CODEWITHSUNDEEP
spotifycocoalibspotify-2.0
joshb
joshb

Reputation: 63

sessionDidEndPlayback not being called

I've included the SPSessionPlaybackDelegate and have included the method:

-(void)sessionDidEndPlayback:(SPSession *)aSession {
NSLog(@"song ended");

}

Yet this is not called when the song ends its playback naturally. Is there something I should be doing extra to implement this delegate? Other such methods are being called at the appropriate time:

-(void)sessionDidLoginSuccessfully:(SPSession *)aSession; {

}

Upvotes: 1

Views: 237

Answers (1)

iKenndac
iKenndac

Reputation: 18776

sessionDidEndPlayback: is part of the SPSessionPlaybackDelegate protocol, not SPSessionDelegate. It's called on whichever object is set as the playbackDelegate of the session object.

However, if you're using SPPlaybackManager for audio playback, that class sets itself as the session's playbackDelegate when you create it, and requires that it stays that way.

Currently, SPPlaybackManager doesn't provide a delegate method for the track ending, so the way to do this in the current release of CocoaLibSpotify is to observe SPPlaybackManager's currentTrack property — when it goes nil, you know playback has ended.

The dev branch of CocoaLibSpotify has just added the method playbackManagerIsFinishingPlayback: to SPPlaybackManager's delegate protocol.

Upvotes: 3

Related Questions