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I love this feature for when I don't want to fire up my PC. Lately though I been having the issue seen in the video, I have gone through the normal wifi connection troubleshooting and no change. This just happened one day out of the blue, is there a setting I need to check or change. I'm usually pretty good at this but I'm stumped since only this is having the issue, local videos, youtube everything else works fine casting. 20210910_121603.mp4

Album art is automatically changes for audiostreams but it doesnt changes on android casting screen. its stuck with the first album art , but song tags are changing accordingly Redmi K20 Pro Miui Android TV

I have three audio Chromecast devices. However Poweramp only finds two of them. This is consistent across three Android devices: Huawei table, ZTE tablet, and Pixel 4a phone. Other music player apps on those devices do find and play to all three. Why doesn't Poweramp find all three?

Not sure what's going on exactly, but I can't seem to use the chromecast feature. I have two google home minis in the house as well as the regular chromecast that you plug into a TV. It's not an older chromecast either, about a year old. My phone is an LG G7 and I'm running v3 build 822 (the one that was just released). Like I said, I can't seem to access the chromecast feature at all. The only indication I have is a faded out button in the small settings menu. Any help is appreciated.

Today I got the update for v3-build-821-play (beta user) with the new feature of casting via Chromecast. This doesn't work for me, the error message on the TV screen says "firmware to old", followed by the release numbers of Mozilla, Apple WebKit and Chrome (see attached screenshot). My Chromecast is a generation 1 model, is it to old?

When I try to adjust audio volume, using the up or down volume control buttons, while listening to another app (Beyond Pod), the notification area flashes briefly with "Media...<name of bluetooth device>", then it shows the word "Poweramp" above a square icon with quarter-circles in its lower left corner and a horizontal line with a circle, indicating, apparently, the volume PA wants. The audio volume remains unchanged, even though the PA app has been closed; it is not playing music, but simply won't let me change the other app's volume. I've tried various settings: enabling/disabling DVC, Notifications->Keep Notification (an idea from another thread regarding volume issues). Is there some set of settings that will prevent PA from taking permanent control of my phone's media volume? Surely it's not necessary to uninstall PA every time I close it, or is this a known bug that will get fixed and an uninstall is a necessary temp workaround? Poweramp v3-build-820-play (Full Version) Samsung SM-G920V Galaxy S6 Android 7.0