Set it to If %diffpressed KC Tasker Processes.
This will serve as the threshold to determine if you meant to change tracks or just change volume. Set %diffpressed to %TIMEMS – %TimePressed. Compare the timestamp when a volume button was last pressed and when the current volume button was pressed. If you didn’t double click a button yet the task will instead mark the current time and save the previous media volume, in case you are in the process of double clicking. If it is, the task will then determine whether or not the current media player is Spotify (can be removed if you don’t use it, or changed to another app that needs direct control) and then change tracks based on which volume button you pressed. The task will check whether or not the last volume button press is within 750ms of the current volume button press. But what about all of the users who haven’t rooted their phones? For those users, I’m going to share a Tasker profile that will allow you to replicate this feature. Users without a custom ROM have turned to Xposed modules to implement this very nifty feature. The feature is so ubiquitous that I can confidently challenge our readers to find a custom ROM without this feature (compiling one yourself for this is cheating). One of the most popular custom ROM features for many, many years has been the ability to control media playback using only your volume keys.
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I would say that AutoInput is a pretty good idea for that script, but I didn’t recommend it because I had issues with it in the past and the required feature isn’t a part of the free version of the app. One thing I would like to address from last week before we begin this week’s Tasker script: many users in our comments recommended using AutoInput for a more elegant implementation.
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