Xda-Developers | Poweramp gets Android Auto support and improved Google Assistant integration
Poweramp is arguably one of the most popular audio players for Android. While it's user interface never turned any heads, it was the functionality that had users loving the app. Some of the unique features are powerful bass and treble controls, Hi-Res output support, DVC, lyrics support and so much more. To put it in short, it was a must-have application for all mobile audiophiles. It has previously received a long overdue update with a major UI overhaul. You can still tell that intuitive design isn't the main focus of the app, but it's much better than the earlier version from 2016.
The developer behind the app just published build 817 of Poweramp V3. The full changelog is quite verbose and detailed, but there are some major changes, too. The first one is Android Auto support. The developer is currently waiting for Google's approval, so you're gonna have to enable Unknown Sources in the developer settings of the Auto app for the time being.
Build 817 also includes improved Google Assistant support. You should now be able to use voice commands to play your favorite tracks of playlists without a problem. The update also features new options for Android Auto, list options, and shuffle order. Here is the full changelog:
- Android Auto support
- Until Google approves it, requires Unknown sources in Auto app developer settings
- improved support for Google Assistant
- For example, "Play Bad Liar by Imagine Dragons". Depends on language / Assistant support for the language
- improved support for all other apps utilizing MediaSession/MediaBrowser Android APIs
- E.g. Wear apps
- new Misc / Android Auto options
- List Options / List – Compact zoom level for Artists, Composers, Genres, Playlists
- List Options / By shuffle order for tracks
- Matches the order of songs in shuffle modes
- playlist widget with shuffle option
- clickable links in Info/Tags, Audio Info
- Samsung @ Pie support
- Wired – no DVC with sample rates above 48kHz, BT/USB DAC – DVC + Hi-Res supported
- better support for some (broken) mp3 tags
- Requires Full Rescan
- new Hi-Res Output / Sample Rate / Defined by the device option for BT/USB DAC outputs
- bug fixes and stability improvements
The download link for the Poweramp v3 Build 817 APK file is available in the forum thread below. You can also download the app from the Play Store. While we're at it, tell us what's your favorite Android media player and why in the comments.
Poweramp Full Version Unlocker ($3.99, Google Play) →
0 Response to "Xda-Developers | Poweramp gets Android Auto support and improved Google Assistant integration"
Post a Comment