The variable takes its value from the timer, and
The timer reads the position of the current position of the audio file, and then gives it to the variable, which saves this value , to be used when resuming, so it is given to the command ExoPlayer seek Position, but that command reads that value and does not change it and ExoPlayer plays the audio file from the beginning.
Thank you. I’ve tried this extension, but that developer says it needs to be upgraded, and not all of its functions are working. Also, in the same case, the Exoplayer Seek Position did not work.
Ok so , on play block start only to resume and then stops itself?
A position where the source file should start playing
means you need to use start block after using seek block
Like this
Try This and tell if this works
the block is seeking to that position but is not played ok got my point or not
Maybe this extension might help you
Did you look at the first picture!!!
Look at it again, the EXOPlayer Seek Position takes the variable value from the timer.
I appreciate your help. thank you very much all. But the extension supports Android 11 and above - and I have Android 10.
No it says that also works with android ≥ 11
>= , or <= ?
yes I did.
Off topic
i have no words left i have also made many attempts but it didn’t work
thank you very much. it is very kind of you.
is it bug that exoplayer can’t resume from a current position !!!
Maybe this extension might help you
Thank you very much - I will try it - but my question in general is does Exoplayer seek position not resume playback instead of going back to the beginning of the file?
Post the aia or a test aia.
It shouldn’t be a big deal to solve this problem …
My big mistake is to use the Exoplayer seek position after the pause !!!
EXOPlayer seek Position is used during the case of “is playing” !!!
Example: If playing an audio file even if it is online(audio stream), and we used exoPlayer seek position, it works correctly( try it by change the slider left or right), " it works like a charm" !!! .
Thanks to everyone who provided any help, no matter how small.
Here you can see how it should work: