Stupid Music player question

[dolpns13]

How do you stop the songs? There is a button for rewind, one for pause and play, and one for forward, but how do you stop? I cant seem to find the darn stop button

 

[modified]

There is none.

The pause button covers both needs.

 

[dolpns13]

There is none.

The pause button covers both needs.

Seriously.. Hmm.. So how do you then close the player? If the song is paused, wouldnt the player be open in the background constatntly?

 

[Cmdates2991]

You actually don't need to close it. You can close it with a task killer but from these forums I've learned that those are bad for the phone.

 

[Sweet Kitten Feet]

You close it just like any other app. You don't. Android takes care of itself and you don't need a task killer. I use system panel app to close stuck apps. No auto-closing.

 

[modified]

There is none.

The pause button covers both needs.

Seriously.. Hmm.. So how do you then close the player? If the song is paused, wouldnt the player be open in the background constatntly?

Yeah, you don't need to close it.

It's like going into "Settings" and wanting to close it after you are done tweaking it.

 

[dolpns13]

Im sorry, I dont know, I just dont understand how it doesnt need to be close. I dont understand hlow putting something on pause, and leaving it alone, stops it. I mean, when I do that, and then go back into the music app, it takes me right to that song still on pause.

 

[Sweet Kitten Feet]

Well you asked and got several people telling you the same thing. Sorry you don't like the answer, but if you don't want an accurate answer don't ask the question.

 

[titans]

Im sorry, I dont know, I just dont understand how it doesnt need to be close. I dont understand hlow putting something on pause, and leaving it alone, stops it. I mean, when I do that, and then go back into the music app, it takes me right to that song still on pause.

Apps running in the background on Android take very little processing power. Don't worry about it.

 

[icculusX]

Let your droid do what it's good at... don't worry about the rest!

 

[REMilk]

I notice that when I remove the headphone jack, the music player stops and is no longer on the notification bar.

 

[takeshi]

Im sorry, I dont know, I just dont understand how it doesnt need to be close.

Please read up on Android multitasking and resource management of background apps. It's way beyond being a beaten dead horse.

I mean, when I do that, and then go back into the music app, it takes me right to that song still on pause.

Right. That's how it works. If you don't like it, try another music app. You don't have to use the stock apps.

 

[sr816]

hit the playlist button (the one with three lines) then hit the menu button and clear the playlist, that stops it.