Gustl22
commented
11 months ago I never tested that feature, but since it is not explicitely mentioned for Android in the troubleshooting guide, I think it should work by default.
Possible soltlutions are mentioned:
- Use AudioSession on native Android
- Use stayAwake in AndroidAudioContext options
- Use a Service for native Android: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/media/platform/mediaplayer#mpandservices
Unfortunately I have not the time to evaluate this. If you find a soltion, we are happy to mention this or review an implementation of it.
Voyage-He
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Current bug behaviour
My app is a simple timer: I can define intervals and it runs them one by one, and when one is finished, the app makes a beep using this package, and goes on to the next interval; if the last interval is finished, it gives a slightly different beep.
I noticed that when the application is in the background, after some time (about 30 seconds?) the app doesn't play the beeps any more, even if their time elapses. When I go back to the app, it seems like it hung up at the very end of one of the intervals (the one that didn't beep) - I can see the timer - then it beeps immediately and goes on to the next interval. Basically, the app gets paused in the background when it's time to beep. This seems not to happen when I disable all sounds. The app has all battery optimizations turned off.
Is anybody aware of what could be going wrong? I could also be not related to this package, but rather some kind of Android-specific behavior, but I'm clueless.
Expected behaviour
The app continues beeping even if in the background.
Affected platforms
Android
AudioPlayers Version
5.2.1
Build mode
release