New Method to OPPO Media Volume

Dimlos

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OPPO could not adjust the media volume unless MacroDroid was in the foreground, but it was possible with the adb command.

ADB Shell [Tasker Plugin] needs to be installed.
OPPO Media Volume.jpgADB Shell Command.jpg
 

dhj49er

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I have an OPPO Find X3 Pro.
I have tried the shell command (after installing ADB Shell) and it doesn't change the media volume.
Running the shell command as a test from within ADB Shell results in an error message - see attached screenshot.
What do I need to do to get it to work?
 

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Dimlos

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USB connection of the Android device to PC and adb command to put the ADB daemon into TCP/IP connection mode is required.

adb tcpip 5555

This command is valid until the Android device is rebooted.
 
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Dimlos

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Addition to the adb command, I have also successfully created a transparent app with Android Studio and changed the volume.
 

Dimlos

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home-made application not sure if appropriate to publish here.
Download and use at your own risk.

 

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Dimlos

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We created a repository on github because home-made applications are unreliable and difficult to install and test if you don't know the code.
 

Dimlos

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Version 5.24 (May 2022)
Added foreground option to Set Volume action for devices that don't allow setting volume with MacroDroid in the background.

With the version upgrade, I no longer need to use oppo_volume_2.
It is nice to see that the functionality of our home-made app is now officially supported.
 
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