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12475 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Crash while playing audio | 2011-12-21 | bug | 2011-12-29 | |
Task Description
Sansa Clip v1. Stable version 3.10 [Tracker didn’t let me choose it?] After playing the item for some time [varies] Rockbox crash and give this error: Data abort at 3001913E FSR 0×8 (domain 0, fault 8) address 0x7261702D
Using DFKT Minimum Clip theme.
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12455 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Any EQ Low Shelf change from 0.0 causes click at start ... | 2011-12-15 | Julian Hughes | 2011-12-15 | 1 |
Task Description
Hardware: iriver H140, iriver H340, Sansa Clip+
Rockbox version: 3.10 downloaded from http://www.rockbox.org/download/byhand.cgi I have also reproduced bug on official firmwares as old as 3.5.1, and on my own builds.
Settings: 100% default except for enabling EQ and setting an EQ i.e. using graphical EQ to set LS -0.5 at 60Hz or LS +1.5 at 60Hz
Expected behaviour: music track, however loaded, starts in normal way, with no sounds other than those decoded from file. Restarting the track results in the same normal playback.
Actual behaviour: music track starts with an obvious and intrusive click. This happens whether the track is loaded individually, or if it is the first track of an album loaded via .m3u playlist. When using playlist subsequent tracks play normally, without a click. But restarting any track causes the click.
It makes no difference if the EQ Low Shelf Filter settings are a big change from flat, or a tiny difference. To induce the bug it’s enough that EQ is enabled and LS is not set to be flat i.e. just an increment of +/- 0.5 dB is enough, and changing the cut off frequency or the Q factor made no difference.
This bug is noticeable with any track that starts quietly, and especially with tracks from CDs that are not mastered to modern high levels.
The Clip does tend to make its own small click on manual track changes and some button presses; I am not confusing this with the bug I describe. On the irivers I get a single click, while on the Clip I get a very unmusical double click.
I’ve attached my H140 config to illustrate that the config is unremarkable and that apart from the EQ it is at default. If anyone needs me to try stuff or make any changes or try a patch that is fine, but I would prefer it to be on an iriver because the Sansa OF database refresh is so annoying.
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12448 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Data abort when trying to play a specific ogg-vorbis-fi ... | 2011-12-12 | Wolfgang Dilg | 2011-12-21 | 2 |
Task Description
When I try to play the ogg-vorbis file available at the following link,
http://alternativlos.cdn.as250.net/alternativlos-21.ogg
the player locks up with the following data abort:
svn-r31158: Data abort at 30813c08 FSR 0×8 (domain 0, fault 8) address 0x5643420D
svn-r31216: Data abort at 30813c08 FSR 0×8 (domain 0, fault 8) address 0x5643420D
The player doesn’t reboot after pressing a button. I have to turn it off by selecting the power button for some time.
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12447 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | [FUZE+]File of different format (flac, mpc, ogg, aac) b ... | 2011-12-11 | Jean-Louis Biasini | 2012-08-27 | |
Task Description
1. Way to reproduce: The bug appears randomly but always stay a while once appeared. It cannot be reproduced systemically. But always appears at the end. It has been reported by three different fuze+'s user so far.
2. Description The files won't be played but skipped until the playlist reach its end.
3. Workaround - Desactiving directory cache (settings > system > Disk) always get rid of it. Reactiving bring the bug back. - Reinitialize the database (wether there is no DB or an already present up-to-date one). But the player will then be back on non-playing behaviour after reboot.
