Buffer indicator/timer of current media you're watching

[troyhough 61]

Isn't a visual buffer indicator along the progress bar the more common pattern?

 

That's how it is now, right? I don't want that to go away, however, would like the additional option that was discussed above. You can't tell how much is loaded the current way if there's only 5 or 40 seconds. It's nice to see, for instance, if you're In BFE, in spotty cell coverage what you have buffered.

 

It's the first thing I noticed when switching from Plex to Emby and thought it was so cool. Then, I paid for a schedulesdirect subscription, and it went away :'(

Edited December 12, 2018 by troyhough

[Luke 42077]

Ok I understand thanks. We will have a new app update soon. Please retry the buffer indicator then. Thanks.

[troyhough 61]

Ok I understand thanks. We will have a new app update soon. Please retry the buffer indicator then. Thanks.

 

Thanks!

 

You ROCK @@Luke. It's the little things that matter!

Edited December 12, 2018 by troyhough

[troyhough 61]

Ok I understand thanks. We will have a new app update soon. Please retry the buffer indicator then. Thanks.

 

Hi Luke,

 

Checked the new 3.0.24 and don't see anything different. Do you know if something was implemented?

[Luke 42077]

I'll do some testing on this. Thanks.

[Luke 42077]

Most of our apps have this now.

[Detail4687 3]

@@Luke so we're supposed to be able to see how much has buffered?  Such as in a YouTube video?

[troyhough 61]

@@Luke so we're supposed to be able to see how much has buffered?  Such as in a YouTube video?

 

Yes that is correct.

[Detail4687 3]

Yes that is correct.

Can you tell where the setting is to enable that, cause I don't see this on chrome, Roku not android

[troyhough 61]

Can you tell where the setting is to enable that, cause I don't see this on chrome, Roku not android

 

It's enabled by default. This is Chrome on the PC.

[Luke 42077]

Correct, the apps that have this, don't require anything to enable it.