Questions about resume settings

[Luke 42078]

The answer is that anything under the min resume duration will always be marked watched no matter how much of it that you play. We'll improve the help text underneath the option. Thanks.

[Luke 42078]

No, it is working as designed, what needs to happen is we need to improve the help text, and you need to lower your min resume duration, if that's what you want.

[Richard Branches 330]

There is no such thing as resume for music, therefore you cannot really say that something isn't working.

 

I know we can't resume music, what I meant is the minimum amount of time when playback starts until we hit stop or next, the song shouldn't be marked as "recently played" if I only heard the first 3 seconds for example.

[Luke 42078]

I just opened up Spotify, played a track for three seconds, then stopped. And then it showed up in recently played, just like we do.

[Richard Branches 330]

I just opened up Spotify, played a track for three seconds, then stopped. And then it showed up in recently played, just like we do.

 

I wonder who in this world decided that this is a "normal" or "standard" behavior for listening to digital music     

Edited September 13, 2018 by delacosta78

[Richard Branches 330]

I just opened up Spotify, played a track for three seconds, then stopped. And then it showed up in recently played, just like we do.

 

On Google Play Music, songs are marked as played after 20 seconds, that's why I thought other apps/services would have the same behavior.

[Richard Branches 330]

No, it is working as designed, what needs to happen is we need to improve the help text, and you need to lower your min resume duration, if that's what you want.

 

What I would like to see reviewed by you guys is what I say in comment # 25, thank you for being patience with me and for taking your time to provide help.

[Luke 42078]

I did review it, but that's not how we designed it.

[Richard Branches 330]

I did review it, but that's not how we designed it.

 

Ok, thank you.