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  1. No, a single message to a text contact, or WhatsApp etc, appears at the top of the screen with empty space below it. New messages get added further down the page until scrolling becomes necessary. Just like Poweramp does with short lists. Andre
  2. Yes, I've just installed the app "CIFS Documents Provider" and get the same result. I can Export settings files to my chosen NAS folder via CIFS, but even though the file appears to have saved correctly onto the NAs, I can't re-import it directly (all files are greyed out as not available for importing). Andre
  3. I use two hands, as I can't even stretch over to the left-hand side of the screen with my right thumb. Andre
  4. Shouldn't need the unlocker, it should remain unlocked. So the Export Settings/Data option shows your CIFS/SMB location, but using the Import option immediately afterwards does not? It's meant to remember the last-used path. Andre
  5. Doesn't make much sense to me, I can't think of many other apps that bottom-align lists that only contain a few items (text editors, photo gallery views, file explorers, etc). Andre
  6. Is this on the same installation of Poweramp, or restoring to a different device or a reinstalled app (which may have different permissions applied). Andre
  7. There is definitely something non-standard about those files, none of the embedded tags are readable in Poweramp. Also some of my PC music players (e.g. ZoomPlayer) also don't see the tags either, while foobar2000 and VLC do read them. The displayed title is being parsed from the filenames by the way, on the assumption they are in "<track#> - <title>" layout. Long-press on the song and select Info/Tags, and you'll see that no tag data has been accessed. TagScanner can re-save these files, but the tagging remains in the non-standard format. MP3Tag refuses to re-save them at all (just gives an error message) however it can re-save them after TagScanner has first processed them. At that point (after saving in TagScanner, and then re-saving in MP3Tag) they work. I'm sure @maxmp will be able to take a look at them, and perhaps design a workaround. I suspect it might be related to the embedded cover image data, which in these files comes first in the data area before the other tags. Removing the cover images in TagScanner causes the rest of the tags to become readable (without needing to double-save in MP3Tag afterwards). What app or source created the tagging data? Andre
  8. No, as that long-press function is about how to launch the player app, it doesn't know anything about what song may be currently playing. It would be possible to implement Like/Unlike buttons in a homescreen Widget, but currently they do not offer that functionality. The closest thing to what you are asking (and probably actually easier than finding the Poweramp icon in your homescreens and long-pressing on it) would be to add 'Like' and/or 'Unlike' buttons to the media swipe-down notification panel: You can change those outer two icons in various ways via PA Settings=>Look and Feel=>Notifications=>Buttons: Andre
  9. If you make changes to an M3U (file-based) playlist in Poweramp, the physical M3U file will get updated as soon as you add, remove or move any songs. So the updated file can then be synced back to your PC using any two-way syncing application that checks for file modifications. However, the updated M3U file will now contain the full absolute Android filesystem path for each song - not Windows style "C:\Users\username\Music\Artist\AlbumName\songfile.mp3" paths. While Poweramp can cope with either format (it is designed to ignore the root levels of folder naming, for this exact compatibility reason) your Windows player might not be so forgiving as it won't be able to find Android's "/AB12-CD34/Music/Artist/AlbumName/songfile.mp3" format. The only way for an M3U file to be cross-compatible with both file systems is to use relative paths. So for example if you created an M3U playlist file directly inside your Windows "Music" folder, and make all the individual song lines contain paths based from there - such as simply "Artist\AlbumName\songfile.mp3" - then that same file will work in Poweramp if you place it inside your "Music" folder on your Android device too. As the playlist was in relative mode rather than absolute format, Poweramp will retain that format whenever it writes new content back to storage, so it will remain Windows-compatible too. For more information on this subject, see the final section in this guide: Andre
  10. I think Atmos works (if it's part of the firmware in the ROM on your device). Andre
  11. The EQ will only work with regular Android audio formats, not sure how Apple Music sends spatial audio files, but it could be something generic. Andre
