A Music Player Android App is a mobile application developed to play and manage audio files such as songs, podcasts, and other sound files on Android devices. These apps typically provide features like:
- Play, Pause, and Stop: Basic controls for starting, pausing, and stopping music.
- Playlist Management: Ability to create, edit, and delete playlists.
- Shuffle and Repeat: Options to shuffle the playback order of songs or repeat tracks or playlists.
- Background Playback: Ability to keep playing music even when the app is minimized or the phone screen is off.
- Notification Controls: Control playback (like pause or skip) from the notification panel.
- Seek Bar: Allows users to skip to different parts of the track.
- Media Metadata: Display of album art, track title, artist name, and other information.
- Media Control Integration: Compatibility with hardware controls like headphones or Bluetooth devices for playback control.
- Equalizer Settings: Adjustments for sound effects, bass, and treble.
- Offline Playback: Ability to play songs stored locally on the device.
Music player apps can also support different audio formats (MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC, etc.) and can include features like online streaming, lyrics display, or integration with cloud services depending on the functionality the developer wants to implement.
Welcome to Coding Bihar Jetpack Compose Tutorial, In this tutorial we will learn to build a simple music player app using Jetpack Compose. The best thing of this tutorial is that we are not using any third party library for this app.