Dekko2 how to open attached .wav files?
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@lduboeuf
I'm on stable, and maybe go RC if needed when support dropped for MX4, but thanks. -
@keneda i will try with a c++ xenial compatible code if it work i will report it here if successfull
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@keneda i've done something that should be ok with xenial. I will try to push it to the Team for OTA-24
That would need an update of music app too.
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@lduboeuf
You're awesome
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@lduboeuf said in Dekko2 how to open attached .wav files?:
"sudo ubports-qa install PR_content-hub_10" ( RC or devel only )
Works for me! Thank you for the solution!
The attached .wav files are copied into the "phablet/home/music/imported folder" correctly and then can be played by the Music-app. The first time when I tap on the attachment, the .wav file isn't opened. The spinning wheel continues (possibly, the first tapping does the copy into the "music"-folder?) then I have to close dekko. When re-opening dekko and repeat tapping, the wav file is flawlessly played, leaving two identic files inside the music folder etc.
In the future, maybe, Music-app will allow directly deleting these files from inside the app...
But I am happy with this solution in the moment.
Thanks again!
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U uwahl has marked this topic as solved on 21 Mar 2022, 16:39
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@uwahl i've changes a bit things, now it is harder because you would have to install MR 18 from content-hub and #68 from music app...
Tested yesterday, it seems to work -
@lduboeuf Hello ! To summarize:
sudo ubports-qa install PR_content-hub_18
and after
sudo ubports-qa install PR_music-app_68Is this correct before testing ?
Do you think or know if the PR_music-app_68 be persistent after a reboot of the smartphone because there is currently a problem of non persistence of the playback feature of one title in loop after a reboot (see inside a comment of issue 85 music app), but maybe not related to music-app.
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@domubpkm said in Dekko2 how to open attached .wav files?:
sudo ubports-qa install PR_music-app_68
Unfortunately we can't install a PR like this for music-app, you can checkout the PR and run clickable, but i admit more painful...
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@domubpkm Found a link to the music-app that CI has built: https://gitlab.com/lduboeuf/music-app/-/jobs/2215802697/artifacts/download?file_type=archive
EDIT: humm i'm afraid that way will not work because of the same version of the app.
I propose you to wait some weeks... -
@lduboeuf are you sure the page exist yet ?
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@domubpkm yes, but as it is on my repo, that is maybe why...
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@lduboeuf can you put the click test somewhere ?
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@domubpkm i'm not sure if it will work well as there could be a conflict between the default music-app and that one ( content-hub ). I've just updates the link above as the version from my click was prior to the last music app
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@lduboeuf Thanks. I desinstalled the first and after i installed yours. I must check how that works now.
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@lduboeuf Is there only your .click to install or the pr content-hub 18 too with the .click ? Because only the .click doesn't seem to do what is expected for me.
But to be sure, what is expected exactly ? The dekko wav file should open directly in music-app and play directly ? -
@domubpkm yes, first install content-hub MR ( reboot) then that click.
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@lduboeuf There is a great progress: the dekko wav file is indeed read by the music app, but the file must be opened twice by the music app to be read.
Another positive point is that the mechanism for playing one track in loop is still present after rebooting with your .click ! @danfro @CiberSheep -
@domubpkm
Same behavior than this : https://forums.ubports.com/topic/7561/dekko2-how-to-open-attached-wav-files/19?_=1647926384437 ? -
K Keneda referenced this topic on 22 Mar 2022, 05:31
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@domubpkm said in Dekko2 how to open attached .wav files?:
@lduboeuf There is a great progress: the dekko wav file is indeed read by the music app, but the file must be opened twice by the music app to be read.
That should work without having to do it twice, at least on my tests here it plays well. But as i said, it could be there is a conflict with the existing music-app.