[gstreamer-bugs] [Bug 516041] [Jokosher] Splitting mp3 and moving stops playback at the end of first piece

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  GStreamer | gst-plugins-base | Ver: HEAD CVS

Sebastian Dröge changed:

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          Component|gst-plugins-ugly            |gst-plugins-base




------- Comment #16 from Sebastian Dröge  2008-02-14 12:30 UTC -------
Ok, this seems to be a bug in core or base then as it also happens with ogg
files.

Now lets summarize the two bugs that happen here:

a) Trying to play two segments of a file, for example from 0 to 5 seconds and
then from 6 to 9 seconds. Between the two segments there's a pause of ~5
seconds (maybe because that's the duration of the previous segment? bug from
gst-plugins-base 0.10.15 comes to mind). From the log it seems that something
waits exactly that time after mp3parse returns UNEXPECTED and before it gets
the next newsegment event.
Question now is, whether this only happens to segment seeks or all seeks and
whether the state changes matter. Peteris tries to write a simple test case for
this one.

This also only happens on some machines with latest CVS, probably slower ones.


b) Trying to play a segment of a file in jokosher, for example going from 2 to
5 seconds. Here something weird happens now, mp3parse gets a [0,-1] newsegment,
pushes ~100 ms of buffers and then finally gets the [2,5] newsegment event and
does the right thing. Felipe gets this with MP3s and Oggs too and it can be
seen from Peteris log.


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