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if I go to play.google.com, it automatically recognizes my country and allow me to browse the apps for that country. I can change the language through the dropdown in the footer, or I can add &hl=code in the querystring...but that only changes the language...not the store content (the app lists and rankings remain the same)

I am using a ListView.builder to create an audio list, I need to change the play button pause individually to an item when I select it, I have tried a bool but giving play or pause changes all the items in the list, someone can you help with that ??

But since the Google Play Store redesign, the feature graphic is now displayed before your screenshots. And if you added a YouTube promo video to your app store listing, there is a Play button overlaid on top of it that allow visitors to watch your video.

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Yes, your feature graphic should complement the rest of your listing. However, seeing the different placements (and Google also says it) it is clear that your feature graphic might be displayed alone (and apparently even without the app icon). This is important to keep in mind.

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Wiseplay lets you choose from hundreds of different TV channels to watch TV on your Android phone. Not only that, but you will be able to watch movies and TV shows from your phone by tapping them directly without uploading or having to wait at all, as long as you have a good Internet connection.

You will be able to access video menus from the sidebar. These menus are not available in-app, so you'll have to search for them. It will allow you to choose which TV channels you want to watch your favorite programs and movies on. The only thing you should do is write in the "wiseplay list" in any search engine on the Internet, do not worry you will find tons of sites dedicated to this type of content.

When adding a list to Wiseplay, it is important to consider these factors. First, you will need to be very careful when writing or copying the list, because any small error (such as additional space, etc.) will cause problems by not allowing you to tweak that menu. Secondly, the list becomes obsolete over time, so some channels may stop working at some point.

Wiseplay is a good application for TV program cloning. Thanks to Wiseplay, you will be able to import tons of channel lists, enjoy movies, TV shows, documentaries, and even live sporting events

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Our comparison matrix is up-to-date as of early 2022. We try to keep it as current as we can, but as new devices come out, this list may become out of date. If you would like us to list your device, please let us know.

In this tutorial, we will show you how to add an M3U URL to Wiseplay. This is a free multiplatform multimedia player. It is compatible with many video formats and playing lists. Thanks to its simple interface it is very easy to play local videos as well as videos hosted in remote servers.

It is possible to cast content from a mobile device to a TV using DNLA or Chromecast, as long as the video format is compatible. The icons will automatically show whenever there are compatible devices in the same network. How to use IPTV on Chromecast?

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Some consider Wlamir Marques the best Brazilian hooper of all time. This guy shined when Brazilian basketball was at its brightest. He played during Brazil basketball's golden era alongside other stars like the renowned Rosa Branca, who just missed this list. Nicknamed "The Flying Saucer" and "The Blonde Devil," Marques was named one of FIBA's 50 Greatest Players in 1991. He was only 6'1", but he played small forward. He won two gold medals and two silver medals with Team Brazil and was the FIBA World Championship MVP in 1963. Marques went on to work as a coach for 27 years and longtime ESPN commentator.

Wiseplay is a free app for iOS published in the Screen Capture list of apps, part of Graphic Apps.

The company that develops Wiseplay is MULGOI SOCIEDAD LIMITADA. The latest version released by its developer is 1.1.6. This app was rated by 3 users of our site and has an average rating of 2.0.

To install Wiseplay on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2016-05-20 and was downloaded 214 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the Wiseplay as malware if the download link is broken.

How to install Wiseplay on your iOS device:Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.Once the Wiseplay is shown in the iTunes listing of your iOS device, you can start its download and installation. Tap on the GET button to the right of the app to start downloading it.If you are not logged-in the iOS appstore app, you'll be prompted for your your Apple ID and/or password.After Wiseplay is downloaded, you'll see an INSTALL button to the right. Tap on it to start the actual installation of the iOS app.Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.

It's also extremely easy to create multimedia playlists that you can share with a QR code and cast a huge variety of file types via Chromecast or DLNA. MX Player is another extremely popular multimedia player for Android, or you can also check out Wuffy Media Player.

M3U and W3U lists are a convenient way of grouping media with different formats and from various sources. For example, you may want to put together a playlist that contains audio and video files that are saved on your device, streaming links and content that's been shared with you via QR code. You can then use that list as a personal playlist.

Wiseplay is one of the most versatile Android multimedia apps that we've come across. Particularly impressive is the option to create M3U and W3U lists, which makes it easy to share your multimedia content. It's also quite unusual to have a built-in converter to enable you to cast virtually any video to your TV.

