Showing posts with label music and movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music and movie. Show all posts

MortPlayer Music v1.0.1 (1.0.1) Android Apk App

Friday, 6 January 2012


MortPlayer Music 1.0.1 For Android 1.5+ Devices.
Overview: Simple to use folder based music player with lots of features
Simple to use music player for all those who prefer folder structure over tags. (You want your mix folder, not separated by artists, right?).




Simple to use folder based music player with lots of features
Simple to use music player for all those who prefer folder structure over tags. (You want your mix folder, not separated by artists, right?).
Home screen Widgets in separate download "MortPlayer Widgets"
Want to fix or add a translation? Go to http://www.getlocalization.com/MortPlayer_Music/
Features:
- Folder based navigation
- Configurable main directory (e.g. all files below "/sdcard/music" or "/sdcard/audiobooks", individual for each player)
- Playlist support: Reads m3u, m3u8, pls, and asx; writes m3u and m3u8; allows adding files outside of main directory; easy access to playlists in main folder and subdirectories
- Ignores .nomedia (you set the directory, should be fine - right?)
- Reads ID3 tags itself (usually less buggy than Android's media library)
- Album art support: ID3 tags (jpg+png, types "other" and "front cover"), AlbumArt.jpg/png, cover.jpg/png, folder.jpg
- Plays all media types supported by core Android (MP3, Ogg Vorbis, M4A, 3GP, MIDI, Wave) and some device specific (WMA, FLAC), but only on devices which support them
- Easy folder/file selection by tapping cover resp. tag info
- Set the track order for each folder
- Flexible play, shuffle, and repeat modes (stop after track, repeat folder, shuffle files per folder, shuffle all files, ...)
- Supports headset buttons and OpenWatch
- Pause/continue on headset removal/plug and calls
- Sleep mode (stop playback, power off not allowed by Android system)
- Alarm clock
- Swipe gestures
- Selectable layouts (so far only default, car, and big cover) and themes
- Selectable backgrounds (theme color, own images, or wallpapers - even Live Wallpapers)
- Delete and send files
- Supports ScrobbleDroid and Simple last.fm Scrobbler (both interfaces also supported by many other scrobblers, like the official last.fm app)
- Supports equalizer, bass boost, and reverb on devices with Android 2.3
- and some more, just check the preferences...
Used permissions:
Phone state: Used to pause during a call. Otherwise it would only be muted by the system.
Wake lock: So the playback isn't stopped when you turn off the screen. Also for some optional features like disabling the auto screen off during playback.
Disable keyguard: In case you only want to use the app's lock screen. (And not return to the default one afterwards.)
Write/delete external storage: For some internal files in \.MortPlayer, e.g. cached folder covers from ID3 tags and track order lists.
Internet: Ads (AdMob)
Boot completed: To reschedule the alarm clock after boot.
Tasks: For "StopService" activity, to avoid the system returns to player afterwards

What's in this version:
Fixed a layout bug which could cause too big cover images
(Temporary?) workaround for ugly notification background in Android 4.0.3 (system bug)

Download:
http://www.filesonic.com/file/NrZIGvq/de.stohelit.folderplayer-200017-1.0.1.apk

Google Music Importer v1.5.16 (1.5.16) Android Apk App


Google Music Importer 1.5.16 For Android 2.2+
Summary: *** Works everywhere that Google Music does ***
Be sure to read the included instructions.





This simple app will import your Google Music into your local device library. This process is not the same as making the music available offline within Google music. This app goes a step further.
When you make your Google Music available offline, you are storing cached music files in a special folder on your device. The Media Provider service within Android can't see the music in there. Even if it could, the file names are meaningless and they don't have any ID3 tags. The service would not know what the song title is, what album it belongs to, what track number it is, not even the artist. The files are just raw music. For all those reasons, you can't play those files properly in any other music player except the Google Music player.
There are plenty of other music players in the market that are better than Google's Music player. Many also integrate with AM/FM stations and internet radio. It would be great to be able to also play your Google Music in those players.
NOW YOU CAN! This app gathers those meaningless music files, applies the proper ID3 tags and artwork, moves the files to your /Music folder on the sdcard, and updates the Media Provider. All your imported music will be available to any music player installed on the device. You can even move the music to your computer and add it to your iTunes or Windows Media Player library.


Download:
http://www.filesonic.com/file/JHFEz6M
http://www.filejungle.com/f/uqZtq8/gmi16p.zip

Huawei releases 'demo' Android 4.0 ROM for its Honor smartphone

Monday, 12 December 2011


Huawei Honor ics

If you've been wondering what the first non-Nexus phone to get Android 4.0 would be, we now have a tentative — and unexpected — answer: the Huawei Honor. Huawei has taken the unusual step of releasing a "demo" Ice Cream Sandwich ROM for the device along with instructions on how to roll back to Gingerbread if things feel a little too bleeding edge. Apparently it's stable-enough for one Huawei executive, who posted the above image on Weibo.
We're not sure that a "demo" ROM meant primarily for testing should count as the first official release of Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade from a manufacturer, but at the very least it could be a sign that Huawei is getting aggressive about courting hardcore Android users.
Thanks, TheEnigma!

 
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