Android version 3.5.21, music bug

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On the music recommendation page, click on the recent play and frequent play, and then emby will automatically quit.

[Lessaj 502]

For me it doesn't crash but it does hang for a while before playing. Looking through the playlist that it just started it looks like it's loading quite a lot of my library. I was scrolling for a really long time before I reached the end, which was a song I added September 11 2025. I don't know how many songs I've added since them, but probably a couple thousand.

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1 minute ago, Lessaj said:

For me it doesn't crash but it does hang for a while before playing. Looking through the playlist that it just started it looks like it's loading quite a lot of my library. I was scrolling for a really long time before I reached the end, which was a song I added September 11 2025. I don't know how many songs I've added since them, but probably a couple thousand.

This problem has been similar in various Android TV sets, and I hope to fix it as soon as possible.

[Luke 42505]

 

Hi there, let's look at an example. Please attach the information requested in how to report a media playback issue. Thanks!

 

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6 minutes ago, Luke said:

 

Hi there, let's look at an example. Please attach the information requested in how to report a media playback issue. Thanks!

 

You mean the journal?

[Luke 42505]

@17732yes please and thanks.

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38分钟前，Luke说：

@17732号是的，拜托了，谢谢。

I've found out what's causing the issue. It's because there are just way too many playback records accumulated over time - probably thousands or tens of thousands of songs. When you click to play the first song, a playlist is automatically generated, and since the playlist data is so huge, this error occurs. This problem doesn't happen on the iOS version. I suggest you keep the "Recently Played" or "Frequently Played" list under 500 songs, or if you have any other way to manage such a massive playlist

[Luke 42505]

On 5/1/2026 at 9:20 PM, 17732 said:

I've found out what's causing the issue. It's because there are just way too many playback records accumulated over time - probably thousands or tens of thousands of songs. When you click to play the first song, a playlist is automatically generated, and since the playlist data is so huge, this error occurs. This problem doesn't happen on the iOS version. I suggest you keep the "Recently Played" or "Frequently Played" list under 500 songs, or if you have any other way to manage such a massive playlist

HI, that's helpful. We'll take a look at it. Thanks.