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posted 2014-02-26 00:08:00 +0200

Mediaplayer fails with low samplerates

The media player starts playing mp3 files with a low samplerate (e.g. 11025Hz) but with some files the timer stays almost still and after a while (e.g. 2 min) the player starts skipping 10 seconds and then playing 1 second and so on. This can be fixed by:

lame --resample 48 file.mp3

The new file works just fine.

So where can I place a bug report? Here?

Mediaplayer fails with low samplerates

The media player starts playing mp3 files with a low samplerate (e.g. 11025Hz) but with some files the timer stays almost still and after a while (e.g. 2 min) the player starts skipping 10 seconds and then playing 1 second and so on. This can be fixed by:

lame --resample 48 file.mp3

The new file works just fine.

So where can I place a bug report? Here?

Edit: To reproduce the problem: Get a rather long mp3 (for example http://escapepod.org/feed/) and do:

lame --mp3input --resample 8 -b 16 sample.mp3 bad_sample.mp3

Now when playing the bad sample in jolla it starts skipping. This should be observable after a couple of minutes. Also the timing goes slower. When the file is then paused the timing jumps to the correct value and back to the wrong value when it is started again e.g. after 60 secs the time might display 20 sec.

Mediaplayer fails with low samplerates

The media player starts playing mp3 files with a low samplerate (e.g. 11025Hz) but with some files the timer stays almost still and after a while (e.g. 2 min) the player starts skipping 10 seconds and then playing 1 second and so on. This can be fixed by:

lame --resample 48 file.mp3

The new file works just fine.

So where can I place a bug report? Here?

Edit: To reproduce the problem: Get a rather long mp3 (for example http://escapepod.org/feed/) and do:

lame --mp3input --resample 8 -b 16 sample.mp3 bad_sample.mp3

Now when playing the bad sample in jolla it starts skipping. This should be observable after a couple of minutes. Also the timing goes slower. When the file is then paused the timing jumps to the correct value and back to the wrong value when it is started again e.g. after 60 secs the time might display 20 sec.

Mediaplayer fails with low samplerates

The media player starts playing mp3 files with a low samplerate (e.g. 11025Hz) but with some files the timer stays almost still and after a while (e.g. 2 min) the player starts skipping 10 seconds and then playing 1 second and so on. This can be fixed by:

lame --resample 48 file.mp3

The new file works just fine.

So where can I place a bug report? Here?

Edit: To reproduce the problem: Get a rather long mp3 (for example http://escapepod.org/feed/) and do:

lame --mp3input --resample 8 -b 16 sample.mp3 bad_sample.mp3

Now when playing the bad sample in jolla it starts skipping. This should be observable after a couple of minutes. Also the timing goes slower. When the file is then paused the timing jumps to the correct value and back to the wrong value when it is started again e.g. after 60 secs the time might display 20 sec.

Mediaplayer fails with low samplerates

The media player starts playing mp3 files with a low samplerate (e.g. 11025Hz) but with some files the timer stays almost still and after a while (e.g. 2 min) the player starts skipping 10 seconds and then playing 1 second and so on. This can be fixed by:

lame --resample 48 file.mp3

The new file works just fine.

So where can I place a bug report? Here?

Edit: To reproduce the problem: Get a rather long mp3 (for example http://escapepod.org/feed/) and do:

lame --mp3input --resample 8 -b 16 sample.mp3 bad_sample.mp3

Now when playing the bad sample in jolla it starts skipping. This should be observable after a couple of minutes. Also the timing goes slower. When the file is then paused the timing jumps to the correct value and back to the wrong value when it is started again e.g. after 60 secs the time might display 20 sec.