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Google Cast Volume Slider
I would also greatly support the implementation of such a feature!
It's a pity that this feature request is open since 2019 without a single
response.
6 years later, I think this would work even better with modern Android
versions.
For reference, take the example of Google Cast.
If you are casting your content, e.g., Spotify music, to a Google Cast-enabled
device, you can control the volume of this device with your hardware keys.
Interestingly, this doesn't only work when the application is open, but also
when it's in background or even when the device is locked.
In the screenshot attached, you can see that whenever casting is active, a
second volume slider appears, that can be used to control the volume of the
connected device, alongside the volume of the smartphone.
The connected device is a part of all other connected devices in the Android
system, such as Bluetooth speakers etc.
I am not sure if such functionality is open for non-Google applications as
well, but if that's the case, KDE Connect should make use of it, as it would
fit perfectly in this category of connected devices.
That would be a great addition IMO.
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