Exactly as said in the title, the renshuu app stops playing any sound after a dozen or two clips have been played in a quiz. This started for me about 12 hours ago. Force closing and reopening the app makes sound work again for about a dozen clips, and restarting the phone doesn't prevent it from reoccurring.
This issue first happened earlier in the night, and that time it also corresponded with all widgets and app shortcuts but one on my homescreen being wiped out. Consequently, the sound issue is probably with my device itself, but since it only happens with renshuu, I'm wondering if that might give anyone here an idea about which system function may be messing up.
Android device/model: Samsung Galaxy S9+
Android OS version: 10
App version: 1.0.20210630
Edit: After letting the app idle for a bit before starting a quiz, I can confirm that it's time instead of or in addition to interval.
It's definitely not just you! I am looking into it, but all the information you gave is extremely useful, thank you! I'll report again when I have more info!
If you can, I'd love to know about how long you are letting it idle, and are you letting the app sit open, or are you switching to another app and returning to it?
Ive been getting this problem too on Android version 1.1.20250424, but also older versions as well.
I usually just play audio on another devices so no big deal. I've also figured out it happens only when you play specific sentence audio files. But it's consitently stops it or doesn't depending on the audio file played. Curious if it has to do with the format of the specific clip using a specific playback API causing the issue. Just a guess.
I tested again to see what was happening. I can make it happen only on specific sentences and it doesn't happen on other sentences. And it's always the same sentences that reproduce the issue 100% of the time. For instance
リサイクルとは不要な物を再び資源として利用することである
is a sentence that always pauses my background audio.
I can give you an example that doesn't if you'd also like.
Some audio players have options to not lose their audio focus. And this fixes the issue so no big deal. But still curious as a fellow programmer why it would only affect certain audio files for me.
Also sorry for the late reply, I am bad at checking my mail here.
Strangely, for most android devices, it will not stop the audio, but "duck" it (lower temporarily, then return it). It sounds like it might be something deeper in the Android API calls. renshuu runs through a webview, so getting access to those on devices that I don't own (and so I cannot replicate the issue) will be tricky :(
