Originally created by @justinwoodland on GitHub (Feb 23, 2023).
Steps to reproduce
Timer is set.
Audio is cast to google cast device.
Timer counts down to zero
Expected behavior
Playback on cast device stops when timer ends.
Cast session ends.
Future playback continues from last stopped spot.
Actual behavior
Playback continues on the google cast device after the timer ends.
The server seems to think that playback has stopped when the timer reaches zero.
This causes future playback to start behind where the cast device was eventually stopped.
Environment data
Server version: v2.2.15 (docker)
Android App version: 0.9.61-beta
Originally created by @justinwoodland on GitHub (Feb 23, 2023).
### Steps to reproduce
1. Timer is set.
2. Audio is cast to google cast device.
3. Timer counts down to zero
### Expected behavior
1. Playback on cast device stops when timer ends.
2. Cast session ends.
3. Future playback continues from last stopped spot.
### Actual behavior
1. Playback continues on the google cast device after the timer ends.
2. The server seems to think that playback has stopped when the timer reaches zero.
3. This causes future playback to start behind where the cast device was eventually stopped.
### Environment data
Server version: v2.2.15 (docker)
Android App version: 0.9.61-beta
I just tested this on the current release and I'm not able to reproduce. Can you try this again with 0.9.62?
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Mar 6, 2023):
I just tested this on the current release and I'm not able to reproduce. Can you try this again with 0.9.62?
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Originally created by @justinwoodland on GitHub (Feb 23, 2023).
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
Environment data
Server version: v2.2.15 (docker)
Android App version: 0.9.61-beta
@justinwoodland commented on GitHub (Feb 23, 2023):
Order of timer setting and casting doesn't seem to matter.
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Mar 6, 2023):
I just tested this on the current release and I'm not able to reproduce. Can you try this again with 0.9.62?