MetroMusic
A music player in the Windows Phone 8 idiom, for the music on your phone.
新版本 1.2
Gestures follow your finger and let go at the speed your hand had. The player is dragged out of the strip rather than nudged into opening, and it pages between tracks, so the one that lands is the one you saw coming. The strip carries the top of the playing cover.
Pull the player up again and the queue comes out over it: hold a row to move it, swipe it aside to remove it.
Fixed: editing an album's tags did nothing on a release build, which is every build anyone installed.
Pull the player up again and the queue comes out over it: hold a row to move it, swipe it aside to remove it.
Fixed: editing an album's tags did nothing on a release build, which is every build anyone installed.
MetroMusic looks and moves like the Music + Videos hub of Windows Phone 8, and it plays what is already on the phone. No account, no feed, no recommendations.
The collection is the start screen. The panorama you land on is the library — artists, albums, songs, genres, playlists, history and settings, in whatever order you put them. It is circular, so settings sit one swipe to the left of where you start and nothing is more than a swipe away.
Getting around a big library. Long lists group alphabetically and open the WP8 jump grid over both Latin and Cyrillic. Tapping a section header searches inside that section. A long press on an album, artist or genre plays it, queues it after what you queued before, or hides it — and hiding takes effect in every list at once. Album metadata is written into the tags inside the files, which is the only level where an edit sticks. Playlists, favourites, play counts and history stay on the device.
Playing. Media3 in a media session: notification, lock screen, headset and Bluetooth, and playback that outlives the screen. The queue and the current track come back after the app is closed, paused and at the start of the track. Apple Lossless is decoded inside the app, because Android ships no ALAC decoder and such files otherwise play as silence with nothing on screen to say so. Equalizer over the device's own bands, sleep timer, and a WP8 volume banner in place of the system panel.
Last.fm, if you want it. A play is written to disk with the second it started and sent when a validated network appears, so an hour underground turns up in the right order rather than as a burst on reconnection. Favourites can be kept the same as your loved tracks, in both directions. Albums whose files carry no artwork can be asked about once, and lyrics come from Genius. All of that is optional, switchable off, and none of it is needed to play the music on the device.
Twenty accent colours, light and dark, gestures that can each be turned off, and every string in strings.xml so a translation is one folder.
The whole interface is MangoTile, a Compose UI kit for building in the WP8 idiom: https://github.com/Diffechento/MangoTile
Not affiliated with Microsoft, Last.fm or Genius. "Windows Phone" and "Metro" are Microsoft's; this is an homage to a design language, written from scratch.
The collection is the start screen. The panorama you land on is the library — artists, albums, songs, genres, playlists, history and settings, in whatever order you put them. It is circular, so settings sit one swipe to the left of where you start and nothing is more than a swipe away.
Getting around a big library. Long lists group alphabetically and open the WP8 jump grid over both Latin and Cyrillic. Tapping a section header searches inside that section. A long press on an album, artist or genre plays it, queues it after what you queued before, or hides it — and hiding takes effect in every list at once. Album metadata is written into the tags inside the files, which is the only level where an edit sticks. Playlists, favourites, play counts and history stay on the device.
Playing. Media3 in a media session: notification, lock screen, headset and Bluetooth, and playback that outlives the screen. The queue and the current track come back after the app is closed, paused and at the start of the track. Apple Lossless is decoded inside the app, because Android ships no ALAC decoder and such files otherwise play as silence with nothing on screen to say so. Equalizer over the device's own bands, sleep timer, and a WP8 volume banner in place of the system panel.
Last.fm, if you want it. A play is written to disk with the second it started and sent when a validated network appears, so an hour underground turns up in the right order rather than as a burst on reconnection. Favourites can be kept the same as your loved tracks, in both directions. Albums whose files carry no artwork can be asked about once, and lyrics come from Genius. All of that is optional, switchable off, and none of it is needed to play the music on the device.
Twenty accent colours, light and dark, gestures that can each be turned off, and every string in strings.xml so a translation is one folder.
The whole interface is MangoTile, a Compose UI kit for building in the WP8 idiom: https://github.com/Diffechento/MangoTile
Not affiliated with Microsoft, Last.fm or Genius. "Windows Phone" and "Metro" are Microsoft's; this is an homage to a design language, written from scratch.
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arm64-v8aarmeabi-v7ax86x86_64该版本需要 Android 8.0 及以上版本。
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arm64-v8aarmeabi-v7ax86x86_64该版本需要 Android 8.0 及以上版本。
此安装包由 F-Droid 构建并签名，且保证与此源代码 tarball 保持一致。
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arm64-v8aarmeabi-v7ax86x86_64该版本需要 Android 8.0 及以上版本。
此安装包由 F-Droid 构建并签名，且保证与此源代码 tarball 保持一致。
新版本 1.1
Sorting, asked for in the first issue anyone filed. Hold a group header in songs, albums or artists and four arrangements unroll out of it: by name, by date added, by length or year, by plays. Each keeps its headings, and tapping one zooms out over the groups the way the alphabet did.
The library screens give back a row and a half of space, too: the big title is tighter and now rolls away as you scroll, and on an album page the cover and the buttons go with it. Switchable in settings.
The library screens give back a row and a half of space, too: the big title is tighter and now rolls away as you scroll, and on an album page the cover and the buttons go with it. Switchable in settings.
新版本 1.0.1
Packaging only; the application itself is unchanged from 1.0.
The release build's signing config is now written so that F-Droid's builder can strip it out and sign with its own key, which is what lets the app be built from source there rather than shipped as a binary.
The description, the icon and the screenshots for the app's page now live in the repository, so they come from the same commit as the build.
The release build's signing config is now written so that F-Droid's builder can strip it out and sign with its own key, which is what lets the app be built from source there rather than shipped as a binary.
The description, the icon and the screenshots for the app's page now live in the repository, so they come from the same commit as the build.