I'm not the developer of this app, I found it on the Internet !
With that app we can turn off music keys on the top lockscreen when we not listen the music.
Ever wanted to remove the active song from the volume bar without rebooting your phone? Now you can!
Just open the application and your music will be stopped. The Volume Bar will be cleared and the music controls removed from the volume bar and the lock screen. No more accidentally pressing the play button.
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Download from MarketPlace:
http://www.windowsphone.com/pl-PL/apps/0899997d-c25a-4075-9b28-685308e1568b
Thanks for sharing!
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You can also play a video file and pause it, and voila, no more volume options for music!!!
Fantastic app.
Is it possible to write the app so that it will disable the music then close itself? That way, you could have it pinned to the start screen and simply press it, and it will do everything automatically.
Thanks for sharing!
Awesome and I second the idea of Lumic.
A little option should be avaible in the menu, which allows you to toggle if the application should close itself after removing the music bar.
thanks, very cool app )
Thanx for making this in an app in the marketplace. The app already existed though. Very usefull.
nice app. thanks for this one.
very cool app
Very good app. I think that Microsoft should have included this option in the OS.
I was just thinking about "There oughta be an app for this!" the other day.
Great app, thanks!
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Is there a way to make an app stay alive in the background?
I'm annoyed by Spotify being auto-closed when not used (on pause in background). This disables the play button on my Bluetooth headset to start it and also the position in the song and even what song and playlist is lost.
Maybe it was my old Desire HD having more RAM that made it less prune to close Spotify as soon as it was left on pause in the background.
Any ideas on how to make Android favor certain apps and keep them from being killed?
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Is there a way to make an app stay alive in the background?
I'm annoyed by Spotify being auto-closed when not used (on pause in background). This disables the play button on my Bluetooth headset to start it and also the position in the song and even what song and playlist is lost.
Maybe it was my old Desire HD having more RAM that made it less prune to close Spotify as soon as it was left on pause in the background.
Any ideas on how to make Android favor certain apps and keep them from being killed?
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If it has a persistent notification (icon in notification bar), turn that on. It will stop the app getting killed. If it doesn't have this function you're out of luck sorry.
I am looking for a widget to adjust the volume(s) from my deskto
Anyone know of one?
-kesnik
What I do is I click the volume button once and then slide it by hand. This is my temporary solution until I can find a widget.
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Widgetsoid. If you make a widget and go to advanced you can make it pop up in notification bar, one of the icons being a sound adjuster, though not the native slider.
Best Volume Widget
The only one I've found to work without popping the volume slider every time you change volume.
Hi Lare2
Many thanks for that recommendation as not only does it work great but rather the having to have a separate control for each type of sound i discovered hitting the name changes to the next option so only need one widget on the Home screen instead of 4 or 5 and can alter all sound levels from it a great app and its free.
Marc
Dogmann said:
Hi Lare2
Many thanks for that recommendation as not only does it work great but rather the having to have a separate control for each type of sound i discovered hitting the name changes to the next option so only need one widget on the Home screen instead of 4 or 5 and can alter all sound levels from it a great app and its free.
Marc
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Good app. However, i want an widget that can display on notification bar. So when i click the icon, slider volume control appears (like when you are playing music), so i can control volume when i'm in other apps, no need to go back homescreen.
After I stop a song using the music player, the pause icon appears in the notification bar.
How do I remove this icon. Is the only way to go into task manager and end the music task?
Thanks
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Open the player and press "back" works every time
This bug was in BADA OS too (Don't know about BADA 2.0) Trademark Bug of Samsh!t ??
Solution is the same
Pause the current song
Tap Next or Previous (while its paused)
Tap Back till you get outta music player.
Now it will be closed
Thanks everyone for your help
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Boy124 said:
This bug was in BADA OS too (Don't know about BADA 2.0) Trademark Bug of Samsh!t ??
Solution is the same
Pause the current song
Tap Next or Previous (while its paused)
Tap Back till you get outta music player.
Now it will be closed
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It's not a bug, it's called multitasking.
When you pause a song, you are not stopping the music app. When you exit the app by entering it and then back button, that's when the app terminates.
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The pause icon will disappear on it's own accord when Android does what it is supposed to do and deems the program to be no longer needed.
For me it's a matter of mere minutes
Is there any way to enable music beats light effect even when the screen is off,
I want to enable Music lights even on locked screen
MaddMee said:
Is there any way to enable music beats light effect even when the screen is off,
I want to enable Music lights even on locked screen
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well, there is a bug that actually allows this.
play a music and then go to home screen. From there, tap on the walkman app and immediately tap the home button. Dont let walkman open. This will allow the led to function during any apps, screen on and screen off.
Have fun.
Hit thanks if this helps. :good:
sarkar1990 said:
well, there is a bug that actually allows this.
play a music and then go to home screen. From there, tap on the walkman app and immediately tap the home button. Dont let walkman open. This will allow the led to function during any apps, screen on and screen off.
Have fun.
Hit thanks if this helps. :good:
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thanks for that
MaddMee said:
thanks for that
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No problem.
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I found this on another site last night.
Took me a while to get the timing right but I can confirm it does work.
Why has sony given the led bar such limited functionality!
Cant wait to see what devs can do.
Still, the colors won't chamge with changing songs, I have read that Sony has released a led control api on their website? Will that help or is it already available in the device itself
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Still, the colors won't chamge with changing songs, I have read that Sony has released a led control api on their website? Will that help or is it already available in the device itself
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That's to create apps that can use the LED. Can't be used with pre-existing apps.
sarkar1990 said:
well, there is a bug that actually allows this.
play a music and then go to home screen. From there, tap on the walkman app and immediately tap the home button. Dont let walkman open. This will allow the led to function during any apps, screen on and screen off.
Have fun.
Hit thanks if this helps. :good:
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Very funny!
i love this little bug
Thanks for tip
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It even works with MX Player!!
just pause Walkman and play any video with MXPlayer
its awesome!
So google play music for me works...but when I disconnect from bluetooth and I end the task for google play the icon remains in the status bar still and I have to reopen the player and close to make it go away. Anyone else have this issue? What players do you guys use?
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I've got the free 6 months of play music with the nexus so I'm currently using it.
However my go to app for music playback is poweramp.
Does that issue occur for you though? Like the player stays in status bar even after task has been ended?
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Does that issue occur for you though? Like the player stays in status bar even after task has been ended?
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If it is in my notification bar I click it to open, then press back on phone till the app closes. If it is still present I can normally just swipe it away.