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I'm getting copyright warnings & audio muted because someone who made YouTube walkthroughs of the games is claiming copyright over the in-game music that their walkthrough videos included. You don't get to claim copyright over a game's music just because you make a walkthrough video on YouTube - and you shouldn't be permitted to submit DMCA claims against Twitch VODs because someone played the same game you did. It's idiotic and there needs to be a way to report these frauds, not legitimize them with the current DMCA dispute process.

In the end I used the code below to have it play the RTSP stream on VLC in the background in addition to a loud notification. I also have separate commands to set the media volume and then end playback when noise is no longer detected. NOTE: This plays the audio only in the background even if the phone is locked, just as I was looking for. If you need it to pull up a video on the screen this will only get you part of the way there.

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If you wanted it to play in the background and open the home assistant app to a certain lovelace page, assuming your phone was unlocked and the screen was on, you could use an automation to send the VLC command first, then the lovelace command next. That should open VLC for just a split second before opening the companion app to a certain lovelace page, while continuing to play the VLC audio in the background.

When sending a Spanish-language alert, an English-language version is also required. Alerting authorities are responsible for translating their WEA messages into Spanish. Note: The alert language displayed on a phone is dependent on the phone type and settings, so you cannot target a segment of the population to receive just Spanish-language WEAs.

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It's possible that your iPhone is "stuck" in headphones mode, meaning that it's sending your ringtone to a device that's not actually connected. This might include earbuds that aren't plugged in or a Bluetooth device that isn't turned on.

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