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Playback progress tracking on external player #195
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I assume that then you can play multimedia correctly. Could you share the following data?
Also can you try with MX Player to see if the same happens? |
Android 10, on the Tab s5e (also happens on my note 9) Worked fine on MX player. |
See here. I'm not sure if is the same as the mobile versión. |
Thanks for the info, not sure if it notifies people when I edit my response so I'll just reply. org.videolan.vlc |
Yep, they do
Ok, is the same for mobile & tablet Can you try this?, download jellyfin-android.zip, extract and try to install
See if there is any improvement |
The option to choose which external player is not there for me. It played the video through VLC though. Still says that playback tracking is disabled. |
Sorry, wrong link, try this. |
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No ETA, soon™, maybe... About why this happens VLC doesn't always return an activity result unless the correct activity is called, this doesn't always happens, on some devices like mine this works as-is, in others it's required to specify the full activity class VideoPlayerActivity
Maybe we need to add a warning somewhere about this and that VLC doesn't support external subtitles either, what do you think @Maxr1998 ? |
Maybe this should be discussed with the VLC team at https://code.videolan.org/videolan/vlc-android/-/issues ? If VLC is behaving in a non-standard way for the video player to play nicely with other android apps on some devices when using it via Intents I'd say it's something that VLC itself could benefit from fixing on their side. Both for the Playback Tracking and the Subtitles (do the subtitles also work in MX Player?). It would be a pitty to not have proper support for a fully open source external player like VLC. And it has features that both the web and exo players are missing (like modifying the playback speed) |
Note:
Unfortunately the VLC (Android) team decided that the MX Player API is "half insane". But they haven't fixed/improved their API either. https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/17133 And I don't really like the attitude they take, but you can try discuss with them if you want. https://code.videolan.org/videolan/vlc-android/-/issues/502
(Un)fortunately in Android there is no such standard, so the implementation depends on each player.
Yep
mpv-android is supported. |
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This problem still exists between current releases of VLC and Jellyfin Android. It also seems to exist between VLC and other 3rd party clients, so it seems to be some kind of VLC |
Not sure if this is already a post but when playing a video using the external player (VLC) error pops up after closing the stream. (No valid external player selected. Playback tracking disabled)
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