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After updating my phone(XT890) to kitkat I haven't been able to skip track using the volume keys. I've tried using an app which recreates this feature but it's somewhat buggy. I've tried all options (Single, double and long press) but none of these seem to make any difference. Any responses would be fantastic.

I am using KitKat and am unable to change tracks via volume keys, I have tried using another app which mimics the service, however the app would not let me set my volume to zero. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.

My phone recently updated from Android 4.2.2 to 4.4.2. Since the update, the track numbers have not properly displayed via Bluetooth. Previously, the track number would display as "1", "2", "3", etc. Now they display as "1001", "1002", "1003", etc. If the song is from Disc 2 of a 2-disc set, they display as "2001", "2002", etc. It appears as if the track number is now being displayed as [Disc][Track-zero-padded-to-three]. I only have one Bluetooth device that shows track numbers to test this on: my 2014 Honda Accord. I've tried toggling "Metachanged Intent" setting and the setting to include track/album with track name, but neither of these seems to result in any change. I am using Poweramp 2.0.9 Build 561

I am now a social outcast and a figure of fun and derision by my peers. All my friends have deserted me and the girl I love detests me. All because of Poweramp. Let me tell you this tale of woe. I was a an extremely cool party which was amazing. I was in trousers so tight I could scarcely bend my legs. My beard had been combed through and bouffanted. The girl of my dreams who I had a huge crush on was there. Now I being known for my sophisticated and ultracool musical tastes was asked by the host if I would play some tunes through the sound system of the party. Naturally I was delighted a perfect chance to impress my crush. I excused myself to make sure all humiliating and embarrassing music tracks had been deleted from my phone. Just in case, you can't be too careful, there was too much riding on this. So there I was in the bathroom discreetly deleting early 90s boy band albums, the Spice Girls. Cheesy novelty hits etc. From my android phone using Poweramp. It was very relieving to see the Poweramp confirmation telling me those deletions were permanent. You are probably sensing the tragedy that was about to befall me, little did I know then. Then my moment of expected glory came. My phone packed and ready with the most Uber cool bleeding edge bands, it was going to be hipster heaven. I try to play it cool as I connected my phone into the Bluetooth sound system amp and tapped to play, random would do nicely. I casually hipster walked to the part of the room where my crush was sitting getting the odd nod and back slap for my impeccable music taste. Me and this girl had started talking about music and bands. And then out of the blue to my absolute horror, the unmistakable notes of "Achy Breaky heart" by Billy Ray Cyrus started to play. At first I was confused, had someone hijacked the sound system, then I realised the awful fact it was playing from my phone. I heard mutterings around me as I desperately scrambled to pull the phone out my pocket, damn these tight jeans. Without a moment to lose I swiped the next track, Spice Girls, shit, another desperate swipe at last something cool. I looked up and this girl's eyes said it all, I had been found out has been a musical fraud, people were laughing by now. I could not take the humiliation I left the party as quickly as I could. Since this terrible mortifying moment, I have been a social outcast I have been mocked and ridiculed by my peers. And the girl I fancied thinks I'm a joke. I write this here as a terrible warning don't let what happened to me happen to you. I since found out, that after upgrading to KitKat that it is harder for apps to delete music files off the SD card. And this was the cause of my doom. My request is this: Dear Poweramp developers, could you please make an update so I can delete music files from the app again like you could before. I would be enormously grateful. PS. The above story is actually fiction but I thought it would amuse you. But it could have happened, it could :-) James

I have an LG Nexus 4, Android version 4.4.4, not rooted. I've noticed that when I pause, change songs, or the song transitions to the next one while the screen is off, as the song fades/cuts, I can hear this annoying static sound in my earphones which eventually disappears. I tried pausing and changing songs while screen is on and I didn't encounter any of that annoying sound. Recreated the scenario in my stock music player (Google Play Music) and I didn't encounter it as well. Used my earphones on another device (not 4.4.4 though) and static is not present. Setting the audio buffer size to +750ms and the audio thread priority to the highest option didn't work. Anyone here who encountered the same issue? Any recommendations?

Hello. I am writing from Argentina and I'm using a translator to practice questions. forgiveness. I have the Poweramp app payment longtime and recently actualize by samsung kies to version 4.4.2 kitkat (I have a smarphone Galaxy S4) and since the install note that at times the music skips (stutters). The truth is very annoying and I would like to know if this happened to one, or if I can help. Thank you very much for reading. Greetings. Edit: I just realized I had the shareware. not that it happened, but had also. When I upgrade maybe, or whenever the cel and reinstall, I did not completely. Now I have the full version. see if it does or not. fingers crossed .. Poweramp version: 2.0.9-build-558-play (version completa) Phone: Samsung Galaxy S4 (GT-I9500) Android: 4.4.2 (Kitkat Oficial))

I have a Samsung Note 3 which runs under Android 4.4.2. Since KitKat it does not save my playlists (m3u8, are located on sd card) when i add some music to my playlists. In the past it automatically saves the playlist when i open it, make some changes, and after press the back button. How can i save my playlists?