Originally created by @radhoo2k10 on GitHub (Jun 12, 2024).
What was the Problem?
If I start listening a chapter and stops the playback and start again the playback, it starts the playback at 3:26. Even if I stopped at 10 min mark. This does not occur in the Android app, but it occur in the plappa app as well.
Steps to Reproduce the Issue
Start listening at the start of a chapter and pause playback at 5 min mark and start again.
What was Expected?
Start playing where I stopped.
Phone Model
iPhone 13 pro
Phone OS
17.4.1 ios
Audiobookshelf App Version
iOS App - 0.9.74
Installation Source
Testflight
Additional Notes
No response
Originally created by @radhoo2k10 on GitHub (Jun 12, 2024).
### What was the Problem?
If I start listening a chapter and stops the playback and start again the playback, it starts the playback at 3:26. Even if I stopped at 10 min mark. This does not occur in the Android app, but it occur in the plappa app as well.
### Steps to Reproduce the Issue
Start listening at the start of a chapter and pause playback at 5 min mark and start again.
### What was Expected?
Start playing where I stopped.
### Phone Model
iPhone 13 pro
### Phone OS
17.4.1 ios
### Audiobookshelf App Version
iOS App - 0.9.74
### Installation Source
Testflight
### Additional Notes
_No response_
adam
added the bug label 2026-04-24 23:44:49 +02:00
It is probably an issue with the audio file itself and how seeking happens on iOS. You could also try using your mobile browser on iOS to see if it also has the issue, or look at the server Debug logs to see if sync events are showing up on the server (sync events should happen every 60 seconds).
You will likely want to re-encode the file.
@nichwall commented on GitHub (Jun 12, 2024):
It is probably an issue with the audio file itself and how seeking happens on iOS. You could also try using your mobile browser on iOS to see if it also has the issue, or look at the server Debug logs to see if sync events are showing up on the server (sync events should happen every 60 seconds).
You will likely want to re-encode the file.
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Originally created by @radhoo2k10 on GitHub (Jun 12, 2024).
What was the Problem?
If I start listening a chapter and stops the playback and start again the playback, it starts the playback at 3:26. Even if I stopped at 10 min mark. This does not occur in the Android app, but it occur in the plappa app as well.
Steps to Reproduce the Issue
Start listening at the start of a chapter and pause playback at 5 min mark and start again.
What was Expected?
Start playing where I stopped.
Phone Model
iPhone 13 pro
Phone OS
17.4.1 ios
Audiobookshelf App Version
iOS App - 0.9.74
Installation Source
Testflight
Additional Notes
No response
@nichwall commented on GitHub (Jun 12, 2024):
Does this happen with all books or only that specific book?
@radhoo2k10 commented on GitHub (Jun 12, 2024):
Seems like it is just this book.
@nichwall commented on GitHub (Jun 12, 2024):
It is probably an issue with the audio file itself and how seeking happens on iOS. You could also try using your mobile browser on iOS to see if it also has the issue, or look at the server Debug logs to see if sync events are showing up on the server (sync events should happen every 60 seconds).
You will likely want to re-encode the file.