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    mpvExtended

    mpvExtended

    A beautiful media player for android, based on mpv-android

    mpvExtended is an open-source Android media player built on top of the powerful libmpv engine, designed to combine advanced playback capabilities with a modern and intuitive user interface. It leverages Jetpack Compose and Material3 design principles to deliver a smooth and visually refined experience while maintaining the flexibility of mpv’s configuration system. The application supports a wide range of media formats and includes features such as network streaming, external subtitles, and...
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    AutoDispose

    AutoDispose

    Automatic binding+disposal of RxJava streams

    Automatic binding+disposal of RxJava streams. AutoDispose is an RxJava 2+ tool for automatically binding the execution of RxJava streams to a provided scope via disposal/cancellation. Often (especially in mobile applications), Rx subscriptions need to stop in response to some event (for instance, when Activity#onStop() executes in an Android app). In order to support this common scenario in RxJava 2, we built AutoDispose.
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