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This consolidates the logic for reporting stopped playback to the server. The MEDIA_FINISHED event is fired when: * End of stream is reached * Error encountered * Playback has been stopped * Playback was interrupted because a new item was loaded https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/reference/web_receiver/cast.framework.events#.EndedReason The current position reported to the server will be the current time reported by the Cast player which will be the most accurate representation. If this is not available, it will fall back to the existing logic of checking the current playback position from the receiver's playback state. |
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Jellyfin Cast Web Receiver
Part of the Jellyfin Project
The Jellyfin Cast Web Receiver is the frontend used when casting to a Google Cast capable device. It is used by default when casting from the Jellyfin Android app or Jellyfin web client.
How do I use it?
A stable and unstable version of this app are already included in the Jellyfin server. There is no need to separately install this project. To host your own version (for developing) see CONTRIBUTING.md.
The stable version is the latest released version. unstable is updated automatically from the master branch.
What does it do?
This is a web receiver as defined in the Google Cast architecture.
As soon as you press the "cast" button on your client this application will start on you cast-capable device and handle playback functionality.
What doesn't it do?
Anything related to your non-cast device (e.g. your phone, browser, other device) or anything about the inclusion of casting for a specific client (e.g. casting from the iOS app).
Any issues/features related to that: check the respective repository.
Something not working right?
First check if the issue is actually Google Cast related. So answer the question:
"Can I reproduce the issue on any other way then when casting to a Google Cast capable device?"
If yes: The issue probably lies somewhere else. If no: Open an issue on GitHub.
Testing
Jellyfin allows switching between a stable and unstable version of the client. Go the client of your choice and: user -> settings -> playback -> Google Cast version.
Note that this setting is set per-user.