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[quote=rusty post_id=317039 time=1320428007 user_id=182] So if I understand correctly, in Details view: 1) Double-click MP4 A --> playback of MP4 A starts 2) Double-click MP4 B --> playback of MP4 A restarts (instead of playing MP4 B) Is that right? I've just tried doing this about 50 times, but can't replicate. If this is the bug, can you send a debug log? -Rusty [/quote]

   

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Re: 1453: jump fails in video albums

• Quote buskbolurven

by buskbolurven » Tue Nov 08, 2011 8:57 am

Yes, Your error description is correct.

I have started a debugview and you will have a log as soon as the error occurs again.

Yes, Your error description is correct.

I have started a debugview and you will have a log as soon as the error occurs again.

Re: 1453: jump fails in video albums

• Quote rusty

by rusty » Fri Nov 04, 2011 12:33 pm

So if I understand correctly, in Details view:

1) Double-click MP4 A --> playback of MP4 A starts
2) Double-click MP4 B --> playback of MP4 A restarts (instead of playing MP4 B)

Is that right?

I've just tried doing this about 50 times, but can't replicate. If this is the bug, can you send a debug log?

-Rusty

So if I understand correctly, in Details view:

1) Double-click MP4 A --> playback of MP4 A starts
2) Double-click MP4 B --> playback of MP4 A restarts (instead of playing MP4 B)

Is that right?

I've just tried doing this about 50 times, but can't replicate. If this is the bug, can you send a debug log?

-Rusty

Re: 1453: jump fails in video albums

• Quote buskbolurven

by buskbolurven » Fri Nov 04, 2011 7:41 am

The error occurs also in 1454

The error occurs also in 1454

Re: 1453: jump fails in video albums

• Quote buskbolurven

by buskbolurven » Fri Nov 04, 2011 2:21 am

I used the show details window with no small art icons when it happened, so if that was an assumption for the error described in Ventismedia, this is another error.

I used the show details window with no small art icons when it happened, so if that was an assumption for the error described in Ventismedia, this is another error.

Re: 1453: jump fails in video albums

• Quote rusty

by rusty » Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:56 pm

Hi,

Are you referring to the fact that double-clicking a thumbnail in the Art Browser can, in some cases, trigger the wrong track to play? See: http://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=8620

If yes, that should be fixed in 1454. Please confirm.

Thanks.

-Rusty

Hi,

Are you referring to the fact that double-clicking a thumbnail in the Art Browser can, in some cases, trigger the wrong track to play? See: http://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=8620

If yes, that should be fixed in 1454. Please confirm.

Thanks.

-Rusty

1453: jump fails in video albums

• Quote buskbolurven

by buskbolurven » Thu Nov 03, 2011 4:00 am

1 Plays a .mp4 video belonging to a album with several other .mp4 video files.
2 jump with >> and << works fine, but using the mouse, for jumping to another track longer away from the one played, sometimes fails and then the first track of the album is highlighted and played instead of the one you wanted to be played. Unfortunately, sometimes it works as expected, so the problem might be hard to be found.

1 Plays a .mp4 video belonging to a album with several other .mp4 video files.
2 jump with >> and << works fine, but using the mouse, for jumping to another track longer away from the one played, sometimes fails and then the first track of the album is highlighted and played instead of the one you wanted to be played. Unfortunately, sometimes it works as expected, so the problem might be hard to be found.

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