From: noemail@none.com
On 10/3/25 9:35 PM, AJL wrote:
>On 10/3/25 8:10 PM, AJL wrote:
>>On 10/3/25 7:34 PM, Marion wrote:
>>>micky wrote:
>>>> More importantly, you all made clear that I
>>>> can't get around it using the url I was using. So i'll stop thinking
>>>> about that.
>>>
>>>I think you may be giving up too soonly if you say it that way.
>>>
>>>I didn't try it on my Android (because I use NewPipe & VLC which can play
>>>without the screen turned on) but the research I did before I answered your
>>>question showed that Brave, on Android, has a feature (apparently called
>>>"Background Play"), which is enabled by default, which supposedly plays
>>>video & audio with the Android screen turned off.
>>>
>>>It's apparently located in Brave "Settings > Media > Background Play".
>>>
>>>You can install the Android Brave APK from here.
>>>
>>
>>Since I have always used radio apps I don't need to use a browser. But I
>> just tried 2 radio stations (local KTAR and Bloomberg Boston) using a
>> Chrome browser on 3 devices (my Samsung Galaxy S10+ phone, an ONN Android
>> tablet, and this DEZLTID Android tablet) and they all worked with the
>> screen off. Question is how long they will stay on. IIRC the websites
>> turned themselves off after awhile. So I have one now running on my ONN
>> tablet and will check back with the result.
>
>Well the tablet screen has been off for over an hour now and the station is
> still playing. So apparently the Chrome browser will work also. I'm
> listening to KTAR on . This may not be true of all
> radio websites. You will have to play around a bit to get what you want but
> it appears you should be able to (unless your device is the problem). Good
> luck micky...
>
>BTW the iHeart Android app I mentioned earlier with NBC news also has a
> website: .
I just tried the web KTAR on this Chrome tablet and it quits with screen off
thus the problem is the device in this case...
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