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12446 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | [FUZE+]Undefined instruction at 0x0000AC44 when selecti ... | 2011-12-11 | Jean-Louis Biasini | 2012-08-27 | |
Task Description
1. Way to reproduce: While playing any file except mp3 select a MP3 file
2. Bug description WPS stay idle a couple of second on the new file without playing it (detection of the format correctly being showed) then:
Undefined instruction at 0000AC44 backtrace start pc: 0x0000AC44 sp: 0×00005350 backtrace end
find_addr.pl returns: jean-louis@debian:~/Bureau/rockbox-devtree/rockbox/buidl$ ../utils/analysis/find_addr.pl 0x0000AC44 1 /home/jean-louis/Bureau/rockbox-devtree/rockbox/buidl/firmware/libfirmware.a(thread.o) → threads
jean-louis@debian:~/Bureau/rockbox-devtree/rockbox/buidl$ ../utils/analysis/find_addr.pl 0×00005350 1 /home/jean-louis/Bureau/rockbox-devtree/rockbox/buidl/apps/codec_thread.o →
Whatever the format of the “coming from” file is, the address in backtrace stay the same.
3. No bug if: - If the files are in the same playlist, the bug doesn’t occurs - only on moving to a new dynamic playlist.
4. test performed: tested format: WMA > MP3 bug MPC > MP3 bug OGG > MP3 bug FLAC > MP3 bug
MP3 > OGG no bug WMA > OGG no bug FLAC > OGG no bug
each format transition tested 2 times with 4 different files
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12442 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | [Fuze+] Flac undefined instruction when going from mp3 ... | 2011-12-10 | Jean-Louis Biasini | 2012-08-27 | |
Task Description
This is probably related to the sansa fuze+ port rather than to the codec… I'm reported this one separatly from FS#12429 for it is very easy to reproduce on the device. It occurs everytime the player has to goes from reading mp3 file to reading flac file. This does not involve generating dynamic playlist for even skipping from file A to B inside a predefined playlist will cause it. The reverse isn't true: from flac to mp3 doesn't crash the player.
Undefined instruction at 63E5C2A0 backtrace start
pc: 0x63E5C2A0
sp: 0x00005390
backtrace end
jean-louis@debian:~/Bureau/rockbox-devtree/rockbox/buidl$ ../utils/analysis/find_addr.pl 0x63E5C2A0 1 This address is in codec space, please select the codec which was used with this address: [1]: ay.elf [2]: a52_rm.elf … [35]: flac.elf ….
Selection: 35 /home/jean-louis/Bureau/rockbox-devtree/rockbox/buidl/apps/codecs/flac.elf → decoded0
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12429 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Fuze+: playback failures (data aborts/undef instr/etc) ... | 2011-12-05 | Jean-Louis Biasini | 2011-12-11 | |
Task Description
Several problem occurs with those format on Fuze+’s port. The problem has been identified as player specific as it doesn’t occurs on clip+ and has been seen on 2 differents Fuze+ unit.
The problem are quite random which lead to difficulties to track them down precisely. Nevertheless, 3 differents phases can be observe regarding the behaviour of the fuze+ and mpc files:
- Normal behaviour (files can be selected, play, playlist also play without problem) - Non-playing behauviour (files are skipped one after the other till the end of the dynamic play list) – Nothing consistent was found on how to go from normal into non-playing behaviour or reverse. - Buggy behaviour (you can actually play and skip between files but after playing one file, the player will just hang stucked or go into panic at the moment to load the next one: Two different value set were observed for now (backtrace remains the same): Data abort at 63E57B28 FSR 0×8 (domain 0, fault 8) address 0×64000000 backtrace start A: 0x63E56AE8 A: 0x60040D28 A: 0x6003D87C A: 0x6003DB50 backtrace end
or:
Data abort at 63E57B24 FSR 0×8 (domain 0, fault 8) address 0×64000001 backtrace start A: 0x63E56AE8 A: 0x60040D28 A: 0x6003D87C A: 0x6003DB50 backtrace end
Several tests were made so far to establish that:
1) The problem is not files specific as normal behaviour and non-playing and buggy behaviour occurs on the same sets of files. Differents tag coding and even wiping all the tag away didn’t help either.
2) The problem is not related to database as not building it and/or erasing all DB files doesn’t wipe out the buggy behaviour.
