DMR supports pause (PAUSE-01 PAUSE-05)

This test verifies that the digital media renderer (DMR) pauses the rendering process after receiving a Pause() action, reports back that the content was paused (PAUSE-01), and advertises the pause capability in the list of CurrentTransportActions while in the PLAYING state (PAUSE-05), as specified below.

PAUSE-01

The DMR must support pausing audio or A/V streams. A DMR that receives a Pause() action must pause the rendering process. After a Pause() action, a DMR that receives a Play() action must resume playback from the same position.

A DMR must be capable of pause/resume operations for any resources of the following types: Audio or A/V resources for which the DMS supports time-range requests, byte-range requests, or connection stalling.

PAUSE-05

The pause operation must be available while the DMR is in the PLAYING state (for audio and A/V resources). As defined in the DLNA Guidelines, the DMR must advertise availability of this operation by inserting the keyword Pause in the list of CurrentTransportActions.

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Running the test

Before you run the test, complete the test setup as described in the test requirements: Digital Media Server Testing Prerequisites.

Troubleshooting

For troubleshooting information, see Troubleshooting Device.Media Testing.

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