Should I test Moonfade again after switching media apps?
A successful timer test in one player does not confirm another player’s behavior. Repeat a controlled short test when you change your Android media app.
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How can I use Moonfade for a timed music listening session?
Plan a music session by duration, choose the ending separately, and test your Android player before using Moonfade for a longer countdown.
Can Moonfade stop an audiobook at the end of a chapter?
Moonfade times elapsed listening, not audiobook chapters. Compare your player’s documented boundary controls with a conditional Moonfade ending and a short test.
How do I choose a Moonfade fade length between 0 and 60 seconds?
Choose how gradual Moonfade’s ending should be, compare a zero-second fade with a positive duration, and test the result after the countdown.
How can I use Moonfade to end a podcast listening session?
Choose Pocket Casts’ native episode/chapter timer when that fits, or test Moonfade’s elapsed-time podcast session and post-countdown ending on your device.
What happens when Moonfade’s fade duration is set to zero?
Understand what a zero-second fade removes, what the countdown still does, and why a playback request must be checked in your actual Android player.
What should I check if Moonfade’s timer notification is missing?
Check the active timer, Android notification access, and available notification actions before assuming a missing Moonfade notification means the timer stopped.
How do I stop a Moonfade timer before the countdown finishes?
Cancel an active Moonfade timer using its notification stop action, and separately check whether your music, podcast, or video should keep playing.
How do I shorten an active Moonfade timer from its notification?
Bring an active Moonfade countdown forward using its subtract-time notification action, then verify the remaining time and selected fade.
How do I extend an active Moonfade timer from its notification?
Use Moonfade’s notification to add time to a running countdown, check the updated duration, and keep the post-countdown fade separate.
How do I uninstall Moonfade when Device Admin is active?
Remove Moonfade’s Device Admin access before uninstalling, and understand what happens to local settings and your Google Play purchase record.
How do I remove Moonfade’s screen-lock permission?
Turn off Turn off the screen in Moonfade Settings to remove Device Admin access, or use Android’s administrator settings if the app cannot open.
How does Moonfade turn off and lock the display when time is up?
Moonfade uses Device Admin for its Turn off the screen behavior. Check display lock separately from media volume and player pause.
Why does Moonfade ask for Device Admin before starting a timer?
Moonfade currently requires Device Admin before timer start so it can turn off and lock the display. Learn the purpose and removal path.
What does Stop audio & video do in Moonfade Settings?
Stop audio & video enables Moonfade’s playback-ending request. Check it alongside fade settings and test the actual player response.
Why does my media keep playing after a Moonfade timer ends?
If media keeps playing, check the countdown and fade first, then Stop audio & video and the player’s response to the pause request.
How can I test whether my media player responds to Moonfade?
Run a controlled short timer to inspect media fading, the player’s pause response, and display lock separately on your Android device.
What are Moonfade’s five built-in timer presets?
Moonfade’s quick presets start at 15, 30, 45, 60, and 90 minutes. Understand when to use them and how Pro editing differs.
How do I choose a Moonfade timer duration from 1 minute to 24 hours?
Choose a time-based listening session with Moonfade’s dial or presets, then account for the fade that follows the countdown.
Does Moonfade fade audio before or after the countdown ends?
Understand Moonfade’s conditional ending: countdown, enabled fade and audio-focus request, then a separate enabled display-lock request. Check actual player and screen results.