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Syntax

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	'''Note: This demo will only work properly on an Android or FireTV device with Media Station X 0.1.136 or higher.'''		'''Note: This demo will only work properly on an Android or FireTV device with Media Station X 0.1.136 or higher.'''
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		+	== See also ==
		+	* [[Android Plugin]]

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 It is possible to launch an external Android player (VLC, MX Player & Co.) via a system action (<code>system:tvx:launch</code> or <code>system:tvx:launch:{APP_ID}</code>) and to handle the result (e.g. the last video/audio position) via an application event (<code>app:result</code>). This API is available in Media Station X version '''0.1.136''' or higher for all Android and FireTV devices.
-'''Note: Please note that iOS devices also support the TVX system actions. However, the syntax for launching external applications is different. For iOS devices, the <code>{APP_ID}</code> part must be replaced with an URL (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:vlc://http://link.to.media</code>), for Android devices, it must be replaced with a package name (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:org.videolan.vlc</code>). Additionally, iOS devices do not support extra data, but it is possible to check if the application could be launched.'''
+'''Note: Please note that iOS devices also support the TVX system actions. However, the syntax for launching external applications is different. For iOS devices, the <code>{APP_ID}</code> part must be replaced with a URL (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:vlc://http://link.to.media</code>), for Android devices, it must be replaced with a package name (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:org.videolan.vlc</code>). Additionally, iOS devices do not support extra data, but it is possible to check if the application could be launched.'''
 == Syntax ==

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	* Launch via Demo Page: https://msx.benzac.de/info/?start=content:https://msx.benzac.de/info/xp/data/android_test.json		* Launch via Demo Page: https://msx.benzac.de/info/?start=content:https://msx.benzac.de/info/xp/data/android_test.json

−	'''Note: This demo will only work properly on a Android or FireTV device with Media Station X 0.1.136 or higher.'''	+	'''Note: This demo will only work properly on an Android or FireTV device with Media Station X 0.1.136 or higher.'''

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 It is possible to launch an external Android player (VLC, MX Player & Co.) via a system action (<code>system:tvx:launch</code> or <code>system:tvx:launch:{APP_ID}</code>) and to handle the result (e.g. the last video/audio position) via an application event (<code>app:result</code>). This API is available in Media Station X version '''0.1.136''' or higher for all Android and FireTV devices.
-'''Note: Please note that iOS devices also support the TVX system actions. However, the syntax for launching external applications is different. For iOS devices, the <code>{APP_ID}</code> part must be replaced with an URL (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:vlc://http://link.to.media</code>). For Android devices, it must be replaced with a package name (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:org.videolan.vlc</code>). Additionally, iOS devices do not support extra data, but it is possible to check if the application could be launched.'''
+'''Note: Please note that iOS devices also support the TVX system actions. However, the syntax for launching external applications is different. For iOS devices, the <code>{APP_ID}</code> part must be replaced with an URL (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:vlc://http://link.to.media</code>), for Android devices, it must be replaced with a package name (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:org.videolan.vlc</code>). Additionally, iOS devices do not support extra data, but it is possible to check if the application could be launched.'''
 == Syntax ==

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 It is possible to launch an external Android player (VLC, MX Player & Co.) via a system action (<code>system:tvx:launch</code> or <code>system:tvx:launch:{APP_ID}</code>) and to handle the result (e.g. the last video/audio position) via an application event (<code>app:result</code>). This API is available in Media Station X version '''0.1.136''' or higher for all Android and FireTV devices.
-'''Note: Please note that iOS devices also support the TVX system actions. However, the syntax for launching external applications is different. For iOS devices, the <code>{APP_ID}</code> part must be replaced with an URL (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:vlc://http://link.to.media</code>), for Android devices it must be replaced with a package name (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:org.videolan.vlc</code>). Additionally, iOS devices do not support extra data, but it is possible to check if the application could be launched.'''
+'''Note: Please note that iOS devices also support the TVX system actions. However, the syntax for launching external applications is different. For iOS devices, the <code>{APP_ID}</code> part must be replaced with an URL (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:vlc://http://link.to.media</code>). For Android devices, it must be replaced with a package name (e.g. <code>system:tvx:launch:org.videolan.vlc</code>). Additionally, iOS devices do not support extra data, but it is possible to check if the application could be launched.'''
 == Syntax ==

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 The extra data handled by the launched application.
-'''Note: Please note that some applications require special data types (e.g. an <code>android.net.Uri</code> object) for the extra data. In such cases, you can use the <code>type</code> property to perform the required conversions (please see the syntax examples). This property is not supported by iOS devices. '''
+'''Note: Please note that some applications require special data types (e.g. <code>android.net.Uri</code> objects) for the extra data. In such cases, you can use the <code>type</code> property to perform the required conversions (please see the syntax examples). This property is not supported by iOS devices. '''
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