For me, it was the audio transition settings. Set to none kills volume jumps.

Sorry I'm not getting notifications of replies. Sometimes the EQ comes on by itself. I always keep it disabled. I've been listening for the past few weeks on my Bose S1 and havn't had a volume jump, so it's possible it is the EQ. I'll report in again if I figure something out.

Have same issue, while EQ is enabled. On Huawei P30.

Hi,
from the log I can see, you have OnePlus5 with Android 9 and MMA 1.3.8.0916.
I can see some equalizer errors in your logs. Can you confirm, that issue does not occur, when the equalizer is disabled?

Thanks for the report!

Can you confirm:
- what device / android version you're using
- what version of MMA you're using
- whether the issue occurs if you're using a player other than MM
- whether it only occurs over bluetooth

Thanks.

-Rusty

Hello,

Just wanted to check in on this. It stopped doing this for a while but today just started back up again in a different form. Before it was the beginnings and ends of songs that had a volume spike (sometimes I still hear this but I think it's an issue with the files and not MM), but now it's when I'm un-pausing a track. I made the following changes in the app this morning, not sure if it's related:

1. "show in notifications bar" set to always.
2. "playback notification" set to System.
3. Enabled EQ on the normal setting.

I've also been noticing issues with "analyse track volume". I've got it setup to analyse volume automatically on all new songs (I get most of my music from Bandcamp). I listened to a few albums yesterday where the first song wasn't analysed even though it seemed to run through the process for the album. Manually running on the song/album a second time fixes it up but still odd. Also another album from earlier this week has a few songs in the middle that are much lower volume. I figured it would be a good time to re-analyse all of my music and I did so this morning.

Now I'm getting volume jumps when I resume playback on MM Android. If it's a quick pause there is no issue. The song seems to quickly fade in. if I pause for a few minutes to take a call or something like that, the volume blasts up and then back down quickly. I have tinnitus so these sudden volume blasts are painful and can trigger the ringing to start. This is happening on both of my bluetooth sources, Galaxy Buds 2, as well as a Bose S1.

I just submitted Log: S4ZWD4A7TJ

Thanks.

Be sure to post log id in this thread ... so they can match them up

Ok it's happened 4 times in the past week. I've sent in a few logs.

Ok it happened yesterday and I send in some logs.

You can do this from About in MMA.

Sure I'll give it a try. How do I send a report from MMA?

Also I've been listening for the past 3 days with auto volume turned back on and no jumps to report.

Hi,
When it happen can you please immediately Send Debug LOG from MMA and post log ID here. I hope something can be found.

No I disabled CF. It's currently set to gap-less. As I mentioned above it's impossible to reproduce. It's random and not linked to any specific songs. If it happens on a song, I've gone back to replay that song, or even switched to another and then back but it doesn't happen again. This probably happens about once or twice a week, and I am playing music for 8 hours a day while at work. Guess I could just change all the track volumes, and not have to use the volume levelling feature.

Thank you for your effort. Hopefully if the auto volume algorithm ever gets an update, this will be unintentionally resolved as a result.

Have a joyful day.

Hi,
I can't replicate, Tested on Moto X4, Idol 3 (LineAge OS 14.1), HTC 820, Huawei P20 Lite on Moto BT and wired headphones, Speaker and Car HeadUnit BT while having enabled Volume leveling.

Do you have Crossfade enabled and can you isolate two tracks with issue and send me DL link in PM so that I can check?