Version: 3.2 (using 4.1.86 (KDE 4.1.86 (KDE 4.2 >= 20081221)), Project Neon) Compiler: cc OS: Linux (x86_64) release 2.6.27-9-generic When I want to skip to next number in Juk, it repeats, the song playing on that moment. See the screencast for more info, i play a song, i want to skip to next song, but instead that i get the given action its replays the song that was playing. http://www.mediafire.com/?kiyonj3njd9 Screencast
Kubuntu tracker: https://bugs.launchpad.net/kdemultimedia/+bug/316046
Comfirmed in Juk Version 3.1.1 in OSX 10.5.6
I can confirm this one. Reproduce: 1.) Open JuK 2.) Select a track in the playlist 3.) Press "Play" 4.) Press "Next" The same song will always be played. I'll try to get this fixed.
Oh, before you ask Mr. Pyne, yes, phonon-xine ofc :D
Confirmed based on multiple confirmation reports.
This is one bug I've never seen, Georg, what distro do you run JuK from? And are you using distribution packages or Subversion-compiled JuK?
Hi, I'm using JuK on Arch Linux using kdemod as a kde distribution, 4.2.0 distribution packages. I just checked out the current trunk of juk and compiled it - there this bug seems to be fixed. Must have been one of the recent commits, about two weeks ago I still had this one in trunk.
I'd be interested to know if this bug still occurs in 4.2 branch. Most changes from /trunk have been backported except for a large PlayerManager refactor. If the bug still exists in 4.2 then I'll backport that as well. Otherwise I'll close this bug the next time I notice under the assumption that it is fixed.
Its still in 4.2 I can confirm that, and i can confirm its fixed in 4.3 trunk.
Mine slightly different select track-play next track in list plays mute following track plays normal then next track plays mute etc mute tracks seem to be playing in background but mute as slider moves and track info is indicated. same in amarok.
@Above: This all should be fixed with KDE 4.2.1 (JuK Version 3.2.2).
Just two more points. Tried to find a way to reduce the length of the fade out but either missed how to do it or there is no option. I tried to do this as it seemed to me that the track fades out into the following track and is not triggered to fade up till the then next following track. Clicking on the track that is playing mute restarts the track which then plays fine. I like juk and it would be my music player of choice but for this
Nigel, which JuK Version are you using? I know of all the bugs you describe, but they've been fixed in the latest version by Michael. For the fade-in and fade-out: There is no option for this at the moment, the values are hardcoded in the JuK source (playermanager). If you'd like to see that in JuK (though, Michael even thought about dropping the crossfade completely as well), you can add a feature request for the option.
With KDE 4.2.2 it works for me. Seems to be fixed.
The fix introduced bug https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=189386 as it seems.
This bug has appeared again. I am not able to Play next/previous songs. Whenever I press "Next/Previous" while any song is playing, I get following message from Phonon "The audio playback device HDA Intel (ALC268 Analog_ doesn't work. Falling back to ." Then again when I play Previous/Next song plays. So it is seems that Alternative songs are being played only. This happens even automatically when playing song is about to end and next song is going to start during fading time. I have this problem on 3 machines with different architectures however with same version of OS and Software as shown below: Kde: 4.2.4-2.fc10 Kdemultimedia 4.2.4-1.fc10 Phonon: 4.3.1-6.fc10 Phonon-backend-xine: 4.3.1-6.fc10 Sound system works perfectly with other players like Audacious, Mplayer etc. I have also figured out that problem is not just in Juk, when other applications try to play sound simultaneously, I get above error message from Phonon. For example when Juk is playing a song, when I Empty trash, I get above message because Emptying trash action needs to play sound but since Juk is playing song on it above messages appears.
Sounds as if your sound system is blocked by some sound daemon. I'm not sure which OpenSuSE uses (pulse?). I've had this problem with esound as well once. @Michael: You've a OpenSuSE box as I know, can you check this?
I think sound is blocked by KDE/Phonon/Xine itself i.e on of the KDE application/library. All non-KDE application works perfectly while accessing sound system simultaneously by various applications. Btw, I am on Fedora10, 32 bit and I use "yum" to keep my machines upto date. Till now I have updated my all machines with latest stable software available in Fedora and other repositories. On one of the machines where above problems exist, I updated software from "update-testing" repositories which installed all KDE 4.3* related software. After that 1st problem is solved i.e "while pressing Next/Previous button sound goes" but 2nd remains i.e "When Juk automatically goes to play Next song sound goes". Let me know if you need more information. I am not expert on Linux hence I consider myself at Middle level.
Anirudh: Do you use PulseAudio (or rather, I guess, does Fedora 10 use it?) I'm willing to bet that the rest of your sound works because it uses PulseAudio but Xine is not outputting sound through PulseAudio but trying to go directly to the soundcard. For most people even in that case it would still work as the sound card drivers nowadays include the "dmix" sound mixer by default. Perhaps Fedora 10 disables that as well?
Created attachment 36427 [details] Screen-shot of settings from various applications.
Comment on attachment 36427 [details] Screen-shot of settings from various applications. As you can see in this screenshot that All applications are using Alsa as sound system. PulseAudio exists only as part of dependency library for some application, otherwise it is not used anywhere.