits this. However, you can just record the speaker: http://www.fuzemobility.com/?p=750
try Resco Radio
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does anyone know if there is a program or something which will enable me to record the radio station i am listening to using the touch pro. why didnt htc include this basic function even the cheapest nokia 5000 has this functionality.
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Resco Radio allows you to record whatever station you have up in their application to the device or storage card.
*Good luck*
thanx man i will give it a try.
does resco radio only tape internet radio. how can you record 'free to air' radio that i tune into on my tp2?
Resco Pocket Radio only does internet stations. Anyone found any decent FM/speaker/headphones recording software?
Just wondering as our phones have a FM receiver.
Wondering if there is a app that receives the signal and converts DAB into audio.
Should be possible i would image as a radio signal is analogue anyway..
Don't want to use streaming radio apps.
As far as i know, DAB means Digital Audio Broadcast - if your device has a digital receiver built in, that would be possible. My HD2 has only an analogue radio receiver. I do not see a way that your request could be fulfilled...
memory serves me correct there is no such thing as a digital broadcast....
All radio waves are analouge?
So if the decoder could be emulated in software?
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memory serves me correct there is no such thing as a digital broadcast....
All radio waves are analouge?
So if the decoder could be emulated in software?
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The analogue FM receiver in your phone can only receive frequencies from 87.5 to 108MHz and cannot even receive the frequencies used in DAB (174-240MHz).
If it was that easy, don't you think someone else would have already done what you suggest?
After all it would be one more advertisable feat of your Handset they would use to make you pay more money for it if they could.
lol forgot about the frequency range..
Cheers for input
Mods could you please close this thread thank you
Actually there is, it is called Wavesink and you can find it in Google store.
Unfortunately it won't work with my car player (It runs Android 2.3.4) Wavesink requiers Android 3 or newer, anyone know of a way to modify the Apk file so that it will work with earlier versions of android?
From what i have read you could modify the AndroidManifest.xml file inside the Apk but i don't have the knowledge to do that,
This programme will work with a dab Usb dongle connected to your phone, tab etc....
Dragonlove said:
Actually there is, it is called Wavesink and you can find it in Google store.
Unfortunately it won't work with my car player (It runs Android 2.3.4) Wavesink requiers Android 3 or newer, anyone know of a way to modify the Apk file so that it will work with earlier versions of android?
From what i have read you could modify the AndroidManifest.xml file inside the Apk but i don't have the knowledge to do that,
This programme will work with a dab Usb dongle connected to your phone, tab etc....
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here in the uk there is a web site called radiofeedsuk i use this as i can download a .mp3 flile and play it va vlc once i remane it to .mp3
I think here need frequency range.. May i help you..
Hello everybody!
I want to solve my problem with playing music in a car. I have an Xperia SP and about a year ago, I tested like 10 ROMs in very short period of time and I don't remember names of these ROMs, but I remember that one of these had this really cool app, which would allow me to use my phone as an FM Transmitter. I didn't think it was something special back then, but I could really make use of it now.
I tested it on my radio at home and it really worked. Not many phones have FM transmitter, but some Xperias, as I read now, accidentally have this function. I've tried to google that app, all I found was Spirit FM app which wasn't working for me and I'm sure it's not the app that I'm looking for..
Doesn't anybody have this app, ROM or a tip how I could find it? Any help appreciated
FM Transmitter depends on the ROM support.. AdrianDC has made an add-on for this with CM12.1 but after lollipop, FM Transmitter has been deprecated forever.
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Not exactly.
You could use a flashable zip (called addon) which set a value in build.prop which activated the FM transmitter app. It worked not only on L, but also on M. You could also set the value manually. It was something like ro.fm.transmitter = true or similar.
Afaik, this app isn't included anymore in lineage.
But there are two apps which are called Spirit FM, Version 1 and 2. They do exactly what you want.
Version 1 is available for free somewhere on Xda.
Version 2 is a little costly and available on the Playstore.
They worked then, I'm quite sure they still do.
Is there any chance of making the FM radio functional?
(The FM reciever is used, for example, for online translation on meetings to different languages.)
I'm interested (but not putting much hope so far...)
This is possible?
Are there any new HW info pls?
Really interested... That would be great!