Write the stopping point
A screening discussion may need a pause after the first item even when ordinary household viewing continues automatically. Name that boundary in the session plan. The playlist’s order can be correct while its continuation behavior is unsuitable for the occasion.
Inspect the playlist-level policy
Channels documents a playlist Auto Play choice that can override the global setting, including prompt, next item and off behavior. Read the actual selection for the saved playlist. Avoid changing the household default if the exception belongs only to this discussion sequence.
Start with two recognizable authorized items and let the first reach its ordinary ending. Observe whether the prompt or pause gives the presenter the intended opportunity to speak. Do not infer the ending behavior merely from skipping manually to another item.
Retain the session edition
Keep the accepted policy with the saved list and recheck it before the screening. If the sequence changes, inspect the new first boundary; a shorter introduction can bring the continuation moment earlier than the operator expects.
This article reports no viewing session. It offers a focused rehearsal for a playlist-level decision and does not alter the media files themselves.
Questions answered
Can a playlist differ from the global Auto Play choice?
Yes. Channels documents a playlist-specific override.
Does manually selecting the next item test automatic continuation?
No. Let the relevant item finish through the ordinary route.
Sources & further reading
Official references for the subjects discussed. Service terms and device software can change.