How To Launch Music Player Whenever Headphone Is Plugging

If you listen to music or radio or just like watching video on your Android phone, you’ll want this app. Whenever you connect your Headphones, the apps automatically allows you to open a specific app the instant you plug in your headphones to get your right into the application design.

Got a solid pair of headphones? Great. Now it’s time to download the 'Headphones Connect app' from the Google Play Store and open it up. Your first step in here will be to turn off the persistent notification which is nothing but annoying.

Go into the Settings in the upper right and and select General. Here you’ll find an option that says Hide Notification that will redirect you to your Android settings.

Here, you’ll want to uncheck the box that says Show Notifications. Now, with the notification out of the way, you can get to adjusting the app to just how you want it.

Back in the Headphones Connect settings menu, you’ll also find options for what to do when you connect your headphones, and what to do when you disconnect them. For connect settings, you can choose if you want it to do something when a Bluetooth headset is connected, if you want it to adjust the volume, and more. If there’s only one app you want to open when you plug in your headphones — rather than choosing from several — you can have it automatically open that app as well, removing a step from the process.

Now, back out of the settings and get back to the main screen. It will look pretty sad and empty until you add some apps, so tap the + sign in the upper right to add some.

It will take a second to compile a list of your apps, but you can then scroll or search through to find all the apps you want to choose from. Remember, you can set it so that choosing only one will auto-launch that app, but if you choose multiple, you’ll be presented with a menu of options when you plug in your headphones.

Once you have all your apps chosen, you can rearrange their order with the little grabber icon on the right side. They appear in a grid, so the list view is a little confusing, but once you get used to it, they’re easy to order. You can also swipe them to the right or left to remove them from the list.