[Neccros]

I noticed that the Pioneer and some of the other random android based DAPs have very similar UI elements to them. Specifically I noticed the volume control. So when you lower or raise the volume you will see a number in a circle and a plus or minus below/above that.
 
Anyone have an idea on who's APK they use?  I REALLY like the minimalist look of these players and would LOVE to have the same one on my phone/tablet.
 
Even if it wont work, I still would LOVE to know who made it. I been racking my brains for a month or so trying to figure it out!
 
HELP! 

 

[reginalb]

  I noticed that the Pioneer and some of the other random android based DAPs have very similar UI elements to them. Specifically I noticed the volume control. So when you lower or raise the volume you will see a number in a circle and a plus or minus below/above that.
 
Anyone have an idea on who's APK they use?  I REALLY like the minimalist look of these players and would LOVE to have the same one on my phone/tablet.
 
Even if it wont work, I still would LOVE to know who made it. I been racking my brains for a month or so trying to figure it out!
 
HELP! 

 
Take a look at the SOC used by the players in question. Typically, I think that the smaller volume chip makers build a version of Android for them, and probably have a kernel (that supports hi-res) and player tied in to that which they just modify for the different companies making the players. Might not be an APK you can get your hands on. 
 
Note that I am not 100% sure about this, it's just speculation. But if you've tried a bunch of media players, that might be why you haven't found it.

 

[Neccros]

SOC?  System on a Chip?