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Error when evaluating setter "rawTime" #676

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radinamatic opened this issue Nov 18, 2016 · 5 comments
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Error when evaluating setter "rawTime" #676

radinamatic opened this issue Nov 18, 2016 · 5 comments
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Summary

Console [Vue warn] while playing MP3 file, playback has no issues.

System information

  • Version: latest develop
  • Operating system: Ubuntu 16.10
  • Browser: Firefox & Chrome (somewhat different warn, though, see screenshots)
  • Content channel ID: 8b4d3e6d3d4842ba8ea658335b5dd252

Traceback or relevant snippet from server.log or browser console

[Vue warn]: Error when evaluating setter "rawTime": TypeError: this.$els.audio is undefined

[Vue warn]: Error when evaluating setter "rawTime": TypeError: Cannot set property 'currentTime' of undefined

How to reproduce

  1. Import channel
  2. Go to Explore - Science - Audio
  3. Load any of the MP3 files.

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Firefox:

nyman - a la folie - cut1 - khan academy testing - kolibri - mozilla firefox_017

Chrome:

nyman - a la folie - cut2 - khan academy testing - kolibri - google chrome_018

@indirectlylit indirectlylit added bug Behavior is wrong or broken frontend labels Dec 2, 2016
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66eli77 commented Dec 21, 2016

@radinamatic @indirectlylit @christianmemije are you able to use the +20s or -20s or seeking features of the audio player? None of these works for me.

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@66eli77 I vaguely remember some seeking was functional when I was checking @christianmemije's re-design of the media download button, but haven't tested it after it...

I'll try it again asap!

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66eli77 commented Dec 21, 2016

it works on firefox and safari, and if I load another audio file from the internet, it works on Chrome too. This may be that the dev server cannot handle streaming on Chrome, or maybe that all the mp3 files in my channel are not seekable on Chrome.

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This may be that the dev server cannot handle streaming

That's likely the reason - I believe with many media files you need to run the production cherrypy server for seeking to work.

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tested and this issue appears to be fixed

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