3) The problem ist not be related to specific settings or if so, it is related to defaut settings. Recompiling, reinstalling rockbox from scratch doesn’t solve the buggy behaviour
4) Nothing consistent was found about how the player goes from normal to non-playing or reverse. However some consistent (systematical) way to go from non-playing to buggy phase was found: - Reinitialize the database (wether if there are no DB or an already present up-to-date one). But the player will then be back on non-playing phases after reboot. - Playing a big directory with a lot of files after skipping 20 to 50 of then the player will eventually start playing one of then (a random one nothing consistent here to) - desactivating the directory’s cache option (settings > system > disk) this way is the only way to remains even after reboot.
5) the backtrace of panic occuring in buggy behaviour was given into the ./utils/analisys/find_address.pl tool with the following result: https://gist.github.com/1434466
6) Flac format as been seen with the same non-playing behviour. But buggy phases gave no backtrace: Data abort at 63E71120 FSR 0×1 (domain 0, fault 1) address 0x00004D6B
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12417 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Audio crackling problem on Fuze v2 | 2011-11-30 | Tucker Cane | 2012-07-30 | 1 |
Task Description
I have RockBox version 3.9 on my Sansa Fuze v2 and so far I love it, but I have one problem. On a few tracks in my library, when I play them, the first few minutes of the song will be strangely distorted. Most of them are songs where the music starts off in just one of the speakers before moving into the other one. There will be bursts of loud, crackly noise in the other speaker during these first few seconds (that seem to be in time with the music) and then it will fix itself and the rest of the song will play perfectly. When I boot the default Sandisk firmware the songs play perfect like they should, it is only in RockBox that this glitch happens. I’ve messed with the settings a bit and even reset them completely, but nothing has worked thus far.
Attached is one of the songs that this happens with, from about 2 seconds in to about 7 seconds in. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I really want to enjoy my music without that crap in it.
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12393 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Annoying "click" before track restarts | 2011-11-19 | Terry Layton | 2012-04-13 | 1 |
Task Description
When the user manually skips back to the start of an MP3 (ID3v2.3) there is an annoying click before the same music track begins again (Obviously this occurs after a few seconds of play). First the songs stops, there is an small instant of silence, followed by a click, then another small instant of silence, then the song restarts. The original Sansa® Fuze™ firmware does not have this problem.
Player: Sansa® Fuze™ Rockbox Release: 3.9.1 Contact for details: TerryTheGreat-1@hotmail.com
Suggestion: If this is not the proper way to submit a bug then give DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS on how to do it properly
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12369 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Unneeded mass storage accesses with dircache off | 2011-11-06 | Andree Buschmann | 2011-12-25 | |
Task Description
With r30907 (and also back to at least r30809 which I tested as well) I experience unneeded mass storage accesses on my iPod nano2G. I do not see this effect on my iPod Video.
Use case: - Create a playlist from either DB or file browser - Let buffering finish - Skip forward track by track (I use mpc/mp3/aac with embedded album art.)
Effect seen: For some skips I see short flash accesses (much shorter than full rebuffering).
This only happens if dircache is off. With activated dircache this effect is gone.
As such mass storage accesses are severely impacting the battery runtime on HDD targets I hope we get this figured out before v3.10.
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12367 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | m4a files skip in mid playback. always same point, file... | 2011-11-05 | Tomer Weiss | 2011-12-06 | |
Task Description
m4a Songs skip in middle of playback, to next song. always at same point. fast forwarding beyond this point is fine. files work fine on other devices/PC. reverted back to v3.6 and all such problems are gone
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12360 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Pause (and resume) on headphone unplug not working on i ... | 2011-11-01 | ----- | 2011-12-14 | |
Task Description
It used to work until this summer, it’s been malfunctioning ever since.
Firmware and everything are up to date. Even reinstalling a clean Rockbox 3.9 on the player does not solve the issue.
