hey guys dose this happen to... your playing music though loud speaker and got the phone face down and you get a msg but you dont hear your msg tone because the music is louder and cant see your tracker ball... what im thinking is a way the music would fade out and pause, then play your msg tone, and then unpause and fade back into the song...
what you guys think
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Hi,
when i get a sms the ring don't stop until the music ends.
Can I stop the music firs?
Thanks.
You mean your notification sound that you recieved an SMS message?
I believe you can just disable the sound file in the sound options.
If you want to interrupt the audio sound and make it be quiet I would have thought just pushing end would quiet it down like a voice call.
Unfortunately this is a "feature" of all Windows Mobile devices and sms sound cannot be turned off during playing, it always play the whole length.
In that case pick a shorter sound
Is it possible to listen to music while making a phonecall? For example, when I'm having a phone conversation, sometimes I want to play some song to the other party but playing some mp3 file only produces silence. On my previous phone it was possible. Any way to make this work?
Hey all,
When I listen to music on WMP (as I find it better than the default TF3D music player) on the HTC headphones, is there a way to stop the music and show the caller when I get an incoming call?
I only found out I missed a call after I finished and saw the prompt on the Today screen
And i'm using TouchLockPro, if that helps with anything.
Thanks for any help
(Sorry if this already has been posted somewhere else)
When I listen to music, an audio book or some other media, that media is muted while a notification sound (e-mail, etc) sounds. This is - of course - very annoying since the movie, audio book is interrupted (but not stopped).
On my HTC Desire the music kept playing also when a notification sound was playing.
Is there some way to make the notification sounds play at the same time as other audio streams?
Hi there,
I use PowerAMP, and this issue didn't appeared to me yet.
When I receive a message or something, I just hear the ringtone softly through my music.
joshoon said:
Hi there,
I use PowerAMP, and this issue didn't appeared to me yet.
When I receive a message or something, I just hear the ringtone softly through my music.
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Seems like the sound issue is based on how each app uses the notification sounds.
Some apps does use the same "audio-channel" as my music player, and that interrupts/pauses the music. Other apps uses some other audio-channel and notifications though those apps executes their softly through my music.
It doesn't mather what ROM etc you are using.
I just have to live with this.
Couldn't find this elsewhere so, if I'm listening to music (either via Walkman app or Google Music) through my headphones and get a text, it will lower the music and play the notification tone. I wouldn't mind but if I put the phone in silent/vibrate so I can listen to my music without interruption it simply lowers the audio AND not play the notification sound which is pointless.
So basically is there anyway to stop notifications interfering with my music volume? The only suggestions I could find were silent/vibrate but like I say, doesn't seem to help. Stupid thing is if it's on loudspeaker and I have it on silent it doesn't interfere.
xfile087 said:
Couldn't find this elsewhere so, if I'm listening to music (either via Walkman app or Google Music) through my headphones and get a text, it will lower the music and play the notification tone. I wouldn't mind but if I put the phone in silent/vibrate so I can listen to my music without interruption it simply lowers the audio AND not play the notification sound which is pointless.
So basically is there anyway to stop notifications interfering with my music volume? The only suggestions I could find were silent/vibrate but like I say, doesn't seem to help. Stupid thing is if it's on loudspeaker and I have it on silent it doesn't interfere.
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I don't think the Walkman app has that setting.