![]() ![]() A newly created audio descriptions API in AccessibilityManager allows your app to query the new system-wide audio description preference setting, helping developers provide audio descriptions in line with a user’s preference automatically.Ĭheck out the Android TV OS developer site for details on even more features that come with Android 13 on TVs.Game developers can also reference keys by their physical location to support different layouts of physical keyboards. The InputDevice API now supports different keyboard layouts.HDMI state changes are now surfaced to the MediaSession lifecycle, allowing TV dongles and other HDMI source devices to save power and pause content in reaction to HDMI state changes.Īndroid 13 brings new features to make interacting with TV more adaptable.Users can now change the default resolution and refresh rate on supported HDMI source devices for a more reliable playback experience.Improvements to the AudioManager API allow developers to anticipate audio attribute support for the active audio device and select the optimal format without starting playback.Here’s a look at some of what’s new in Android 13 for TV.Īndroid 13 brings new APIs to the big screen that help developers deliver high quality experiences to users across different device types. ![]() Posted by Wolfram Klein, Product Manager, Android TV OS Today we’re releasing the newest version of Android TV OS, Android 13 for TV! This latest release brings further improvements in performance and accessibility to help our developers build engaging apps for the next generation of TVs. ![]()
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