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12356 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | next track advances when skip in repeat one mode | 2011-10-28 | Marcin Bukat | 2011-10-29 | 1 |
Task Description
Way to reproduce: 1) select file from file browser 2) change repeat to ‘one’ 3) skip doesn’t change the file (that is expected) but next track displayed in WPS advances
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12349 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | not play the music | 2011-10-25 | David Saegura | 2011-10-25 | |
Task Description
Hello, i install rockbox in IPOD CLAssic 80 Gb… When I play music is not heard, nor the song starts, it moves the playback.
However, the click wheel if you listen.
thanks.
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12343 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | APE with CUEsheet playback issues | 2011-10-21 | zhkailing | 2011-10-23 | |
Task Description
r30804 The rockbox (r30804) Can't play ape files with CUEsheet (APE + CUE files).
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12326 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Clip+ have noise when play .ape files | 2011-10-09 | Tai | 2011-10-17 | |
Task Description
I think there is a problem with a .ape codec ,when i play .ape files it will have a sound like radiosound.The time happen randomly with each .ape files and when i playback again it still happen at that time.Exp:ABC.ape will have have a noisy sound at 0:10 and when i play again it still happen at 0:10
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12307 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Android: Unable to resume playback after pausing/closin... | 2011-10-01 | Leonard Jacob | 2011-10-01 | |
Task Description
On build 30622 and previous builds, there is an issue with resuming playback.
When "Resume Playback" is selected from the menu, you transition into the music control screen but there is no output aside from some crackling noises.
Occasionally, the song would play for half a second before silencing.
The play/pause button during this situation shows a pause symbol which suggests that the song is supposed to play. However, the song progress bar remains at 0:00.
Currently on Cyanogenmod 7.1 nightly, Android version 2.3.5.
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12284 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Failure to properly resume playback | 2011-09-17 | Brandon Hicks | 2011-11-07 | |
Task Description
Not sure which build it started, but in daily build for September 16, playback fails to resume if entering the menu with hold play. In 3.9.1 playback resumes properly.
Note: I have voice turned on. I would test with it turned off, however I’m not good enough navigating the player without voice guidance and have no sight.
Steps to reproduce on iPod Video running sept 16 daily build: 1. Reboot player. 2. Navigate to a folder and play a track. 3. Long press play to bring up the menu and stop playback. 4. Either press play or go to resume playback and hit select.
The WPS comes back up, but no audio is played.
I’ve just tested the daily build for the same day on my Fuze V2 and the bug cannot be recreated there. I don’t have any other players or I’d test with those as well.
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12276 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | r30480 causes backdrop corruption when menus are voiced | 2011-09-13 | Nils Wallménius | 2011-09-23 | |
Task Description
on the gigabeat S the backdrop is corrupted when menus are voiced after r30480, it looks like this http://jhmikes.cleansoap.org/dump%20110908-120426.bmp
edit: it’s reproducible in the sim
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12250 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Playback freezes when using big speed or pitch change | 2011-08-29 | Jeffrey Goode | 2013-03-01 | |
Task Description
Can’t play back audio at any setting other than 100%/100% pitch/speed. Playback freezes almost immediately after changing pitch or speed, or when using a bookmark with pitch or speed information. Problem occurs in r30372, but probably appeared earlier.
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12246 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Progress bar cuesheet markers wrap with long audio file ... | 2011-08-26 | Nick Peskett | 2011-08-26 | 2 |
Task Description
When playing a file longer than around 6 hours with cuesheet support enabled, cues > around 6 hours cause long unsigned multiplication overflows, making the marker x offset wrap back to the start of the progress bar.
To reproduce:
Enable Settings > Playback Settings > Cuesheet Support. Generate mp3 & cue using attached perl script. There ought to be 10 evenly spaced cues, but they start wrapping after the sixth.
Solution (attached):
Cast the cue offset as a long long when performing the multiplication.
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12206 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | channel configuration and playback speed | 2011-07-28 | Wolfgang Dilg | 2012-05-04 | |
Task Description
A few days ago the left audio channel of my sansa e280v1 died and I don’t think I can repair it. So I’ve ordered a clip+. In the meantime I’ve changed the channel configuration to mono to listen to some podcasts. I’ve configured my player to 200% playback speed, bookmark on stop and rewind 2 sec on resume (because of FS12167) and channel configuration mono. At least with r30205, but I think the problem exists for some time, when I boot the player and start playback using a bookmark the output is garbled. Sometimes it clips, sometimes there is a reverb effect (bath room). Reselecting mono or starting a new file resolves the effect. When reselecting the bookmark before reboot the effect restarts.
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12170 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | APEv2 tags disrupt continuous play | 2011-06-28 | Johan Vromans | 2011-06-28 | |
Task Description
When mp3 files are normalized using mp3gain, a small disruption occurs when switching tracks using continuous play. According to the mp3gain specs, the tool adds APEv2 tags to the mp3 file to register normalisation details. Using these tags, the mp3 file needs to be analysed only once and the adjustments can be undone. However, it seems that Rockbox does not deal with these tags, wich causes continuous play to be disrupted when switching tracks.
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12167 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | wrong offset on bookmark | 2011-06-25 | Wolfgang Dilg | 2011-10-21 | |
Task Description
at least r30058 On the Sansa E280 v1 with a playback speed of 200% the playback restarts at bookmark plus about 2 seconds.
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12152 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Prefetch Abort error on Sansa Fuze V1 with 3.8.1 | 2011-06-11 | Rob Graff | 2011-08-26 | |
Task Description
When playing music on my Sansa Fuze V1 sometimes music stops right in the middle of a song. It is not predictable. Today I noticed for the first time the following text on the WPS screen:
start
Prefetch Abort at 54B7E864 FSR 0xFF (domain 15, fault 15)
end
The problem has happened on both AAC files and VBR MP3. It sometimes repeats when I replay the song, and sometimes does not.
This problem did not happen until I upgraded to 3.8.1 from 3.7.1
I will try to move back to 3.7.1 and see if it still happens.
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12126 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Crossfade On Manual Track Change In Shuffle Only Mode o... | 2011-05-22 | Akbar Hashim | 2011-05-31 | |
Task Description
would like to report a bug in i am shuffling through songs and set crossfade to shuffle only it still fades when i do a manual track change this does not happen when i set shuffle should not occur as there is an option for shuffle and manual track change only, so the two options have the same functionality when i am shuffling it should be able to differentiate between should be able to register that i have pressed next so the next song should not fade even though it is on shuffle.
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12103 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | ffwd on the sansa starts from past point | 2011-05-07 | Lena | 2011-05-22 | |
Task Description
When pressing ffwd on the sansa, it doesnt fwd from the correct place but starts from a previous point. Meaning when forwarding you might actually end in the past.
Im using bookmark, not sure if it’s related. It happens when you start 0 or a bookmark, doesn’t matter.
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12093 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Playback hanging after codec/playback rework | 2011-05-03 | Andree Buschmann | 2011-05-09 | 4 |
Task Description
I experienced several hangups during playback in the middle of tracks. Those hangups appeared nearly each 1h of playback. Seek fwd/rwd or play/pause does not solve the issue. Skipping forward lets the next track play normally. The track that formerly hung up can be played normally after a skip.
Player: iPod nano 2G Tracks: mpc / mp3
Hangups occured with mpc only, but that might just be an effect of my music collection which mostly consists of mpc.
Thread states: codec *R 16 16 11% (⇒ always *R, not alternating *R/T) audio T 15 15 57% buffering T 15 15 25%
I will attach the .config file later.
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12086 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | SPC files won't seek | 2011-04-30 | Benjamin Samuel | 2011-04-30 | |
Task Description
SPC files won’t seek. Attempting to fast forward a track results in nothing other than playback continuing from the same section of the track.
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12068 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Load Last Bookmark Broken Sanza Fuse v2 | 2011-04-16 | Raza | 2011-05-01 | 1 |
Task Description
Players: Sansa Fuze v2 R29716-110415 Note: This was happening on a build from a couple months ago to..
When I have "load last bookmark" on I can't access any other files in a folder with a file with a bookmark. Even time I hit a file it'll always load the file with the latest bookmark, the only way to play another file is to use the forward/rewind buttons.
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12060 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Support new play mode "once" | 2011-04-11 | Rolf Offermanns | 2011-04-11 | |
Task Description
Hi, this is a feature request. My old player had a play mode "1x / play once" in addition to the repeat track/album/playlist modes. I used it a lot for audio books (one large track per book).
Please add it to ROCKbox.
I will try to implement it myself in the meantime. :)
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12055 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Track Begining | 2011-04-08 | Pablo | 2011-04-10 | |
Task Description
Sometimes when I skip a track it begins like a minuet or two into the song.
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12044 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Sansa Clip+ cracking noise in left channel | 2011-04-04 | Sean Morison | 2011-04-05 | |
Task Description
I have a new Sansa Clip+, well, actually had one and just returned it today, as I thought the player was no good, and got another Clip+. It is a 4gb storage and I am using a Micro SD card with 8gb storage. I am using Klipsch Image S4i headphones. With the first Clip+, I played around (a lot) with the eq settings and found some that were hard on the headphones and some that were good. No matter what setting of eq or bass and treble setting, a lot of songs have a cracking noise in the left channel and there is a constant low hiss while playing music (although some songs have more as they already have a slight hiss due to how they have been recorded, such as FLAC files from vinyl rips) This cracking noise is very annoying and started thinking it was the headphones, possibly a faulty left channel. I then tried another headphone set, a pair of Panasonic Slimz, but not sure what model. They are also extremely good headphones, almost as good as the Klipsch I use. They also deliver a noticable crack in the left channel and a constant hiss. This crack is almost like the sound when the volume is pumped to 6db and the headphones are just cranked out and crack, but is very quiet and doesn’t happen always. It doesn’t always happen with strong bass or strong treble parts of a song, just randomly (but I have listened enough to songs to know when the cracking comes in in them). This cracking doesnt happen with the stock firmware. I have always enjoyed rockbox, especially that I can change the sound so much, and play many files like FLAC, with ease. I used rockbox on my old Sansa e250 and e280, but I may have to get rid of it on the Clip+ until it sounds reasonable.
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12038 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Sansa Fuze v2 MP3 playback not stable in 3.8 | 2011-03-31 | Christian Blackburn | 2011-04-02 | |
Task Description
Version 3.6 and 3.7 worked great on Sansa Fuze v2. However, on 3.8 playback will freeze at some point during a long track (I mainly listen to podcasts). Normally, the player can identify the Title, Album, and Artist. However, right now all I see is the title as “Track 01” and the other two fields are blank. Once playback has frozen, I can turn the screen on and off, but that’s it and have to hold down on the power button until it forcibly turns off. I’m using BoxAmp as my theme and have it configured to not allow skipping to the next or previous track with a single click.
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12034 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Dangerous volume levels in RaaA on application start | 2011-03-31 | Hayden Pearce | 2011-03-31 | |
Task Description
As the heading suggests, this one’s pretty simple.
Since RaaA was made to use the HW volume keys there has been a nasty side effect of the volume always defaulting to full on application start.
This is dangerous for ears, headphones/monitors, and the internal speaker.
The volume reached in this “blast” also seems to exceed RaaA’s maximum volume, so it seems as though the full range is not being used as well.
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12018 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Freeze at the end of a track playback or playback stop | 2011-03-19 | Václav Brožík | 2011-03-19 | |
Task Description
The build r29613-110318 on Sansa Clip+ causes freeze in these situations: - playback approaches end of a track (maybe buffering of the next track problem) - playback is stopped
When frozen the player does not react to button presses. Only pressing the power button for several seconds turns off the player.
With a 24 hour older build I did not observe this problem.
