NVIDIA Shield screensaver appears while paused, then playback resumes behind it

[Dr. Technolust 5]

I am seeing an unusual playback issue with Emby on an NVIDIA Shield.

Environment
- Client device: NVIDIA Shield
- Emby for Android version: 3.5.36
- Emby Server version: 4.9.5.0
- FancyLED is installed and HDMI-CEC is enabled

Issue:
When I pause a movie or TV episode and step away for several minutes, the NVIDIA Shield idle/screensaver background eventually appears.

At some point, I can hear the paused content playing again, but the Shield screensaver remains visible on top of Emby.

When I press the Back button to dismiss the Shield screensaver, Emby becomes visible and the movie or episode is actively playing.

The sequence appears to be:

1. Content is paused in Emby.
2. The NVIDIA Shield screensaver starts after several minutes.
3. Emby playback resumes while the screensaver is still displayed.
4. Audio can be heard, but the video remains hidden behind the screensaver.
5. Pressing Back dismisses the screensaver and reveals the content playing.

I have not yet performed troubleshooting because I would first like to determine whether this is a known issue or expected behavior.

Could the developers confirm:

- Whether Emby for Android should prevent playback from resuming while the Shield screensaver is active.
- Whether there is a known issue involving pause state, Android activity lifecycle, or screensaver handling on the NVIDIA Shield.
- Whether Emby could be receiving an unintended playback-resume command through HDMI-CEC.
- Whether server or client logs would identify what triggered playback to resume.
- Which logs or diagnostic information I should collect before reproducing the issue.

FancyLED and HDMI-CEC may be involved, but I do not yet know whether the resume event is coming from Emby, the Shield, the television, or another HDMI-CEC device.

[Lessaj 534]

I can +1 this since I have seen it happen but it doesn't always happen. I have logs enabled on the device but keep forgetting to check them when it happens. I don't think FancyLED is related, and I'm doubting CEC plays a role either.