Many students need to take notes in external PDF readers, solve coding problems in web editors, or consult physical textbooks while listening to a lecture. Quietube provides powerful multitasking tools via Floating Picture-in-Picture (PiP) and Background Audio.
Floating Picture-in-Picture (PiP) Overlay
Quietube features an in-app and system-level draggable PiP overlay:
- Seamless Transition: Swipe down on the video player or navigate to another tab inside Quietube, and the video shrinks into a compact floating window in the corner of your screen.
- Draggable & Resizable: Drag the floating window to any corner of your screen so it never covers the text or questions you are currently solving.
- Quick Controls: Play, pause, or expand back to full player view with a single tap on the floating tile.
Background Audio Playback & Lock-Screen Controls
When listening to podcast-style lectures, history documentaries, or language seminars, you can lock your screen or turn off the display to save battery while audio continues playing seamlessly:
- Native Media Notification: Quietube coordinates with Android's MediaSession architecture, displaying a clean media playback card on your lock screen and notification shade.
- Lock-Screen Actions: Play, pause, and seek without unlocking your device, protecting you from accidental notification distractions while listening.
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