ANOTHER APP IS CONTROLLING YOUR SOUND UPDATE

We assume Microsoft will test it with Windows 10 Insiders before sending it out to mainstream users. The feature is gradually rolling out, so it may take a few days to show up in the Your Phone app (YP version 1.20041.85 and YPC 1.20041.82.* or newer).

YouTube video and Audible are currently not supported.Some audio apps support вЂњPrevious TrackвЂќ and others may support вЂњRewind Track.вЂќ.Turn these on through Android Settings > Notifications > select the audio app > turn Notifications on. Individual audio apps require notifications permissions granted on your Android phone.Show audio currently playing from my phoneВ will be turned on by default in the Your Phone app settings if Your Phone Notifications permissions are granted.Some examples of popular apps that are supported include Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Music, Google Play Music, YouTube Music, Xiami Music, and Google Podcast. Apps that support media controls in their Android notifications.However, we always recommend updating to the latest version.

ANOTHER APP IS CONTROLLING YOUR SOUND UPDATE

A PC running Windows 10 October 2018 Update or later.

Switch between multiple sources using the dropdown in the audio player.

Control your tracks from your PC, including play, pause, previous/next.

In the new window UNCHECK option 'Allow ASIO host application to take exclusive. Next click in the right panel on Control Panel button (2).

Then in the devices list choose the driver you are using (On my computer it is Generic Low Latency ASIO Driver) (1).

Audio title track details are displayed and remain in sync with whatвЂ™s playing on your phone. There is also another option (I am using Cubase LE AI 10).

See and interact with the audio apps playing from your smartphone.

Your audio tracks will remain in sync between your phone and PC, and you can switch between multiple sources using the dropdown in the player. The feature lets you access and control the audio apps playing from your phone directly within the app, without needing to split your attention between devices or breaking your workflow. Now Microsoft has revealed the feature as part of their update to Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 19619.

We reported earlier that Microsoft appears to be working on a new feature for their Your Phone app which lets you control the music on your phone.

Another app is controlling your sound