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12006 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Android: OGG, SPX, MP3 playback problem | 2011-03-12 | Tuomas Airaksinen | 2011-08-12 | |
Task Description
I’m using revision 29572 of android port. Host system is Samsung Galaxy 3 i5800, with 240×400 resolution display, with version 2.2 (Froyo) of Android.
The problem is as follows. When trying to start playback of OGG or SPX files, the playback does not start occasionally (the change is maybe less than 20% to have playback). By rewinding randomly it is possible to get it start playback. The same behaviour occurs when starting from bookmarks and from file explorer. The problem occurs with default config file.
Tried with MP3 and had the same problem. The problem may be with other codecs as well but I have not tried it so extensively.
Best
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11981 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Replaygain makes volume too low | 2011-03-02 | William | 2011-03-04 | |
Task Description
Ever since 1-2 weeks, or so, ago, replaygain has been making my music files incredibly low in volume, even pre-amping in replaygain is too soft. This gets much better if I disable it, but I would rather not. I cannot give an exact date because I don’t always use the daily build, but I usually update it on a daily basis.
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11973 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | ipod nano 1G loses sound after record mode is turned on ... | 2011-02-28 | Martins | 2011-03-03 | 2 |
Task Description
After record mode is turned on and off on nano 1G 3.8, afterwards there is no sound, unless player is turned off and on. A person @ IRC notified me that after 3.7 version had been made some change for nano’s recording mode, so I tried 3.7 - no problems, several times turned recording mode on, off and resumed playback and no sound loss.
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11954 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Doesn't work shuffling if add folder via "Play Next" | 2011-02-20 | Roman | 2011-07-27 | |
Task Description
Steps to reproduce: 1. Play something 2. Turn on “Shuffle” 3. Open file manager 4. Select folder with music 5. Open context menu and select “Playlist” 6. Select “Play Next” Added files are sorted by file names in playlist, but “Shuffle” option is still ON. To shuffle files I should turn “Shuffle” off, save settings and than turn it on again. Thanks.
Player and simulator is Sansa Fuze v1
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11944 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Sansa clip+ data abort randomly | 2011-02-15 | Ben | 2011-04-09 | |
Task Description
I have a sans clip+ and randomly while playing a song, it comes up with an error like this
Data abort At 30006278 FSR (domain 0 fault 8) Address 0x5DEA8A93
Any suggestions?
Thanks a lot!
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11865 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | WPS Locks up when pause button pressed. | 2011-01-08 | Richard Schofield | 2011-01-21 | 1 |
Task Description
From daily build r28953 on my gigabeat S WPS locks up if I press pause. After this no buttons work, hardware reset switch must be used to restart gigabeat. Prior to using pause it was noticed that the skip buttons are ignored, but other functions, main menu etc. appear to work OK.
Sequence to recreate: After installing build, reboot. Check menu is working OK etc. before resuming or starting playback. Start/resume playback. Check skip buttons are ignored, other buttons work. Press pause. Screen locks up (though scrolling text keeps scrolling). No buttons work from this point. Currently playing track continues to play.
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11863 | Bugs | Music playback | Low | Playback / buffer freezes | 2011-01-06 | Andree Buschmann | 2011-04-06 | 15 |
Task Description
Extracted from FS#11830 . Since the issues described below also occur when FS#11830 is not applied this bug report is generated.
On iPod nano 1G and iPod Video’s the following were issues observed: 1) Device does not fully start (no menu visible, background image loaded) 2) Playback stopps or does not start (WPS playtime is 0:00) 3) “data abort” on white screen
Except (1) and (3) the iPod’s UI responds. In situation (2) loading mpegplayer or shut down via longpress Play/Pause is not possible. In general plugins (tested with test_fps and test_mem) can be loaded and performed normally.
On iPod Video this happened with builds which based on r28915, r28940 and r28960. So, before the ATA but after some kernel/thread/priority changes.
I could provoke this failure twice when generating the DB during playback. But these failure also happened randomly during standard playback (mp3 and mpc in my case).
