This plugin allows you to control and listen to the system volume on your device. It provides a simple API to get, set and monitor the system volume.
For iOS, you need to test on a real device as the simulator does not support volume control.
| Platform | Supported |
|---|---|
| Android | ✅ |
| iOS | ✅ |
| macOS | ✅ |
| Windows | ✅ |
| Linux | ✅ |
Show or hide the volume system UI. The default value is true. Supported on iOS and Android only.
VolumeController.instance.showSystemUI = true;
Get the current volume from the system
double volume = await VolumeController.instance.getVolume();
Set the system volume. The input is a double number in the range [0.0, 1.0].
await VolumeController.instance.setVolume(double volume);
Add a listener to monitor system volume changes.
fetchInitialVolume: This parameter is optional and is used to fetch the initial volume when the listener is added. The default value istrue.
VolumeController.instance.addListener((volume) { // Do something with the volume }, fetchInitialVolume: true);
Remove the volume listener.
VolumeController.instance.removeListener();
Check if the system volume is muted. On iOS and Android, this checks if the volume level is equal to 0.
bool isMuted = await VolumeController.instance.isMuted();
Mute or unmute the system volume. On iOS and Android, this sets the volume level to 0, and restores the previous volume level when unmuted.
await VolumeController.instance.setMute(bool mute);