Can’t remember where you stopped? Kinoma Play does!
Kinoma Play is chock full of little niceties that customers really appreciate. We’d need a 20-foot-tall product page to list them all, so instead we like to talk about them here.
For example, did you know that Kinoma Play automatically remembers where you stopped playing something so you don’t have to?
This is a super-convenient way to nibble on long-form content like podcasts and audiobooks as you have time — nibble while you shop, nibble while you work out, nibble while you drive (with audio-only content, please!).
History continued
This feature works great with History, another handy Kinoma Play feature.
Choose History on the Home screen for a list of everything you’ve listened to lately, and then choose an item to continue right where you left off.
Phone interruptions? No problem
This feature also lets you auto-continue after you make or receive a phone call.
Kinoma Play automatically pauses what you’re playing and then automatically resumes it when the call completes, slowly fading up the volume as it does. Smooooth!
I’ve noticed this feature and like it, but sometimes I want to just quit a song (for instance) and after I back out of where I was and try to shut down, I see that the song is still waiting to continue, What action am I missing that will allow me to quit instead of pause. Right now I’ve only figured out to quit Kinoma all together but that seems to take several steps (and sometimes several tries).?
I dont consider the auto-continue a nice feature. And i wish there where a way to disable it.
The most time i hear music with normal in-ear phones. When i get a phone call, i have to remove these from the phone. But after the call ends, this feature continues playing. So when i am not fast enough to reinsert the ear phones, it starts playing on the phones speaker. Which isn’t nice when you sit in a train.
It would be much better if it auto-continues playing first after the headphone was reinserted again, when it was connected before.