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Wesley Godinez

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Aug 3, 2024, 3:08:37 PM8/3/24

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I only have 2 playlists and I never created/deleted/replaced any other playlist, so theorically the IDs should be 1 and 2. Nonetheless I tried, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 as well... same result.

I know there's an app called New Playlist Manager that supposedly helps finding the IDs, but this app is not finding my m3u8 playlists although I set the permissions correctly.

To clarify, .m3u playlists do not have an id in the Poweramp media database so you need to ensure Poweramp is able to scan the folder where you have them. It will recognise them and rebuild a new internal playlist which will have an id and will be displayed in my app

@OliverH use com.maxmpz.audioplayer.PowerampAPIActivity (or broadcast receiver com.maxmpz.audioplayer.player.PowerampAPIReceiver) as target. Service has a different name and service calling is very restricted on recent Androids, thus not recommended.

I would like to play a playlist in 'shuffle songs' mode. The code above works perfectly for selecting the playlist but I am having difficulty figuring how how to implement the shuffle. Adding 'android.intent.extra.user_query: shuffle' to the PLAY_FROM_SEARCH action below doesn't seem to work, and I've also tried adding a subsequent intent:

If you are asking whether you can export the visualisations that were originally provided as part of the default Poweramp install, then no you can't, they are stored internally. You can copy your own .milk preset files into (and out of) the user-data folder though.

Note: when PA is installed on newer Android versions, that data folder no longer uses the legacy folder name with the underscore by the way, content will be within the Android/data/com.maxmpz.audioplayer/ hierarchy.