Hide Non-Music Audio Files from Appearing on Android Music Player Android gadgets accompany an inherent mu...

Hide Non-Music Audio Files from Appearing on Android Music Player

Android gadgets accompany an inherent music player called what else yet Music or Music Player. This music player permits you to play all your preferred musics anyplace you go. The stock music player underpins numerous sorts of music records including MP3, AAC, ANR, M4A, and OGG Vorbis documents. 

As a matter of course, the music application will examine the whole telephone for upheld media records and remember every one of them for its library. This implies any non-music sound records, similar to audio cues and book recordings, will likewise be remembered for the music player. 

You surely don't need those disconnected sound records to play during music playback in music player, isn't that so? All things considered, right now, tell you the best way to prohibit or cover up the non-music sound records from showing up on your music player's playlist.

• Get a file manager app like X-plore or Astro File Explorer from Google Play Store. In this example, I’m using X-plore file manager.
• Launch the file manager app and go to the specific folder where you want to exclude the file. Note: This method hides entire files within the excluded folder. So if you have several audio files that you don’t to be excluded, simply move them to other folder.
• Presently make another record by tapping on 'New content document' button on the left half of the application. Type ".nomedia" as filename and tap OK. The document will be in a flash made. The just made document won't be appeared to you since any record that begins with dab is covered up. To see shrouded records, go to X-plore Settings > Configuration > Tick on 'Show Hidden documents'.

• Restart your phone and launch your android music player. Now the excluded folder contents will no longer appear in music player.