I have an iOS app that streams background audio using AVAudioSession. It is working correctly, but I am curious, is there any way to change the text on the lock screen audio controls? Right now it simply displays the name of my app, but I would like to change it to the name of the track.
Additionally, the multi-tasking bar has no text under the controls- is there a way to add the track name there, as the iPod app does?
You can swipe left and right to choose a different existing Lock Screen, and then long press one to set it. Alternatively, you can tap Customize to personalize the currently selected Lock Screen, or tap the blue + button to create a completely new one.
Just drag down the notification center on your lock screen and you will see your to-do-list from one of these apps.. You can also use Apple's Reminders, these will also display in the notification center..
In Lock Screen settings, tap on "Lock Screen widgets" , then select Favourite apps or Camera. Swipe the default lock screen from right to left to open Camera (or Widgets) when in the lock screen.
Change your Lock Screen Background Image to Windows Spotlight, Picture, or Slideshow in Settings. 1 Open Settings, and click/tap on the Personalization icon. 2 Do step 3 (Windows spotlight), step 4 (picture), or step 5 (slideshow) below for what you want as your lock screen background.
If you have a custom Lock screen background set, you will see your Lock screen background is now used for both the Lock screen and Sign-in screen by default. The default lock screen background images included in Windows are located in the C:WindowsWebScreen folder.
If you want to see always a particular image, you can customize the Lock screen to display a single image with these steps: Open Settings. Click on Personalization. Click on Lock screen. Use the "Background" drop-down menu, and select the Picture option. Click the Browse button to locate the image you want to use.
For example, in the Lock screen, you can see the current date and time, show calendar events, and notifications from other apps. You can also interact with Cortana, showcase your favorite background images, personal pictures, and beautiful images from Bing using Windows Spotlight.
iOS 5 now supports setting the track title as well as an album art image in both the lock screen and the remote playback controls (the controls you get when you double-click the home button and swipe right). Take a look at the MPNowPlayingInfoCenter
class. Of course, to maximize compatibility, you'd want to test whether MPNowPlayingInfoCenter
is available, by doing something like:
if ([MPNowPlayingInfoCenter class]) { /* we're on iOS 5, so set up the now playing center */ UIImage *albumArtImage = [UIImage imageNamed:@"HitchHikersGuide"]; albumArt = [[MPMediaItemArtwork alloc] initWithImage:albumArtImage]; NSDictionary *currentlyPlayingTrackInfo = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjects:[NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"Life, the Universe and Everything", [NSNumber numberWithInt:42], albumArt, nil] forKeys:[NSArray arrayWithObjects:MPMediaItemPropertyTitle, MPMediaItemPropertyPlaybackDuration, MPMediaItemPropertyArtwork, nil]]; [MPNowPlayingInfoCenter defaultCenter].nowPlayingInfo = currentlyPlayingTrackInfo; }
here it is in swift! (no need to check for iOS 5 and up anymore)
let albumArt = MPMediaItemArtwork(image: UIImage(named:"HitchHikersGuide")) let albumDict = [MPMediaItemPropertyTitle: "Life, the Universe and Everything", MPMediaItemPropertyPlaybackDuration: 42, MPMediaItemPropertyArtwork: albumArt] MPNowPlayingInfoCenter.defaultCenter().nowPlayingInfo = albumDict
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