Tizen: Playback won't start after application is hidden during playback #1184
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Hi and sorry for the late response. The necessary conditions for a
So the main reason for staying in a Could you copy paste the full |
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These are the logs collected from the initial session: And these after switching back from another application: |
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Ok, so what's weird here is that we're not rebuffering either... Maybe the media element's duration stays at If it's not that, we may need to put break points or console.logs in that file to see what condition we do not pass. |
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It doesn't seem to enter the |
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Ok thanks! So it might be that the promise returned by We could try to see if we reach the |
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Yes, we've set When setting this value to |
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A small update: I've modified the After this change, the regular code path gets fired (starting from So I guess, something is wrong with the |
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OK interesting. Changing the media element this way may be risky because an RxPlayer considers that it is always linked to the same media element. |
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Yes, that might be the best option right now. I've tested it, by disposing the player first (calling After all this, playback starts as expected 😄 So this may be a browser/Tizen issue instead I guess. Anyway, thanks for your help & feedback |
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We have an issue on certain Tizen devices (verified on 2018, 2019 & 2020 models). 2017, 2021 & 2022 models were also tested, but the behaviour differs. The latter don't have issues when the application is restored.
Tizen devices support this
Multitaskingfeature, which allows to store the application state when switching to another application. Whenever the application is reopened, this state should be restored. What we've implemented, is that we stop the player when the application is hidden (usingplayer.stop()) and whenever the application is restored, we try to resume playback usingplayer.loadVideo().I've collected some logs when setting
RxPlayer.LogLevel = "DEBUG"and gathered some relevant data:Start playback using
loadVideoLogged data with
APIprefix:Then, we switch to another application, which fires this
visibilitychangeevent. In the handler, we stop playback usingplayer.stop():After this call, 2 more logs will be visible:
After a short period (10 - 20 seconds), we switch back to our app & again, the
visibilitychangeevent fires, but this time we try to resume playback usingplayer.loadVideo():Again the logs with
APIprefix have been collected:The player doesn't seem to get into next state, as it stays in
LOADINGstate, and keeps firingtimeupdateeventsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: