The Audio Playback - Native Feature
The Audio Playback option keeps the audio content from a sound or lives audio section playing when your native app is in the background.
The audio keeps on playing even after the user has put the app in the background task by pressing the Back button or the Start button on their device.
Enable or disable the Audio Playback in your app options Settings > App Settings > Compilation Settings > Audio playback.
The audio keeps on playing even after the user has put the app in the background task by pressing the Back button or the Start button on their device.
Enable or disable the Audio Playback in your app options Settings > App Settings > Compilation Settings > Audio playback.
The Audio Playback option will only be displayed in your backend if your app includes a section allowing background audio.
The following sections allow background audio:
- Podcasts (CMS)
- Podcast (external feed)
- WM Podcast
- Live
- Live Plus
- Custom Sound
If you don't have any of these sections in your app, with audible content, the Audio Playback option won't be displayed in the backend.
The following sections allow background audio:
- Podcasts (CMS)
- Podcast (external feed)
- WM Podcast
- Live
- Live Plus
- Custom Sound
If you don't have any of these sections in your app, with audible content, the Audio Playback option won't be displayed in the backend.
Warning:
When you enable or disable the Audio Playback, it requires a recompilation of the app.
When you enable or disable the Audio Playback, it requires a recompilation of the app.
The modification appears in the native engine changelog.
To be able to see the modification in your native app:
1 - build a new version of your app
2 - download the new version on your test device
3 - if the application is published in the stores, submit an update to the stores
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