GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 316664
pausing and ressuming/seeking file causes the file to be replayed at high speed
Last modified: 2005-09-18 22:37:14 UTC
Please describe the problem: This problem occures on fairly big files, I discovered it using some of the LugRadio ogg vorbis high quality setting files (www.lugradio.org), it doesn't happen on regular length files (typical 3-5 min songs) however it happens on almost every single file around 60 mins. Seeking seems to produce the same result On the upside, Jono Bacon's voice sounds very funny at high speed. Steps to reproduce: 1. import long file 2. play 3. pause 4. resume play Actual results: 5. chipmunk voices Expected results: 5. regular playback Does this happen every time? seems fairly reproducable on large files, ~60 mins Other information: Link to test file: http://audio.lugradio.org/season1/ep8/lugradio-episode8-260504-high-quality.ogg Using Ubuntu Breezy
On that file, there is absolutely some very weird playback, however, I don't think it's Banshee's fault. I don't get exactly the same problem as you. For me, the audio skips fairly rapidly. Seeking actually seems to make it play normally, at least for a little while. I get the same result outside of Banshee with this pipeline: $ gst-launch-0.8 gnomevfssrc location=lugradio-episode8-260504-high-quality.ogg ! spider ! audioconvert ! alsasink Playing with mplayer confirms it's not a problem with the OGG - the problem is in GStreamer: $ lugradio-episode8-260504-high-quality.ogg I am suspecting it's actually a problem with the vorbisdec gstreamer element.
Whoops, meant: $ mplayer lugradio-episode8-260504-high-quality.ogg Totem also exhibits the same problem playing the ogg, as the pipelines in all three situations are nearly identical. I also just tested with the MP3 version of that episode, and have the same problem, so it's a more general GStreamer issue. This bug needs to be filed against GStreamer, not against Banshee.