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2008-11-14
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id just be happy for the volume to not get turned down when i insert headphones....anyone know of anyway to do this?
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2008-11-14
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I've been thinking for some time now for an application that controls certain aspects of my tablet when my headphone is plugged in or unplugged. I currently walk to university while listening to podcasts on my N800 (using headphones) and then when I get into the auditorium unplug the headphones - always then I want to mute the audio of my N800, so I don't disturbe the lecture.
When I head for home again, I plug in my headphone and have to manually unmute my tablet's audio.
I want to write an app that runs in the background and waits for some actions to happen (headphone plugged, unplugged - maybe others) and reacts to these by running certain actions that can either be pre-defined (mute audio, unmute audio) user customizable. The app would run in the background with no UI other than a control panel configuration screen and maybe an optional system notification icon.
What do you think? Would something like this be useful to you? Do you have other suggestions for me that would be important to know before starting on this project? Does such a beast exist already?