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auto resume on startup doesn't resume a playlist track (Sansa ClipZip)

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gevaerts:
How you started playback is irrelevant.

Can you post the complete contents of the .rockbox/config.cfg file on your player?

bowhat:
Hi gevaerts, apologies for the tardy response, your help diagnosing is much appreciated.

p.s. I still think it is because I am not using the inbuilt playlists, e.g. when I navigate to the "playlist catalogue" at the top menu it is empty. Mine are m3u playlists stored on the sdcard.


Contents of file are:
# .cfg file created by rockbox 3.13 - http://www.rockbox.org

volume: -31
scrollbar: right
scrollbar width: 5
idle poweroff: 30
backlight filters first keypress: on
caption backlight: on
brightness: 9
show filename exts: off
follow playlist: on
autocreate bookmarks: recent only - on
autoupdate bookmarks: on
autoload bookmarks: on
use most-recent-bookmarks: unique only
autoresume enable: on
warn when erasing dynamic playlist: off
fms: -
start in screen: wps
playlist catalog directory: /Playlists
sleeptimer on startup: on
keypress restarts sleeptimer: on
shortcuts instead of quickscreen: on

gevaerts:

--- Quote from: bowhat on March 31, 2014, 04:26:25 PM ---p.s. I still think it is because I am not using the inbuilt playlists, e.g. when I navigate to the "playlist catalogue" at the top menu it is empty. Mine are m3u playlists stored on the sdcard.

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Still nothing to do with it. Many people don't use that (including me). As soon as a playlist is loaded, how you started it is entirely irrelevant. It could come from the playlist catalogue, an m3u file, or it could be built up manually using "Insert next" and similar in the context menu, but once loaded, they're all the same.


--- Quote ---autoresume enable: on

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I'd try disabling this one. I'm not sure of the details, but I do vaguely remember some unexpected issues when enabling it. Do you actually need the feature? You're already using bookmarks after all, and the functionality of those overlap with automatic resume.

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