How To Play Pixel Gun 3d On Pc 2023
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Expected behaviour: When playing podcast the play controls appear in the Android notification area and on the lockscreen. When tapping the play controls they do what they should (play pause, advance rewind), when tapping the title in the notification area Antennapod opens.
This seems to be potentially related to or even the same as (some reports in) Player in the notification shade disappears if interacted with while app is in background Issue #6049 AntennaPod/AntennaPod GitHub
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I noticed yesterday that the Now Playing feature on my Pixel 6 is no longer working. In the Now Playing Settings it says "com.maxmpz.10329 is using device audio" and "Songs aren't identified while device audio is being used by other apps". I get this error whether or not Poweramp is running.
I have the same issue here. Same build number, android version, but on a Pixel 6a.
I noticed this happening whenever I switch from Bluetooth to speaker directly without stopping Poweramp first. If I force stop Poweramp before I turn off my bluetooth, this doesn't happen. If I forbid Poweramp to run in the background, this also doesn't happen.
After the error Scott described happens, nothing you do can resolve it, except for restarting your phone. Force stopping Poweramp and the Android intelligence service (which handles the feature) do nothing.
Please fix this as soon as possible as I rely on this feature for work partially and I often forget to cut off Poweramp before disabling bluetooth. I'm ready to provide logs and test debug builds if need be.
Further digging in regards to Andre's question - decided to try switching to OpenSL ES.
I get no issues no matter the combination of output devices I switch between. It must be something in the latest update that has messed something up with the Hi-Res playback as previously it was working fine to my knowledge.
As for Hi-Res output, you can try to use AAudio output which usually works OK with higher resolution audio on Pixels (though I guess issue may still persist if it's firmware issue related to the hi-res audio).
@maxmp Tried all three modes on my ride to my grandma yesterday and on AAudio there's been no issue with "Now Playing" on the Pixel.
Not sure what the issue was with Hi-Res, but I realistically only use it with one bluetooth receiver for my home audio system so its not that big of an issue.
I haven't tried it under the Pixel, since I got it recently, but with my previous phone anything else than "Hi-Res" as output produced hissing at quiet parts of any song and distortion at below 50Hz.
Just a quick update.
This whole thing might be a pixel problem, rather than a Poweramp one. Recently used it with Android Auto a lot and I noticed on occasion, Poweramp would not start up with the connection being established. Happened with AAudio, OpenSL and Hi-Res. After the Android Auto connection, navigation and everything works as expected, but when opening the "Now playing" feature, it shows Poweramp using the audio channel. Again, have to force stop it and then launch it again just to work at all.
Decided to try removing Poweramp to test whether the same thing happens with the built-in music app. Not only does the same thing happen, it somehow bricks the Android Auto connection and I have to cold boot the system in the car. "Now Playing" option shows the same error that the channel is being used, but with no app as the culprit.
It is weird to how it happens randomly. I cannot notice a pattern. Will write to the pixel community forums, hopefully Google fixes this.
This may be completely unrelated, but we saw an issue with a report of a device already in use message in Android Auto before. Just in case it's a similar issue, could you change Settings=>Audio=>Advanced Tweaks=>Volume Levels back to System Default. Probably not related, but worth a try.
Just double checked and this is indeed set as default and was when I was using it in the car. I do have the custom volume panel enabled though, if it makes a difference.
I doubt that its Poweramp at fault for this specific issue, probably not for the main one either.
@Paul Brannan unfortunately the issue can't be reproduced with the current (96x) builds of Poweramp (default settings) and current (Android 13-14) Pixels. It's even detects audio when Poweramp is actually playing. I would suggest restoring to the defaults the following Poweramp settings:
- Audio Outputs
- Notifications
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I've got a video that has a original resolution of 80x60 pixel. Actually it's a color heatmap recording of a thermal camera. Now, when I'm playing the video I've got to resize the vlc window so that I can see more details, because the window is quite small. But when I do this, vlc does some kind of pixel interpolation (dont know how it's called), so in the end my image looks very blurry because of the artificially added pixels.
Is there a way to scale up the video in vlc, so that the pixels of the video just get bigger? So let's say when starting the video, 1 videopixel is mapped to 1 monitorpixel and when succesfully scaling it up, 1 videopixel is mapped to a uniform square of 10x10 monitorpixel.
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