Error playing MP3 on Linux as Videoclips

Alejandro Tejada capellan2000 at gmail.com
Wed Jan 21 16:09:42 EST 2015


Hi Richard,


Richard Gaskin wrote
> I haven't tried that specific recipe, but I rarely have good results 
> with multimedia playback in LC, even as all the other playback tools I 
> use in Ubuntu perform marvelously, often handling more formats more 
> gracefully than Mac's QuickTime.
> Related, I just discovered that merely setting the filename of a player 
> object to an MP3 causes LC to hang:
> <
> http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14427
> >

Well, looks like sounds in format aiff, au or wav works
fine and mplayer actually quits after the sound is done.

I will restart again this project from Ubuntu using
LC 7.0.2 (RC1):
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9ja3Yvw8cHLc2lVbWduV1VVUDA&usp=sharing


Richard Gaskin wrote
> In my dream world every member of the IDE team would be required to 
> spend at least one day each week on Mac, Windows, and Linux, with the 
> remainder spent on whichever system they prefer.
> Given that one of the strongest selling points of LiveCode is platform 
> independence, I believe this practice would allow platform-specific 
> issues to be identified and resolved much faster than through any other 
> means.
> And given that issues are generally less expensive to fix the earlier in 
> the process they're discovered, this would likely be very cost-effective 
> as well.

If I remember correctly, RunRev test LiveCode in Linux using virtual
machines.
So, maybe they are completely unaware of these bugs.
All previous efforts toward 1) automatic testing and 2) benchmark scripts 
are steps in the right direction.
Maybe, just maybe, we could ask each month all users for new ideas 
and scripts for automated testing and benchmark.

Al



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