Auxio
Auxio 4.1.4 is an open-source Android music player focused on local libraries, folders, albums, multiple artists, playlists, ReplayGain, Android Auto and home-screen controls.
What Auxio provides
Auxio scans user-authorized audio files on Android and presents folders, albums, artists, playlists and ReplayGain playback. It is a local music player rather than an online streaming client, so account libraries, cloud favorites and subscription content are outside its core model.
Library scanning and metadata
Album, artist, disc and cover information comes from audio tags. Back up files before editing metadata, and scan a small directory first so recordings, ringtones, chat audio and app caches are not mixed into the library.
Playback gain and device integration
ReplayGain normally reads existing tags and adjusts playback volume without re-encoding the file. Android Auto and widgets depend on device permissions and system integration. Review date: 2026-08-23.
Save to your cloud drive
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Auxio 4.1.4 Android library guide
Install the APK on Android 7 or later, limit scanning to a music folder, correct metadata on test files, create a playlist and back up the library settings.
Before you start
- Use Android 7.0 or later and keep the music directory backed up.
- Use a consistent update source and check package version and architecture before upgrading.
- Prepare a few well-tagged test tracks rather than scanning all shared storage immediately.
Installation steps
- 01
Verify and install the APK
Confirm Auxio 4.1.4, package details and architecture, then complete installation and turn off unknown-app permission when the install is done.
- 02
Select only music folders
Grant access to the music directory and exclude voice notes, ringtones, recordings and application caches from the first scan.
- 03
Configure playback permissions
Set notification, Android Auto and widget access only when needed, and check that background playback works with the screen locked.
Quick start
- 01
Check tags and artwork
Open a few tracks with different albums and artists, compare title, disc and cover metadata and fix a copied file before editing originals.
- 02
Create and reorder a playlist
Add several tracks, reorder them, close and reopen Auxio and confirm that the playlist persists.
- 03
Test ReplayGain
Use files with known ReplayGain tags, compare playback levels and remember that files without tags may still have different loudness.
Usage tips
- Auxio reads local files and does not replace a streaming account client.
- Folder names do not replace complete audio metadata.
- Keep music, tags and backups separate before large library edits.
Troubleshooting and uninstall
Why are tracks in the wrong album?
Check title, album, artist, disc and cover tags, then correct a backup copy and rescan instead of relying on folder names alone.
Why is background playback interrupted?
Review Android battery optimization, notification permission, audio focus and Android Auto settings, then test with one small playlist.
- Back up playlists and metadataSave playlists and confirm that music files and tag edits exist in the intended backup before removing the app.
- Uninstall and clear permissionsRemove Auxio through Android settings and revoke media, notification and device-integration permissions that are no longer needed.
Frequently asked questions
Can Auxio play online music or sign in to streaming services?
Auxio is focused on local audio files and does not act as a streaming service client or account library.
Does ReplayGain modify the music file?
It normally reads existing ReplayGain tags and adjusts playback volume; it is not the same as re-encoding audio.
Does the download require an extraction code?
The Quark entry does not require one; the four-character code for the Baidu entry is shown beside its download entry.