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LyricalMenace

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Aug 8, 2010
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Is it possible to use my volume up and down buttons to skip forward or backward in songs for my ipod?

Also could I set my home button to double click to play ipod or even use the lock button to play?
 
Music Controls in Cydia is worth a look lots of cool features. BTW it is a paid app I think it's $2 can't remember.



Multitask while listening to your favorite music applications!

Music Controls adds backgrounding and system integration into many popular music applications, and gives you many ways to control your music:

* Task Controls (4.x)
* Popup controls (3.x)
* Lockscreen controls
* Headset controls
* Bluetooth controls (3.1+)
* Statusbar controls (3.x)
* Lockscreen swipe gestures
* Swipe gestures while the display is off

Music Controls includes a 5-day fully-functional free trial.

Music Controls has support for 38 programs:

* iPod
* AccuRadio
* Airband
* Bing Music
* CBS Radio
* dTunes
* finetune
* Flycast Select New!
* Grooveshark
* iFile
* iheartradio
* imeem
* iTunes Top 100
* iPeng
* iSub New!
* KKBOX
* Last.fm
* ooTunes
* OrbLive
* OrbMusic
* OurStage Radio
* Pandora
* PlugPlayer
* PwnPlayer Lite
* radio.com
* Remote
* Rhapsody
* RSSPlayer
* Simplify Music 2
* Sirius Canada
* Sirius/XM
* Slacker
* Spotify
* Stitcher
* Top 100s By Year
* Top 100s Music Mega Pack
* XBMC Music Streamer
* Yahoo! Music

A non-expiring demo is available for Pandora. However, only popup and simple lockscreen controls (plus volume button inversion) are available.
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Is it possible to use my volume up and down buttons to skip forward or backward in songs for my ipod?

Also could I set my home button to double click to play ipod or even use the lock button to play?

Just use Activator, it's free. No need to pay for anything.

I set it to turn music on by sliding the bottom left corner of the screen, and I change tracks with the volume buttons.

edit: I wondered what GlovePod was for. I'll give it a try.
 
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