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The recent update to MusicPlayerBackgroundTask adds configurable skip forward and backward controls with smart visibility features. The implementation includes skip forward (default 30 seconds) and backward (default 10 seconds) controls that can be customized through the new SkipControlSettings class.
The visibility of these controls is managed through a smart system that can automatically show or hide them based on content type. In automatic mode, the controls appear for content longer than 10 minutes or content tagged as podcasts, audiobooks, or speech. You can also configure the visibility to be always shown or never shown through the SkipButtonVisibility enum.
The skip controls are fully integrated with the existing media controls system and can optionally appear in the notification area. The implementation includes Android-specific icons for the skip buttons, which need to be added to the project's drawable resources (ic_skip_back_10 and ic_skip_forward_30).
To use the skip controls, you can either interact with the UI buttons that appear based on the visibility settings, or programmatically call skipForward() and skipBackward(). The skip durations, visibility behavior, and notification presence can all be customized through the SkipControlSettings class when initializing the player.