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[Bug] Seek duration of 5 seconds makes audio rewind impossible #3127
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@XiangRongLin could you look into this? ;-) |
@Stypox Will do |
@opusforlife2 Could it be that you have "Use fast inexact seek" on? |
@XiangRongLin Yep. I should have noted that as a relevant detail. My bad. |
If i understood it correctly, this is just the way exo player works when using inexact seek. If you use 15 or 25 seconds you will also notice that the left over 5 seconds gets ignored. |
I was guessing it would be something like that. Why is it that it only happens with audio, though? This works perfectly well for videos. |
My guess would be that the sync points are different. Like the article mentioned those sync points depend on your media type and streaming protocol |
Strange. The article mentioned streaming protocol and container format. They should both be the same for audios as well as videos + audios. |
@XiangRongLin I've seen comments (regarding resolutions) that certain list options can be hidden if a preference is toggled. Can the same be done with inexact seek? If it is on, the options 5, 15 and 25 should be hidden. |
This idea should work. What should then happen if the setting is at 5/15/25 and the user activates inexact seek? Automatically set it back to 10? |
Yes. And the inexact seek description should say that it only allows 10, 20 and 30 second options. No need to explain why that is, though. Edit: or maybe a simple 'Exoplayer limitation' in brackets? |
@opusforlife2 PR is open |
I checked if the issue/feature exists in the latest version.
Set the seek duration to 5 seconds.
Play an audio till 30 seconds or so.
Try rewinding.
It will do so once until the timestamp is a multiple of 10 seconds. Then tapping rewind just keeps taking you to that timestamp, not allowing you to go further back.
If you rapidly jam the rewind button, though, you overcome this 'barrier' of sorts and get taken quite far back.
This issue exists only for the 5 second duration.
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