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Equalizer error "Unable to initialize sound FXs"
Please try restarting your device. This generally fixes the issue. The EQ might break if XiiaLive is ever forced killed by task killer applications. The EQ is a feature provided by Android and when it breaks it is a OS issue. That is why we are looking into creating our own EQ that should never break :)
Sorry for such a late reply :(
Could you please try the new beta app on the market? We have improve many things that should fix your problem.
Please try the internal engine too. Its still in beta state but for most phones its working super nice :)
Alarm volume
I have a question about the alarm volume. When I set an alarm (time,
station, etc.), and set the volume at 30%, for example, and I set the
mobile master volume for multimedia sounds at 20% (aprox.); at morning
when alarm is triggered, always it starts to play the station at full
volume, ie, at 100%; but it isn't the internal XiiaLive volume (this one
keeps at setting prior value -30% for example-); it's the master mobile
volume which appears at 100% in this case. is it a normal behavior?
The default behavior for alarm's volume is that the master media volume for the device is always set to 100% to avoid the alarm from not being heard.
If you have the internal volume setting as OFF then the master media volume is simply set at the volume percent chosen for the alarm.
Hope it made sense! :)
EQ on Xiialive Pro
Umlaute station name
The three screen shots are:
XiiaLive Pro, FFMpeg streaming (wrong)
XiiaLive Pro, Android streaming (correct)
XiiaLive Beta, FFMpeg streaming (wrong, yet different)
Character encoding settings have been automatic, but UTF-8 gives the same result.
XiiaLive Pro fails to install
This has been an issue with older versions of GooglePlay. I hope the issue was resolved.
http://xiialive.userecho.com/feedback/23017-xiialive-radio-stations-how-it-works/
Malicious Ads Displayed Within Xiialive
Hi there,
Xiialive application recently started displaying malicious ads through the adware framework it uses. I just couldn't find any way to report these ads or mark them as malicious.
I attached a screenshot with it. The UI is in Romanian and the malicious ad at the bottom says: "Detected (1) virus! Scan and remove now! "
Best regards,
Razvan
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I will report this to our advertising partner.
If you haven't already, first pair your device with your phone. You can do this by going to your phones settings and then pressing on "wireless & networks".
Once your device is paired up with your phone, you can use it with Xiialive.
First go to >settings >advaced users >bluetooth optioins.
If your device was successfully connected to your phone it will show up there.
You can then press it for more options.
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