  12. To answer your second point, on the most recent releases of Poweramp (build 978 onwards) multi-selected songs are now moved together as a block - although you'll only see the one item visible as you scroll up and down lists, so you can more clearly see the insertion point. Move selection to top or bottom might be a nice idea, but remember that you can already do this when adding new songs into a playlist in the first place (you can set the +Playlist functionality to 'Insert at Start', 'Add to End', or 'Shuffled'). To be honest though, if you have an excessive amount of songs in one playlist then it might be worth editing the list using an external editor on a more suitable device rather than the 6 inch screen of a phone. Andre
  13. @Fitzian OP says they have not received any confirmation email to their registered address. As sending it out is automated, I suspect problems with the delivery address (maybe even a typo). Andre
  14. It's not possible to address specific personal account questions in these public forums. You have done the right thing in contacting the Support email, they should be able to help you. Please allow up to a couple of working days for response. I assume you have checked that the emails(s) haven't gone into your junk/spam locations? Andre
  15. There's no such thing as a "liked Category", just a liked song which you can do by tapping the Thumbs Up icon on the Player screen. If that is not currently shown for you, enable it with Settings=>Look and Feel=>Player Screen=>Rating Type. You can add the currently playing song to a playlist by long-pressing anything in the cover artwork area and tapping "Add to Playlist". Andre
  16. In case anyone else is finding this thread later, to get into AA dev mode: go to Android Settings=>Connected Devices=>Android Auto. Scroll down to 'Version and Permission info' and tap on that ten times. You will then be able to access the Developer Settings screen via the three-dots menu at the top of the screen. Andre
  17. In the immortal words of Toyah Wilcox, "It's a Mystery..."
  18. Lines without timecodes (or other control fields) are treated as null/comments. Just prefix any extra lines with timecodes too and it will work fine. Identical timecoded lines will be highlighted and displayed together when the lyrics are scrolled. Andre
  19. Not gone at all. You did scroll down to the bottom the list of Re-Sort options didn't you? Also, you may not be aware but you can now choose Shuffled ordering when you add new items to a Playlist in the first place. Just long-press on the '+Playlist' icon and you can set the mode to insert new songs at the Start of the Playlist, add to the End (which is the original default), or Shuffled. Andre
  20. I assume you mean you are playing music using Poweramp on a phone (what type, Android version, etc?) to a connected Android Auto interface on your car's headunit? Is it a USB cabled connection (which often uses Bluetooth for audio) or fully wireless? What output method are you using in the PA Settings=>Audio=>Output page? PA can also be configured to allow interruptions or not, via its Settings=>Audio=>Audio Focus page, try changing the Short and Permanent Audio Focus settings. Also see if it works better with Duck Volume enabled or not. Andre
  21. @Fitzian I think they are passive 250 ohm studio monitor headphones. They must have a microswitch inside that disconnects the cable wiring when not being worn, but I've never seen that in a passive device. https://europe.beyerdynamic.com/dt-1990-pro.html Andre
  22. If there's nothing in that list, nothing will be equalised. You have to specifically enable apps in that list for them to be processed. Try playing something using an app that is supported natively (e.g. Spotify) and see if it can then be selected from the Known Players list. Andre
  23. Have you been able to activate processing for the various music player apps that you are using in the Settings=>Equalizer=>Known Players list? Andre
  24. I was just about to say that even if a disconnection/reconnection was occurring, you should still see it mentioned in the log... but as you've just posted, that is indeed what you are seeing. As to why so many connection events are occurring when you put on your headphones, I can't say I'm afraid. But turning off the Headset/Bluetooth=>Resume on Wired Headset and Pause on Headset Disconnect options should at least tell Poweramp not to respond to them. Andre
  25. PA cannot pick up audio from microphones, it must be some sort of command or event sent. Check Settings=>Headset/Bluetooth=>Last Processed Commands to see what is being detected. Andre
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