Originally created by @MadDogTen on GitHub (Nov 28, 2024).
What was the Problem?
When using the "End of Chapter" button to set the sleep timer when playing at a faster speed, it sets it to the time for the normal playpack speed.
Steps to Reproduce the Issue
Play any audiobook at faster speed
Use the "End of Chapter" button to set the sleep timer.
What was Expected?
It should set the sleep timer based on the current playtime end of chapter, accounting for different playback speed.
Example- End of Chapter is 10 minutes at 1x speed, Sleep timer "End of Chapter" sets it to 10 minutes. If playing that same 10 minute chapter at 2x speed, The sleep timer "End of Chapter" should be set to 5 minutes.
Phone Model
Pixel 6 Pro
Phone OS
Android 15
Audiobookshelf App Version
Android App - 0.9.77
Installation Source
Other (List in "Additional Notes")
Additional Notes
Installed via APK from this repository.
Originally created by @MadDogTen on GitHub (Nov 28, 2024).
### What was the Problem?
When using the "End of Chapter" button to set the sleep timer when playing at a faster speed, it sets it to the time for the normal playpack speed.
### Steps to Reproduce the Issue
1. Play any audiobook at faster speed
2. Use the "End of Chapter" button to set the sleep timer.
### What was Expected?
It should set the sleep timer based on the current playtime end of chapter, accounting for different playback speed.
Example- End of Chapter is 10 minutes at 1x speed, Sleep timer "End of Chapter" sets it to 10 minutes. If playing that same 10 minute chapter at 2x speed, The sleep timer "End of Chapter" should be set to 5 minutes.
### Phone Model
Pixel 6 Pro
### Phone OS
Android 15
### Audiobookshelf App Version
Android App - 0.9.77
### Installation Source
Other (List in "Additional Notes")
### Additional Notes
Installed via APK from this repository.
adam
added the bug label 2026-04-24 23:48:28 +02:00
I can't reproduce this. The timer displays the correct time for the normal playback speed, but the timer also counts down at a faster/slower pace depending on the playback speed. at the end of the day, it does stop at end of chapter
@danielb2 commented on GitHub (Jan 5, 2025):
I can't reproduce this. The timer displays the correct time for the normal playback speed, but the timer also counts down at a faster/slower pace depending on the playback speed. at the end of the day, it does stop at end of chapter
I can't reproduce this. The timer displays the correct time for the normal playback speed, but the timer also counts down at a faster/slower pace depending on the playback speed. at the end of the day, it does stop at end of chapter
That is honestly strange, as it didn't work that way previously, and I have been avoiding the app because of it. I suppose it's possible I only checked the time and didn't let if fully play for this version, but I could swear I did. Thank you for letting me know.
Regardless, It should display the proper sleep time, not count at a different speed. The displayed time is what this bug report specifically mentions.
@MadDogTen commented on GitHub (Jan 5, 2025):
> I can't reproduce this. The timer displays the correct time for the normal playback speed, but the timer also counts down at a faster/slower pace depending on the playback speed. at the end of the day, it does stop at end of chapter
That is honestly strange, as it didn't work that way previously, and I have been avoiding the app because of it. I suppose it's possible I only checked the time and didn't let if fully play for this version, but I could swear I did. Thank you for letting me know.
Regardless, It should display the proper sleep time, not count at a different speed. The displayed time is what this bug report specifically mentions.
@github-actions[bot] commented on GitHub (Jan 27, 2025):
Fixed in [v0.9.79-beta](https://github.com/advplyr/audiobookshelf-app/releases/tag/v0.9.79-beta).
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Originally created by @MadDogTen on GitHub (Nov 28, 2024).
What was the Problem?
When using the "End of Chapter" button to set the sleep timer when playing at a faster speed, it sets it to the time for the normal playpack speed.
Steps to Reproduce the Issue
What was Expected?
It should set the sleep timer based on the current playtime end of chapter, accounting for different playback speed.
Example- End of Chapter is 10 minutes at 1x speed, Sleep timer "End of Chapter" sets it to 10 minutes. If playing that same 10 minute chapter at 2x speed, The sleep timer "End of Chapter" should be set to 5 minutes.
Phone Model
Pixel 6 Pro
Phone OS
Android 15
Audiobookshelf App Version
Android App - 0.9.77
Installation Source
Other (List in "Additional Notes")
Additional Notes
Installed via APK from this repository.
@nichwall commented on GitHub (Dec 1, 2024):
I was able to reproduce this on Android app 0.9.77-beta
@danielb2 commented on GitHub (Jan 5, 2025):
I can't reproduce this. The timer displays the correct time for the normal playback speed, but the timer also counts down at a faster/slower pace depending on the playback speed. at the end of the day, it does stop at end of chapter
@MadDogTen commented on GitHub (Jan 5, 2025):
That is honestly strange, as it didn't work that way previously, and I have been avoiding the app because of it. I suppose it's possible I only checked the time and didn't let if fully play for this version, but I could swear I did. Thank you for letting me know.
Regardless, It should display the proper sleep time, not count at a different speed. The displayed time is what this bug report specifically mentions.
@github-actions[bot] commented on GitHub (Jan 27, 2025):
Fixed in v0.9.79-beta.