lzero0517 Posted November 9 (edited)  Poweramp version and build number: v3-build-853-arm64-play [853004-eab856f2] Your device model: LG-V40TQ Your Android version: 9 Cannot play the songs via soundbar build-in chromecast audio. And i have tested that with my mobile phone's build-in player and i see it is ok to playđ€Ż Is there any settings i need to do to play? Here is the screen of my mobile phone, please helpđ„ https://m.imgur.com/a/j5JbWb7  Edited November 10 by lzero0517 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rogerinnyc Posted November 13 (edited) I have a similar problem. Huawei Mate 10, rooted, running Android 9.0.0.228. Current Poweramp version: v3-build-853-arm64-play [853004-eab856f2], full version, 64 bit. I just acquired the Lenovo Smart Clock, which has Chromecast built in. Chromecast works fine with Spotify and other music players (e.g., Gonemad) on my phone. With Poweramp, the app connects and starts playing, but then stops for about 10 or 15 seconds, and then restarts -- ad nauseum. Sometimes it also vastly reduces the volume on my phone as well. FWIW, I have the default Chromecast settings in the app, and the app's Chromecast works fine for TVs that actually have an external Chromecast device. Hope you can fix. Edited November 13 by rogerinnyc More details Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
andrewilley Posted November 13 What Chromecast version is built into the clock? You can see it in PA info display while it's playing. Andre Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rogerinnyc Posted November 14 See attached image. Thanks for the quick reply Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
andrewilley Posted November 14 Chrome version seems pretty recent, so one for @maxmp to look at I think. I assume you've tried increasing the buffer size in Settings > Audio > Output > Chromecast ? Might also be worth ensuring that artwork force-send option is turned off too, but shouldn't really make a difference. Andre Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rogerinnyc Posted November 14 (edited) Thanks for the look. Yeah, maxed out buffer previously with no impact, will try the artwork no force-send option, but will report back here only if it makes a difference. Also, just in case the question comes up, am working with MP3s. EDIT: just confirming that unticking the no force-send option doesn't make a difference. Edited November 14 by rogerinnyc More info Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
maxmp Posted November 15 Most probably, chrome canât connect back to your phone (there is a connection from chromecast back to the device). Can be a rule on home wifi network (anything in wifi router/access point with the word âisolatedâ), or some phone setting. Also some Android variants are not capable of receiving inbound connections (like chromeos Android or some custom Roms), but LG roms are usually ok.  Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lzero0517 Posted November 22 On 11/15/2019 at 9:35 PM, maxmp said: Most probably, chrome canât connect back to your phone (there is a connection from chromecast back to the device). Can be a rule on home wifi network (anything in wifi router/access point with the word âisolatedâ), or some phone setting. Also some Android variants are not capable of receiving inbound connections (like chromeos Android or some custom Roms), but LG roms are usually ok.  Checked that with the router config, it should be fine to connect with each devices on same subnet. As mentioned, I have tested the chromecast via My LG-V40TQ with Andriod 9 Official rom built-in Music Player and I see it is success to play the music. Is there any way to find out the problem on?đ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cheungie Posted November 22 I have encountering similar problem when trying to cast to my Sony HT-ST5000 soundbar. Other apps such as DoubleTwist and PocketCast work perfectly though. I am using a Nokia 8.1 with Android 10. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites