I've been looking but I haven't seen a tutorial of this certain task. How could I voice commands using Google now to switch between the volume profiles I have setup in my audio app?
Rather than having Tasker change the volumes within Tasker, I want Taker to select preset profiles I have setup in Audio Manager Pro.
Example: Saying Ok Google "loud volume", then it selects the profile within a.m.p. title "loud".
If there is a tutorial I could use for what i'm asking please point me in that direction.
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Hiho,
I´m new to Tasker and found a lot of good ideas and solutions here, so I thought it could be the right place for my question
I have two intent profiles, one listens for song infos, one for play/pause. As there is a new intent, the corresponding task updates the variables (to global ones), and if the overlay scene is active, it destroys the scene and creates a new one, which is updated with the new song information.
I got it to work as a Tasker project, have all code within the project. The exported App however does not update on intent receive, it shows the information from the moment the app was created.
For the ones who are interested, here´s what my app does: it creates an transparent foldable overlay with swipe gestures to have access to Spotify play, next.. and Volume +/-. Best way to operate while Google Maps is running. In the corner, it shows the track information, to see what I am listening to at the moment. One gesture closes the overlay and shows a small button I can move, I can do some input and then reopen the overlay easily.
Next I want to add is a gesture to dump the track information to a text file or notepad, so I can listen to unknown playlists and mark favorite tracks easily while driving. I also want to add a gesture which closes actual audio app and opens another one and autostarts it (to switch f.e. from Spotiy to Podcast Addict).
hi... i would like to seek help in creating audio profiles...
1st, i would like to be able to create a menu on the notification panel to be able to manually set audio profiles... if it's not possible on the notification panel, then a widget on the home screen will do... if a menu isn't possible, then individual shortcuts will do...
2nd, i would like to be able to create custom notifications for different applications similar to LlamaTones...
thanks!
1. go to preferences of Tasker, check the notification action button, and choose your tasks.
2. not that I know of...out maybe this could be complicating. I guess you will have to monitor notification (provided your needed apps show them for notifying) - e.g. using AutoNotification, and then act upon it.
I need to disable notification sound only from selected app (For example what's app) when Bluetooth headset is connected. Is it possible with tasker? If yes please tell me how.......
Thanks in advance
my personal thoughts, this is so complicating and might not worth it... unless you have a real good reason for doing it, I would not recommend trying to implement this.
in case you still want this, you can try:
- install autoinput or something similar to mimic your actions in turning off sounds in those apps
- link those actions to a Tasker profile with Bluetooth conditions
I imagine you would need to have screen turned on for the actions to be carried out
This should not be very difficult.
You should set a profile to create a variable When bluetooth is connected.
Then a profile when the app is running, the task within would be: set a variable to memorize current media volume, then "if bluetooth connected, set media volume to zero".
Exit task would be: set volume media to original media volume.
With my Pixel 3 I could set it to automatically go into Do Not Disturb during a calendar event (such as a meeting). I can't find this setting on the S10. Is it there, or is there an app that will do it automatically?
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With my Pixel 3 I could set it to automatically go into Do Not Disturb during a calendar event (such as a meeting). I can't find this setting on the S10. Is it there, or is there an app that will do it automatically?
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You can set this up in Tasker. It's a bit of a learning curve to create each scenario you want, but it can work very well.
I currently have it changing my sound mode to Vibrate and media volume to 1 when I connect to my work's WiFi. And then it will change the sound mode to Normal and media volume Max when I connect to my car's bluetooth.
I'm using Bixby Routines to set separate Do Not Disturb rules - one for weekends and one for weekdays. Surprised Samsung didn't include this ability in the Do Not Disturb settings like the Pixels have.
Hi,
might seem a silly question but it's very annoying while driving that I receive Samsung calendar notifications. While they appear full screen, Waze and music sounds are silenced.
I have to manually dismiss them before all sounds are 'restored'.
I just want to drive without interruptions of the calendar app, anyone know how this can be done? I'm also using Android Auto but don't see any setting that can accomplish this.
thank you
I'm using Tasker and AutoNotifcation for this. I block some notifications and enable the AOD while connected to my cars Bluetooth.
- install both apps
- in Tasker add a task and search for "AutoNotification Block".
- Tap the pen of Configuration and select the apps you want to block the notification for. You can also add the package name manually
- Under "Toggle" set it to "Block"
- go back and set the timeout to none (slide the slider to the most right)
- go back to the task
- go back to the task list
- add a new task, do the same as above but instead of "Block" set the Toggle to "Unblock".
Now you have the needed tasks and you can set the profiles for them.
- In Tasker go to the profile tap and add a new profile, name it whatever you want.
- Tap on "Status" and filter for "Bluetooth connected" (Note: Bluetooth must be enabled while creating the profiles!).
- Name is optional, tap on the magnifying glass for "Address" and select your cars Bluetooth address.
- go back and Tasker will popup a window where you need to assign a task. Assign the "block" task.
- now do the same again but Mark the "Reverse" check mark in the Bluetooth address menu and after this select the "unblock" task.
So, Tasker will tell AutoNotification to block the specific notifications while connected to the Bluetooth device and unblock it if disconnected.
I hope it works for you. I don't know the English menu entries for Tasker since my app is in German, sorry if there's something different.
thanks, great tip : I already bought Tasker a while ago, I'll set it up like that