u/Slow-Whales

I've been having a frustrating issue with Marvis lately when using it with Apple Music.

Sometimes I listen to a large number of songs, but the play counts don't sync at all. Other times only some of the songs are synchronized, while others are completely missed. The behavior seems random and inconsistent.

I'm using Apple Music and generally listen through Marvis, but lately the play history and play counts have become unreliable. This is making smart playlists and statistics much less useful.

I've already checked that:

• Sync Library is enabled.
• Marvis has the necessary permissions.
• The app is up to date.

Still, I regularly notice songs that I've played are not being recorded or synced properly.

Is anyone else experiencing this recently? Has something changed on Apple's side, or is there a known issue with Marvis play count synchronization?

Any suggestions or workarounds would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi all,

I’ve noticed something weird with my Strava power curve and I’m not sure if I’m misunderstanding how it works.

On today’s ride I have:

• Moving time: 2:30:26

• Average power: 152 W

But when I open the Power Curve for this ride and place the cursor around 2:30:30, Strava shows only 130 W for that duration for “this ride”.

So, in summary:

• Ride summary: 2:30:26 at 152 W avg

• Power curve (this ride): best 2:30 window = 130 W

I would expect that, if my whole ride of 2:30:26 is at 152 W average, then the best 2:30 window inside that ride should be at least 152 W or very close, not 22 W lower.

Is this just how Strava defines the “best efforts” power curve, or could there be something wrong with:

• how Strava is trimming the moving time,

• how zeros or pauses are handled, or

• some bug in the power curve for long durations?

For context: power is coming from a bike power meter (not estimated power), and I’m viewing the curve in the mobile app.

Has anyone seen this behavior or can explain what’s going on here?