#1, Par 4, 376 Yards

A fairly smooth and stress-free opening here, aside from fact you're hitting from the first tee on the famous Pinehurst No. 2! You should definitely plan to arrive for your tee time early enough to practice chipping and putting on the greens adjacent to the first tee....they're the closest resemblance to what you're about to see. Anyway, back to the first hole. A decent drive down the left side left me barely in the sandy area with 96 yards into the pin. As I said above, driver isn't necessary if you'd prefer something else. This is the first of 18 straight greens with crazy contours, many of work their way from the middle of the green to the edges. All else equal, a good rule of thumb is that your putt will break from the middle to the edge (certainly not always true, but a good starting point). I made the pilgrimage to play Pinehurst No. 2 in January, 2013. This was the most spontaneous trip I've ever made, in that I found a cheap flight on a Friday and booked it to leave the following day, and then play on Sunday and Monday or Martin Luther King Day weekend (it's nice to work for a bank and get that day off!). I had been to Pinehurst a number of times to play other courses, but this was my first time playing at "The Resort." I had a tee time to play #4 on Sunday, stayed at The Carolina overnight, had a free buffet breakfast on Monday morning, and then had a tee time on #2 at 10:00 AM. I was paired up with three nice gentlemen from Charlotte, and we shared two walking caddies who carried doubles. As many of you probably know, Pinehurst #2 underwent a complete renovation that was completed in early 2011. Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw were engaged to attempt to restore the golf course to how it was when Donald Ross lived next to the 3rd hole. Coore/Crenshaw didn't really touch the famous inverted tea cup greens (though my caddy thought they had made them a bit more playable and softened some of the edges). However, over the years, Bermuda rough had overtaken the sandy scrubby areas alongside the fairways. So, as you may recall from the 1999 or 2005 US Opens, the rough was traditional Bermuda rough, which along with bunkers, flanked the narrow fairways of #2. When Coore/Crenshaw came in, the first step was to eliminate every square inch of rough, and expose whatever was under it (sand!). There are now two cuts of grass on the golf course: greens and everything else....not one square inch of rough. Second, the irrigation system was redone and simplified, where now each hole as one straight line of sprinklers in the middle of the fairways. The course will be watered as far as these sprinklers can reach, and not longer. Next, they planted tens-of-thousands of wire grass plants, one-by-one. My caddy told me that the USGA is planting 40,000 more pieces of the wire grass in advance of the US Opens in 2014, which will be focused largely in the landing areas for the pros. Yes, US Open(s) is not a typo....the USGA is bringing the US Open and the US Womens Open to #2 in June of 2014, which will be played in back-to-back weeks. The caddy said the men will play from about 7,700 yards, while the women will play from 6,800 yards. While that sounds crazy, the fact that the course will play firm and fast will make the course play far less than the yardage. The USGA is making a few other changes too. Most obvious will be the fact that they're flipping the par of the 4th and 5th holes. #4, at 569 yards with a downhill tee shot from all the way back, (507 from the blue tees) will now play as a 500+ yard par 4. To compensate for this, the USGA added a tee way behind the current US Open tees on #5 (which were 476), and the 5th hole will now play as a par 5 rather than a long par 4. Weird, but it actually might make some sense. #4 would be way too easy for these guys these days, and relatively speaking, the green isn't tough enough to compensate for the fact that the pros would hit a mid-iron into hit. #5 is a tougher green, with a large drop-off left of the green. If the pros are going to go for a par 5 in two, the 5th will present more danger around the green to punish a miss. As a 500+ yards, the 4th is adequately difficult as a par 4.A few first impressions. Pinehurst overseeded #4, but did not overseed #2, so if you're looking to be wowed by acres of immaculate green grass, you'll be disappointed. However, overseeding #2 would have totally impacted its natural feel, and its playability. Dormant Bermuda helped it play firm and reasonably fast, although I'm sure it's a whole different level of fast in the summer. The fairways and tees were literally spray painted to be green-ish...I guess they do this three or so times per winter. It gave the course a fairly unique look. It looked somewhat natural, but if you have any white on the bottom of your golf shoes, you'll be reminded of the paint when you look at the bottom of your shoes and see the green.I read somewhere that #2 is the best inland public course. There might be something to that, because I really didn't think it compared to some of the other high end public courses on the list. But if you exclude courses that are waterfront, it is probably one of the best. Pinehurst isn't going to cause your jaw to drop of the first tee, or on any tee for that matter. Visual beauty isn't necessarily its shtick, though there are some cool looking holes. Where Pinehurst wows you is on its intangible feel. There's just something in the air. When you walk through the clubhouse, its impossible to ignore all the history that's taken place here, and even though they've tweaked bits and pieces of the course, the fairways and greens have been nearly untouched since the days of Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen, Ben Hogan, and others, who have walked the same fairways. The North and South Amateur has been played at Pinehurst since 1901 (the longest consecutive-running amateur championship in the United States, though it hasn't always been at #2).The practice area is top notch. Many practice greens with different contours for putting and chipping. If you have the chance, walk over to the Thistle Dhu Putting Course, which is adjacent to the first tee of Pinehurst #4. It's an 18-hole putting course that is basically a miniature golf course on real grass. The slopes are crazy, and this seemed to be a popular place for some guys groups and families to come out and have fun after their round (with or without cocktails in hand). They even have a scorecard with history and the rules of the Thistle Dhu course.One complaint I have is with the sets of tees. I usually try to play a golf course from 6,500 or 6,600 yards. The whites at Pinehurst at 6,307, while the blues play from 6,930. So, I was faced with a tough decision before I even teed it up....really wish there was a set of tees more in my wheelhouse. Since I'd never played the course, and was a bit scared of hitting mid/long irons into these famously convex greens, I chose the white tees, and hoped to have a bit more fun. With that said, the white tees played pretty short. I was on two of the par fives in two, and was in greenside bunkers on the other two....they play short! Also had wedges and short irons into most of the par 4's. There really aren't many holes where driver is critical. Especially with the contour of the greens, there is a premium put on hitting the greens. Working your way backwards, the best way to hit the greens is to approach from the fairways, so whatever club you're most comfortable with from the tees to get the ball in the fairways...go with that. The fairways are wide, but since they're firm and fast, they play tighter than they really are, and with no rough to stop the ball, if you miss the fairway, you're coming in from the sand/scrub. From there, it's a crap-shoot; you might have a great lie, or you might be nestled against wire grass.I'll quote the yardages from the white tees in my hole-by-hole comments: Pinehurst (No. 2)