Add choice to request notification permissions

[KigenJaeger]

Describe the Bug/Crash

My phone is a vivo, and there is no music control bar in the app's notification pull-down, I hope to add this feature.

Describe the intended behavior

i just want a music control bar in the app's notification pull-down

What android version do you use?

Android 14

What device model do you use?

Iqooz9x

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Bug report

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[OxygenCobalt]

Does any other player work @KigenJaeger?

[KigenJaeger]

还有其他播放器吗@KigenJaeger？

I do have other players, and they ask for notification permissions when they are used.

[OxygenCobalt]

I see @KigenJaeger, usually Android ROMs are not supposed to check for these permissions for media notifications, but I guess your phone is the exception. Will probably just add a setting item that requests the permission given that I would need a better on-boarding flow to get the notification permission to work in the main UI.

[KigenJaeger]

I see @KigenJaeger, usually Android ROMs are not supposed to check for these permissions for media notifications, but I guess your phone is the exception. Will probably just add a setting item that requests the permission given that I would need a better on-boarding flow to get the notification permission to work in the main UI.

ohhhhh,sir.I noticed that when I manually enable notification permissions, the control bar appears. I hadn’t realized this before because I used other players where the notification permissions would automatically turn off after refreshing each time. So, I assumed this app worked the same way. Sorry about that!

[KigenJaeger]

Is there a way to prevent Auxio music from being interrupted when playing other videos or music?

[OxygenCobalt]

No @KigenJaeger, in general I follow an ethos of making sure Auxio plays with android system expectations as closely as possible (without destroying UX, that is), so I follow the audio focus expectations that the android system expects and don't allow it to be configurable. It makes the app far more stable in a lot of cases, especially since the system can do unpredictable things if I don't play along. Sorry.