PlayerOptions

All parameters are optional. You also only need to specify the ones you want to update.

Param	Type	Description	Android	iOS
minBuffer	number	Minimum duration of media that the player will attempt to buffer in seconds.	✅	✅
maxBuffer	number	Maximum duration of media that the player will attempt to buffer in seconds.	✅	❌
backBuffer	number	Duration in seconds that should be kept in the buffer behind the current playhead time.	✅	❌
playBuffer	number	Duration of media in seconds that must be buffered for playback to start or resume following a user action such as a seek.	✅	❌
maxCacheSize	number	Maximum cache size in kilobytes.	✅	❌
iosCategory	IOSCategory	An IOSCategory. Sets on play().	❌	✅
iosCategoryMode	IOSCategoryMode	The audio session mode, together with the audio session category, indicates to the system how you intend to use audio in your app. You can use a mode to configure the audio system for specific use cases such as video recording, voice or video chat, or audio analysis. Sets on play().	❌	✅
iosCategoryOptions	IOSCategoryOptions[]	An array of IOSCategoryOptions. Sets on play().	❌	✅
waitForBuffer	boolean	Indicates whether the player should automatically delay playback in order to minimize stalling. Defaults to true. @deprecated This option has been nominated for removal in a future version of RNTP. If you have this set to true, you can safely remove this from the options. If you are setting this to false and have a reason for that, please post a comment in the following discussion: https://github.com/doublesymmetry/react-native-track-player/pull/1695 and describe why you are doing so.	✅	✅
autoUpdateMetadata	boolean	Indicates whether the player should automatically update now playing metadata data in control center / notification. Defaults to true.	✅	✅
autoHandleInterruptions	boolean	Indicates whether the player should automatically handle audio interruptions. Defaults to false.	✅	✅
androidAudioContentType	boolean	The audio content type indicates to the android system how you intend to use audio in your app. With autoHandleInterruptions: true and androidAudioContentType: AndroidAudioContentType.Speech, the audio will be paused during short interruptions, such as when a message arrives. Otherwise the playback volume is reduced while the notification is playing. Defaults to AndroidAudioContentType.Music	✅	❌