Originally created by @jasonblewis on GitHub (Mar 22, 2024).
Steps to reproduce
1.listen to an audiobook for a while
2. Add a bookmark
3. Note that the bookmark timestamp differs from the current time
Expected behaviour
Tell us what should happen
Timestamp of the bookmark should match current time position in the book
Actual behaviour
Tell us what happens
They are not the same
See screenshot
Environment data
Audiobookshelf Version:
Android App?
[ x ] iOS App?
Android Issue
Android version:
Device model:
Stock or customized system:
iOS Issue
iOS Version: 17.4
iPhone model:
Originally created by @jasonblewis on GitHub (Mar 22, 2024).
### Steps to reproduce
1.listen to an audiobook for a while
2. Add a bookmark
3. Note that the bookmark timestamp differs from the current time
### Expected behaviour
- Tell us what should happen
Timestamp of the bookmark should match current time position in the book
### Actual behaviour
- Tell us what happens
They are not the same
See screenshot
### Environment data
Audiobookshelf Version:
- [ ] Android App?
- [ x ] iOS App?
#### Android Issue
Android version:
Device model:
Stock or customized system:
#### iOS Issue
iOS Version: 17.4
iPhone model:

This is because you have the playback speed set to 1.1x. It is showing the current time if playback speed was 1. I think it makes the most sense to do it that way since we aren't bookmarking your playback speed, we are just bookmarking the time in the audiobook.
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Mar 22, 2024):
This is because you have the playback speed set to 1.1x. It is showing the current time if playback speed was 1. I think it makes the most sense to do it that way since we aren't bookmarking your playback speed, we are just bookmarking the time in the audiobook.
Is this true for all books, or just this one? Is this a single mp3, m4b, or multiple mp3 files?
Are the file(s) variable bitrate?
Edit: I wrote my response at the same time as advplyr, I didn't notice the 1.1x speed.
@nichwall commented on GitHub (Mar 22, 2024):
Is this true for all books, or just this one? Is this a single mp3, m4b, or multiple mp3 files?
Are the file(s) variable bitrate?
Edit: I wrote my response at the same time as advplyr, I didn't notice the 1.1x speed.
Thank you for that explanation, and taking the time to respond.
I understand what you mean about showing the time based on the playback speed. so perhaps bookmarks should also be show in the same adjusted format based on current playback rate?
having said that I can live with it as is now that i know.
thank you for the awesome app.
@jasonblewis commented on GitHub (Mar 26, 2024):
Thank you for that explanation, and taking the time to respond.
I understand what you mean about showing the time based on the playback speed. so perhaps bookmarks should also be show in the same adjusted format based on current playback rate?
having said that I can live with it as is now that i know.
thank you for the awesome app.
@github-actions[bot] commented on GitHub (Jan 19, 2025):
Fixed in [v0.9.78-beta](https://github.com/advplyr/audiobookshelf-app/releases/tag/v0.9.78-beta).
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Originally created by @jasonblewis on GitHub (Mar 22, 2024).
Steps to reproduce
1.listen to an audiobook for a while
2. Add a bookmark
3. Note that the bookmark timestamp differs from the current time
Expected behaviour
Timestamp of the bookmark should match current time position in the book
Actual behaviour
They are not the same
See screenshot
Environment data
Audiobookshelf Version:
Android Issue
Android version:
Device model:
Stock or customized system:
iOS Issue
iOS Version: 17.4
iPhone model:
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Mar 22, 2024):
This is because you have the playback speed set to 1.1x. It is showing the current time if playback speed was 1. I think it makes the most sense to do it that way since we aren't bookmarking your playback speed, we are just bookmarking the time in the audiobook.
@nichwall commented on GitHub (Mar 22, 2024):
Is this true for all books, or just this one? Is this a single mp3, m4b, or multiple mp3 files?
Are the file(s) variable bitrate?
Edit: I wrote my response at the same time as advplyr, I didn't notice the 1.1x speed.
@jasonblewis commented on GitHub (Mar 26, 2024):
Thank you for that explanation, and taking the time to respond.
I understand what you mean about showing the time based on the playback speed. so perhaps bookmarks should also be show in the same adjusted format based on current playback rate?
having said that I can live with it as is now that i know.
thank you for the awesome app.
@github-actions[bot] commented on GitHub (Jan 19, 2025):
Fixed in v0.9.78-beta.