szurgot
szurgot
Wire up the ParseChanged event and call vlc.VlcMediaPlayer.Media.ParseAsync(); In the event handler, the media is the sender. Just cast it, and you can get some info.
What version of vlc are you using? I was seeing this behavior with 2.2.4, but upgrading to 2.2.6 seems to have resolved it.
Scratch_ that. I continued to see the problem after after all. My alternate working theory (that has help up under more testing), is that if the program is in a...
Old issue, but I found it's due to the Transport Controls not being prepared. https://github.com/Baseflow/XamarinMediaManager/blob/develop/MediaManager/Platforms/Android/MediaManagerImplementation.cs#L300 Adding this at line 302 fix it for me. if (this.IsStopped()) MediaController.GetTransportControls().Prepare();
@arahmancsd Here's the PR to fix this issue. https://github.com/Baseflow/XamarinMediaManager/pull/910
This is happening because the service is never set to Foreground which is due to the initialization of the PlayerNotificationManager is happening incorrectly. The PlayerNotificationManager is being built on line...
Yes. Let me fix that.
@janwiebe-jump Updated the code so that PlayQueueItem prepares in both instances. Also refactored to eliminate the duplication in those methods.