As long as we do not know what is happening I will assume this is not specific for PP502x processors.
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11846 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Ipod Video 80GB stops playback after skipping a number ... | 2010-12-30 | Will Rittman | 2011-03-09 | |
Task Description
Daily Build R28900-101225
The Ipod Video 80GB will stop playback after a number of skips. seems to be from when playback is resumed. Playback only continues after a reboot
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11817 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | M:Robe 500: Kinetic-scrolling influences music plaback | 2010-12-20 | Leo Witt | 2011-06-05 | 5 |
Task Description
Version: r28861
Hello,
when I hold the touchscreen on a kinetic-scroll for some seconds (2-3), the music playback gets interrupted.
This is very annoying on big lists and you're still selecting …
Thanks in advance!
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11812 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Clip+ non zero output when paused | 2010-12-16 | James Duley | 2012-03-17 | |
Task Description
By measuring with a multimeter I found that when paused the clip+ outputs a constant DC voltage that will change with the volume. I believe it just outputs the sample it was on when it is paused rather than zero. It changes every time I pause it and is postive and negative. When I tried a file with just silence it was always zero when paused. The OF does not have this problem. This has a real potential to damage headphones if you have the volume up and were unlucky enough to pause on a peak.
Brief discussion on Head-Fi http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/528329/clip-dc-offset#post_7127751
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11775 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Playback stops and high pitch noise starts | 2010-11-25 | Gerry | 2011-03-09 | |
Task Description
Since upgrading to version 3.7, my iRiver H10 20gb sometimes stops playback of a given file, and emits a high pitched noise. The remaining time is frozen at whatever point in the file it got stuck, and the only solution is to reboot. I’m not able to navigate back out to select a different file. At first I thought it was a corrupted file, but after rebooting the particular file playsback without issue. This happens across a number of files, not any particular one.
This was not an issue in 3.6. The Reported Version dropdown when creating this task doesn’t allow me to choose 3.7 as the version which is why I reported it as 3.6
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11764 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Fastforwarding, Rewinding, or Selecting a different fil ... | 2010-11-18 | menachem shapiro | 2011-03-09 | 1 |
Task Description
Summary:
I have an iRiver 20GB H10 running Rockbox 3.7. I recently updated from 3.4 (or 3.5 – i’m not entirely sure) and have started noticing the following problems.
When I’m listening to audio files on my mp3, I’ll often fast forward or rewind a little bit, depending on what I’m listening to. Sometimes while a file is playing, I will browse my files and select another one to play.
Most of the time this works as expected but sometimes (maybe %10-15 of the time) playback will get corrupted, and the only solution is to reboot the player. Most commonly, the file looks like it loads but sound stops working. Trying to get it working again by loading another file (using a bookmark or just clicking on the file) or reloading the file doesn’t work. Instead the player freezes up and the only solution is to restart the player. However, powering down takes a lot longer than usual, and I have to hold down the power key the whole time. Then it seems like the player doesn’t go off until I let go the power key I had been holding. Most of the time, rebooting the player works and the file continues playing.
Less commonly, when I try to load a new file instead of playing all I get it a bunch of static, which continues until I reboot the player.
I have attached a resent settings dump of my player.
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11762 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | Data Abort on Speed Change | 2010-11-16 | Alex | 2010-11-24 | |
Task Description
Clip r28601 The player crashes with “Data Abort” when the speed is higher than 125% to 130%. Sometimes it crashes immediately, sometimes it will play for a few seconds.
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11719 | Bugs | Music playback | Very Low | 48Khz FLAC and ALAC playing slow | 2010-11-04 | Thomas Brunoli | 2011-02-03 | 2 |
Task Description
When playing any lossless track that has a 48Khz sampling rate, rockbox incorrectly shows the song time longer than it actually is, and plays it slowly. E.G. Hurt by Nine Inch Nails is shown to be and plays for 6 minutes and 50 seconds, but it is actually 6 minutes 17 seconds
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