#background audio

Hey there, sleepyheads! 😴 We all understand the struggle of trying to catch those elusive Zzzs amidst the chaos of blaring background audio. But fret not, as we've got just the right trick up our sleeves to ensure you can drift into dreamland without any disturbance.

In our latest blog post, we've uncovered a simple yet effective method to automatically mute any pesky background audio while you indulge in a rejuvenating night's sleep. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, with our step-by-step guide, it can become your reality.

Check out the complete article here: https://myinstafollow.com/blog/how-to-auto-sleep-your-background-audio-for-a-restful-nights-sleep/ and say farewell to restless nights forever. Say hello to a world of uninterrupted, blissful slumber. 💤

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While updating a Windows 8.1 Universal Store app which uses Background audio, I noticed that whenever I attempted to change tracks, the entire app would crash without any errors that I could find...

After commenting/uncommenting almost EVERY god damn line of code on the view, I finally narrowed it down to the SystemMediaTransportControlsDisplayUpdater which was attempting to update the Album Art from a remote Uri.

The strange thing is that it wasn't failing to load the image, but rather it was just failing. If I set a break point to pause it for a moment, it would update without crashing and resume.

Fortunately before my flushed my laptop down the toilet I discovered this thread: SystemMediaTransportControlsDisplayUpdater.Update() causing transport control crash.

The workaround suggested was to add the following line of code to the update method:

SystemMediaTransportControlsDisplayUpdater.ClearAll()

You probably actually want to do this to the DisplayUpdater of the current view (SystemMediaTransportControls.GetForCurrentView()) but the idea is the same: before you run the update, clear it out!

I originally added this right before the Update() method but that apparently had the effect of updating with blank data.

Instead I put it above all the code that populates the updater and BAM no more mysterious crashing!

While reading the Background Media docs at 2 am I confused myself and accidentally followed the instructions for Windows 8 in my Windows 8.1 app. Do NOT use the MediaControl static class to attach handlers for you Windows 8.1 app or you will get the error message:

The SystemMediaTransportControls were initialized in a different mode. Please use the API associated with that mode to complete this operation.

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