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  1. This issue of play counts not updating unless the player moves to another track caused me a bit of grief this week. In my case it was updating the last played time but not the play count when I was test playing one track at a time while troubleshooting an issue with a different app. I found this thread so I know what the issue is now but I'm having trouble understanding why it hasn't been fixed in over 3 years. Surely the solution is moving the process that updates the play count to the same trigger that updates the last played time? The player moving to another track shouldn't be a requirement for the play count to update. The "Advance Category" option is a poor workaround not a solution.
  2. Thanks. I figured out the problem. The manifest file was missing the following. <queries> <package android:name="com.maxmpz.audioplayer" /> </queries> The null result threw me off, If it produced an exception instead I might have figured it out sooner. Thanks.
  3. Working on a similar issue so I hope it isn't off topic posting my query in here. I actually don't use Poweramp so I've just installed the trial version to trouble shoot a problem with Musicbee's wifi app that I'm trying to get working again. It queries different music players including the Poweramp database. It does say the trial is a fully functioning version for 15 days but I just wanted to check queries to the API work in the trial version? I'm not against paying for it to trouble shoot the problem but I don't want to throw my money at an app I'm not going to use if the trial version isn't the actual problem. ContentResolver contentResolver = getContentResolver(); String[] projection = {"folders.path", "folder_files.name", "folder_files.rating", "folder_files.played_times", "folder_files.played_at"}; Cursor cursor = contentResolver.query(Uri.parse("content://com.maxmpz.audioplayer.data/files"), projection, null, null, null)) With the code above, cursor is null. I've tried just using "folder_files.name" for the projection string but it still comes back as null. This is on a device running android 14. I've got a small playlist with 8 songs and played a few of them a couple of times to get some stats going. Am I missing something or is my problem the trial version? Thanks.
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