Check whether you stayed on the playback page
On the website, medici.tv describes a small player appearing as you scroll through information on the current film page. The player can remain visible while you read that page’s details. Clicking a site link or performing a search leaves that context.
The official help says playback stops when you leave the movie page, including navigation through a header or footer link. Note the last action before the sound ended. A stop precisely when opening an artist page is different from repeated interruptions while remaining on the same performance.
Choose the workflow that matches your listening session
If the aim is to read information about the current performance, remain on its page and scroll there. If the aim is to explore other parts of medici.tv while continuing the performance, the help describes that capability in the iOS and Android applications.
For example, a listener comparing a performer’s catalogue should decide whether uninterrupted music or immediate web navigation matters most. Pause and record the current position before leaving the browser page, or use the documented app route on a suitable device. Do not infer that a miniature window on one interface guarantees the same behaviour on another.
Questions about this guide
Can the small web player continue through every site search?
The cited help says leaving the film page stops web playback.
Where does medici.tv describe browsing while playback continues?
It describes this broader navigation capability in its iOS and Android apps.