background-process

I am working on an app that uses the Youtube API. Since I'm concentrating mainly on MUSIC * VIDEOS * from Youtube, I need to play the audio of the video in the background when I navigate away from the app. But every time I navigate to another app, the video pauses. What can I do to get this issue fixed? Please help me. Thanks in advance From my understanding, the activity will pause when it goes to the background. Please refer to android activity life cycle. When the activity goes to pause state, the video and audio linked with it will pause. You will need a service to stream the audio in the

Preface: This is working just fine on a phone running 6.0.1. but on my phone that is running 7.1.1, it is not, as shown below. build.gradle (Module:app) compileSdkVersion 25 buildToolsVersion "25.0.0" applicationId "com.gesslar.threshvote" minSdkVersion 19 targetSdkVersion 25 AndroidManifest.xml <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE"/> <receiver android:name=".NetworkChangeReceiver" android:enabled="true" android:exported="true"> <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.net.wifi.WIFI_STATE_CHANGED"/> <action android:name="android.net.conn.CONNECTIVITY

In my wpf (c#) application , a long process is performed when a button is pressed by the user. When button is pressed until the complete code executed the window freezes and user cannot perform any other task in the window. How can I make the button click code as a background process, so that the window become responsive to the user. I have tried the following method, but was unsuccessful. private void btn_convert_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { Dispatcher.CurrentDispatcher.BeginInvoke(DispatcherPriority.Background, new Action(() => { WorkerMethod(); })); } Where WorkerMethod is the

I am working on alarm application, i need to schedule alarm on specific time, I use scheduleLocalNotification for scheduling alarms and it's working fine as i want. BUT I need to run to a request to my API server before triggering alarm. In that request I want to check some parameters returning from API server, If that satisfies some condition. If any one have a method that run on a particular date - time in swift Please help me for that func addAlarm (newAlarm: Alarm) { // Create persistent dictionary of data var alarmDictionary = NSUserDefaults.standardUserDefaults().dictionaryForKey(ALARMS

I have a python process which runs in background, and I would like it to generate some output only when the script is terminated. def handle_exit(): print('\nAll files saved in ' + directory) generate_output() atexit.register(handle_exit) Calling raising a KeyboardInterupt exception and sys.exit() calls handle_exit() properly, but if I were to do kill {PID} from the terminal it terminates the script without calling handle_exit(). Is there a way to terminate the process that is running in the background, and still have it run handle_exit() before terminating? Try signal.signal . It allows to

Is it possible to be notified when a Bluetooth Device is connected or disconnected from iOS even when my app is in background ? On Android, I use the ACTION_ACL_CONNECTED and ACTION_ACL_DISCONNECTED events. But I cannot find equivalents for iOS. I found the CBCentralManager that can be used to monitor Bluetooth events, but my functions aren't called when a bluetooth device is connected/disconnected, only when I enable/disable the bluetooth. Is it an error on my side or is it normal ? I also found the doc about Audio Route changes, that can also be an idea to detect the bluetooth connections

While working in an R console, I'd like to set up a background task that monitors a particular connection and when an event occurs, another function (an alert) is executed. Alternatively, I can set things up so that an external function simply sends an alert to R, but this seems to be the same problem: it is necessary to set up a listener. I can do this in a dedicated process of R, but I don't know if this is feasible from within a console. Also, I'm not interested in interrupting R if it is calculating a function, but alerting or interrupting if the console is merely waiting on input. Here