Pierre-Christophe Dus
Pierre-Christophe Dus
I can see the following details in the Application Output: ``` System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object at FFImageLoading.Svg.Platform.SKSvg.ReadElement (System.Xml.Linq.XElement e, System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2[TKey,TValue] style) [0x0022e] in...
Finally I've found a way to manage this on **iOS** with `MediaItem_PropertyChanged`: ``` Source = await CrossMediaManager.Current.Play(radioUrl); Source.PropertyChanged += MediaItem_PropertyChanged; ``` ``` private void MediaItem_PropertyChanged(object sender, PropertyChangedEventArgs e) { if...
Hello, is there any news about this issue? I just did some tests with the latest version but this doesn't change anything on Android.
Hi @arahmancsd Do you found a solution? I encounter the same issue both on iOS and Android regarding the Album / Display image.
I've finally found a way to display an Album Image like this: ``` CrossMediaManager.Current.Queue.Current.IsMetadataExtracted = false; var webUrlImage = "https://my.url.com/mycover.jpg"; CrossMediaManager.Current.Queue.Current.DisplayImageUri = webUrlImage; CrossMediaManager.Current.Queue.Current.AlbumImageUri = webUrlImage; CrossMediaManager.Current.Queue.Current.ImageUri = webUrlImage; CrossMediaManager.Current.Notification.UpdateNotification();...
Thanks @RichardSV15, it's seems the better solution.
Finally, I've did like this: ``` var mediaItem = await mediaManager.Play(radioUrl); CurrentTitle = mediaItem.Title; Debug.WriteLine($"PlayStopAsync() - CurrentTitle: {CurrentTitle.ToString()}"); mediaItem.MetadataUpdated += (sender, args) => { CurrentTitle = args.MediaItem.Title; Debug.WriteLine($"PlayStopAsync() - mediaItem.MetadataUpdated...
Finally, I've implemented a solution that one have suggested by using `MediaItem.Title`: var mediaItem = await CrossMediaManager.Current.Play(radioUrl); var currentTitle = mediaItem.Title; This only works for **iOS**, on **Android** the use...
In add to this, I would like to know if there is a way to "**cancel**" a `Play()` request? I've tried to call `Stop()` in case of errros, but it...
I've did some investigations, and it seems that the behaviour is not the same on **iOS** and **Android**. As a reminder, I would like to manage errors that can occur...