Exoplayer seek to position

[hasan_hasan]

I appreciate your help. thank you very much all. But the extension supports Android 11 and above - and I have Android 10.

[Jinx]

@hasan_hasan first tell have you tried it or not ?

[dora_paz (Dora)]

No it says that also works with android ≥ 11

[hasan_hasan]

>= , or <= ?

[hasan_hasan]

yes I did.

[Jinx]

Off topic

i have no words left i have also made many attempts but it didn’t work

[hasan_hasan]

thank you very much. it is very kind of you.

[hasan_hasan]

is it bug that exoplayer can’t resume from a current position !!!

[dora_paz (Dora)]

Maybe this extension might help you

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[hasan_hasan]

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?

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@hasan_hasan

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 …

[hasan_hasan]

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.

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

Here you can see how it should work:

How to play a sound and how to fast forward and rewind it

Since I have still not received a solution for almost a year (see → here) and there have been a lot of inquiries, I am introducing the solution today: playSound_forwardRewind.aia (342.1 KB) In this example a sound is played from the assets, but it also works with every other path from the external storage (also for the removable / micro SD card) as I have show in the daily challenge #81. [grafik] See last e.g. here:

[Jinx]

Nice you got your solution

[hasan_hasan]

Thank you. I appreciate your help a lot.

[hasan_hasan]

thank you.

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@hasan_hasan

I appreciate your help a lot.

With pleasure, but show us your solution …
(since there are already 36 posts here, others are probably also interested in your solution, if it differs from my approach).

[hasan_hasan]

Well, I’ll record a little video.

[hasan_hasan]

This is a small video clip, showing the use of Seek.Position during “the playing”. The audio file is MP3 (Audio Stream Online), and the delay when navigating the slider is acceptable.

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@hasan_hasan

This is a small video clip, showing the use of Seek.Position during “the playing”.

You only show the result, but not the solution (blocks).

See also here (videos):

Daily Challenge #81

Try to create an app that picks and plays mp3 files from the device, fast forward and rewind, displays the correct duration and current runtime (Player.CurrentPosition) and also plays mp3 files from the external (removable) SD card (if available). This is also possible without any extension, but the following extension is allowed so that the project does not become too extensive: FileTools : Some tools to work with files Something like this:

Daily Challenge #81

Someone said it would be even better if you could change the position of the slider (and Player.CurrentPosition) continuously and not just by clicking on a specific position (because users are used to it). So I also implemented it: