High Volume Warning

[merly...@gmail.com]

Hello,

I'm trying to make an flow that maxes out BT media volume when connected to car. Everything works, however, I get the the old "Listening at high volume for long periods may damage your hearing." popup window and have to press "OK". Any way to disable/circumvent/auto-click OK for this? Thanks!

[Automate developer]

There's no way to disable it on standard Android, maybe on a rooted device:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19179788/disable-sound-safe-level-notification-in-android

Try using the Interact block to tap the OK button.

[david....@gmail.com]

You can try the "NoSafeVolumeWarning" Xposed module

[merly...@gmail.com]

Ok I think the interact block will work for me... one last question, it doesn't seem to always come up. How do I test to is "if" the warning box is present?

[Automate developer]

That will be difficult unless the dialog is actually an Activity, which i doubt. Automate doesn't have a trigger for dialogs.
You may be able to use the Interact block with action Check to test if an UI element with the dialog text is present on screen.

[merly...@gmail.com]

Foreground app logger to the rescue (possibly)!

Using the app logger I watched what happened when the window comes up and get:

com.android.systemui

com.android.volume.SecVolumePanel$SafetyWarning

I'm guessing I can use this as a foreground app check after (attempting to) setting volume, UI interact to press OK, then set volume for real.

I think this warning only comes up once after a restart.

[merly...@gmail.com]

This works! However, just use "com.android.systemui" not the *SafetyWarning business

http://llamalab.com/automate/community/flows/1566