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Describe the bug
chrono is stealing audio focus (not sure if that's the correct terminology?) after an alarm rings.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Play music from a music app
Stop/pause the music, from the music app
Have chrono ring an alarm
Use a bluetooth device (speaker, headphone) to "Play" (re-start) the music - it fails
Expected behavior
After an alarm rings, I would expect that whatever music player was previously playing music would continue to respond to a bluetooth device's "Play" button.
Screenshots
N/A
Smartphone Information
Motorola Moto G8 Power (Resurrection Remix)
Android 10
App version: 0.5.1
Additional context
I noticed that chrono is using "media" audio, not "alarm" audio. See screenshot. First bar is "app volume" for chrono; 2nd bar is "media volume", which the alarm sound is connected to; 4th bar is "alarm volume", which chrono is not connected to, but maybe it should be?
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Hi thanks for the report, I'll try reproducing it on my end. For the audio channel, it should default to the alarm channel, unless you have set it as media in the settings. Can you check the alarm settings under Sound and Vibrations > Audio Channel and make sure its set to alarm?
Describe the bug
chrono is stealing audio focus (not sure if that's the correct terminology?) after an alarm rings.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
After an alarm rings, I would expect that whatever music player was previously playing music would continue to respond to a bluetooth device's "Play" button.
Screenshots
N/A
Smartphone Information
Additional context
I noticed that chrono is using "media" audio, not "alarm" audio. See screenshot. First bar is "app volume" for chrono; 2nd bar is "media volume", which the alarm sound is connected to; 4th bar is "alarm volume", which chrono is not connected to, but maybe it should be?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: