Tomorrow I try it on android 10 and I inform you. Although I don’t have much hope for the truth. In this thread a possible solution is given:
and here is an exoplayer library, the notifier in foreground:
https://exoplayer.dev/doc/reference/com/google/android/exoplayer2/ui/PlayerNotificationManager.html
I don’t think we can do something to fix it, unless Kodular fix it…
Yes, I’m curious, so please let me know.
But I read this:
I tried it on Nexus 5X with Android 10 and it ends up kill the app too…
What version of exoplayer is kodular currently using?
I asked this question a long time ago:
I checked it again on my Nexus 5X running Android 9:
no issues at all.
Did you root your device for that?
I’ve tried it in the android studio AVD.
I have tried this notification extension by @Ken:
I’ve tried it on AVD Pixel 3 Android 9 and on Physical Smartphone with Android 6. I’ve been listening to music for more than 40 minutes without closing. I have closed.
I put here the .aia and .apk file.
ExoTest.aia (494.1 KB)
ExoTest.apk (5.8 MB)
For this test I have not removed the notifier from the status bar. Tomorrow I will try removing the notification from the status bar. Let’s see what happens.
I checked your application out of curiosity
Huawei P20 Android 9 - negative test.
Huawei P30 Android 9 - negative test.
Huawei P30 Android 10 - negative test.
Huawei P30 Pro Android 9 - negative test.
Huawei P30 Pro Android 10 - negative test.
Huawei Nova 5 Android 9 - negative test.
I don’t have more phones to test now
This extension only provides a notification it doesn’t affect audio in any way.
Was your device plugged into a charger?
Negative test Does it mean that the app closes or stops sound?
No, I was not charger, in my tests, the problem happens within a few minutes that it closes or the system kills the app. I curiously tried the extension just in case. and I was listening until I decided to stop the test.
YES that means
On my Samsung Galaxy S8 running android OS v9.0:
If I allow/force the screen to turn off the audio stops after a couple of minutes but if I turn the screen back on, the audio resumes.
It must be different problems, my physical device is not modern, it has android 6. And the devices emulated in android studio always have 100% battery. Maybe if you add partial_wakelock permission to manifest to try on this apk?
PARTIAL_WAKE_LOCK requires more than just the permission.
That being said, I created a PARTIAL_WAKE_LOCK extension for this and it didn’t help.
I checked your APK:
The same results as before. After about 50-60 sec the sound begins to stutter or stops (depending if only 1 or 2 ExoPlayer are played. Tested on a Galaxy Note8 (Android 9).
Steps to reproduce:
The same result seems to occur on a Galaxy S8 (Android 9) as @Ken told in PM.
