Shelfmark has similar functionality and isn’t vibe coded, to my knowledge

Maybe back out into the Jellyfin app, then give it a second, then back out to the Roku home screen?

My running theory was that if I quit too quickly, the server would place the timestamp at the end of what had been pulled for buffering, but if I took a second, the webOS client could update the server with the actual timestamp. It seemed to be about 5-8 minutes ahead every time.

I’ve had this issue as well with the WebOS client. I found that if I hit “back” to exit playback but not the app, it worked fine. The issue was only if I turned off the TV or exited the app, so I simply tried to avoid doing that.

I don’t have any other advice and never managed to actually fix the problem.

I survived the Newsfire and NetNewsWire war of the early 2000s 👴🏻

Holy shit NetNewsWire is still around. I was using it on 10.5 almost two decades ago.

I hope he’s doing well too–I was just surprised since he seemed to really hit his stride then all of a sudden, nothing.

Thanks for taking it over! It’s definitely my favorite subsonic app as well. I couldn’t bear to see it die, like my previous favorite, subtracks.

There was, but it actually looks like you fixed it for 4.1.0: https://github.com/eddyizm/tempus/issues/35

So thanks! That one was driving me crazy since early Tempo days. Speaking of, have you had any contact with the original dev? He’s been MIA for a year or so, right?

Incredible work as usual. Is the “Album track list bug” where it would be stuck in place when you first click on an album?