Hello there,
Whenever I am playing music and I lock the screen, at the unlocking of the screen the music stops.
This happens while using Spotify or the stock music app (the music pauses) and in the FM radio (it just turns itself off).
The problems started last night after I updated my Galaxy S3 to the latest firmware (4.1.2, don't know what other information is needed).
As I listen a lot of music on my phone and I often lock/unlock it while listening, this really annoys me, is there anyone with similar problems who has found a way to fix this?
Thanks
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Hi I am new to the forums and I looked all over, but I couldn't find an explanation to a problem that I'm having.
I also don't know if it is just my device therefore I am posting in the Galaxy Player forums just to be safe.
When I attempt to use Poweramp, Jetaudio, Player Pro, or sometimes even the default music player, I occasionally will have
my song interrupted by a loud static noise followed by 3-4 beeps. I have noticed that the problem keeps occuring only in Jetaudio
when I plug in my headphones while the song is playing. Yet with Poweramp, as soon as I play any song, it just goes straight to the static and then freezes up. This problem started happening recently after I overclocked, but it still occurs even after I reset the clocks back to factory defaults.
Player info:
Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0 default everything except it's rooted and has Go Launcher
I appreciate any help that you guys can give me. Thank you for your time.
ezombie said:
Hi I am new to the forums and I looked all over, but I couldn't find an explanation to a problem that I'm having.
I also don't know if it is just my device therefore I am posting in the Galaxy Player forums just to be safe.
When I attempt to use Poweramp, Jetaudio, Player Pro, or sometimes even the default music player, I occasionally will have
my song interrupted by a loud static noise followed by 3-4 beeps. I have noticed that the problem keeps occuring only in Jetaudio
when I plug in my headphones while the song is playing. Yet with Poweramp, as soon as I play any song, it just goes straight to the static and then freezes up. This problem started happening recently after I overclocked, but it still occurs even after I reset the clocks back to factory defaults.
Player info:
Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0 default everything except it's rooted and has Go Launcher
I appreciate any help that you guys can give me. Thank you for your time.
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How many apps do you have on your player? This happened to me too, and I realized that I had to many apps (running in the background) using to much memory on the GP 4.0. Try getting rid of some of the apps you're not using, and if all else fails factory reset the whole device.
Hi guys
I've noticed strange issue. Music player us turning on itself randomly. I'm using now latest Frayab update of stock rom but this happened in the past with several other ROMs. ie when I'm driving car and talking by hf set i can see pause icon in stat bar. Only way to get rid ov it is to run music player and turn it off in its menu.
It is annoying.
Any suggestion how to turn it off for ever ?
Hi everyone,
I experienced stuttering audio when I play back mp3 through the stock player or Poweramp. The stuttering appeared after I updated to 4.3 (MK6 and ML2).
It happens shortly after I turn off the screen and lasts for a couple of seconds when I play mp3s through the internal speaker, headphone or bluetooth.
I tried stock- and Boeffla-Kernel with almost every setting I could think of but it won't disappear.
Any Idea?
Since the latest marshmallow update my galaxy s6 edge has been experiencing issues with streaming audio apps like SoundCloud and Google play. Songs play for a few seconds and then pause. The audio resumes if I play the stream at a different part of the song but it will pause again. Turning off power save mode (which I have always had on prior to the update) seems to stop the audio problems. Anyone have a similar experience or know of a solution would be greatly appreciated.
Mark
Actually my only issue is do not desturb is not blocking calls properly. I will have it on and all phone calls still come through no matter what.
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Hey everyone,
When I have my phone connected up to Bluetooth in my car I can stream music (from andrewhaug.com app) for about 5-10 minutes before the music stops. If I wake the device it will resume streaming. Has anyone experianced this behaviour? Is there any kind of setting that I need to look at?
Im running DevBase 5.9.
I have tried resetting the Bluetooth settings but to no avail.
I have noticed possible similar behavior. When using my s9 plus verizon with my 2012 infiniti g37 randomly the Bluetooth music will skip on Spotify(every couple of minutes the music I'll pause for a second almost like a skipping CD) Never experienced this with my s8 or s7. Its always been like this with my s9. Never changed any settings or bothered looking into it.
So, somewhat of an update.
Over the past week I have noticed that the music streaming only cuts out IF the app is not the main focus. What I mean by that is; the app has to be running in full screen, like any normal app, BUT, if you exit out of it to the Home screen or go into another app and then lock the phone, that is when the music stops after a certain amount of time. Even though the app has a background service running, for some reason, its not the main app in focus, it gets put to sleep/kills the resources for it.
A bit of a weird quirk. Not sure if its an Android thing or an app thing.
Put the app out of battery optimisation & allow its background activity
RISHI RAJ said:
Put the app out of battery optimisation & allow its background activity
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I have battery optimization turned off for all apps.
Another interesting issue is when I'm streaming music, a call comes through, and when its done, the music doesn't resume playing. If I resume it like normal, it then stops like the original problem.
I can restart the phone and then it doesn't have a problem.