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Clicking annotations plays back the audio too early (For example, on "Side A" of project: clicking the annotation at 19:35 plays the audio that should be playing when you click the text at 18:38). This happens when viewing the project in Google Chrome browser.
The issue appears to be resolved while viewing the project in Firefox browser, as the audio that plays after clicking annotation should be correspond to the text annotations, as intended.
However, in Firefox there is an additional issue, where clicking multiple annotations does not trigger play back at all, or takes a number of seconds to hear audio.
In Firefox, clicking on certain Side A annotations does not trigger audio right away, or at all, such as at 00:00:45 and 00:01:01
In Firefox, clicking certain Side B annotations also does not trigger audio right away, or at all, such as 00:08:20, 00:08:51, 00:20:01, 00:20:33, and many others.
Listen to audio in Side A, which often corresponds to text in earlier annotation.
Listen to audio in Side B, which often plays audio that should occur at a slightly later timestamp.
In Firefox, clicking on certain Side A annotations does not trigger audio right away, or at all, such as at 00:00:45 and 00:01:01
In Firefox, clicking certain Side B annotations also does not trigger audio right away, or at all, such as 00:08:20, 00:08:51, 00:20:01, 00:20:33, among others.
Expected behavior
When clicking on annotation timestamps, the correct audio should play to reflect the accompanying transcript.
When clicking on annotation timestamps, recording audio should play back immediately
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Additional context
I manually created my annotations with TSV files (one TSV file per layer), and by listening to the uploaded MP3 file (hosted on Archive.org) to identify the correct timestamps.
The duration of my offline audio file for 'Side A' of my project reads 01:03:38. This is also the duration displayed in the audio viewer in Firefox. However, the file's duration reads 01:03:56 when the project is viewed in Google Chrome.
The duration of offline audio file for 'Side B' reads 00:40:03, and is the same in both Firefox and Google Chrome browser
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Audio Playback Discrepancy When Clicking Annotation Timestamps in Project
Audio Playback Discrepancy and/or Failures When Clicking Annotation Timestamps in Project
Mar 23, 2023
Describe the bug
The issue appears to be resolved while viewing the project in Firefox browser, as the audio that plays after clicking annotation should be correspond to the text annotations, as intended.
In Firefox, clicking on certain Side A annotations does not trigger audio right away, or at all, such as at 00:00:45 and 00:01:01
In Firefox, clicking certain Side B annotations also does not trigger audio right away, or at all, such as 00:08:20, 00:08:51, 00:20:01, 00:20:33, and many others.
To Reproduce
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Expected behavior
Screenshots
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Additional context
I manually created my annotations with TSV files (one TSV file per layer), and by listening to the uploaded MP3 file (hosted on Archive.org) to identify the correct timestamps.
The duration of my offline audio file for 'Side A' of my project reads 01:03:38. This is also the duration displayed in the audio viewer in Firefox. However, the file's duration reads 01:03:56 when the project is viewed in Google Chrome.
The duration of offline audio file for 'Side B' reads 00:40:03, and is the same in both Firefox and Google Chrome browser
'Side A' Annotation Files:
teddie_side-a-annotations.zip
'Side B' Annotation Files:
teddie_side-b_annotations.zip
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