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Queuing a song to play results in the display window displaying "downloading 0%" and the following message displaying in the command line every second or so: DEBUG KaraokeWidget::playCurrent want <path to song> play but it is not ready yet
The file is stored locally on my computer and can be played using `File->Play file"
This issue affects all files; it's not just one problematic one.
Initially I was able to successfully queue and play two songs, but the third (and all following attempts) resulted in this issue. During that time attempting to play a song while multiple were queued would result in a seg fault (attempting to play the only song queued would hang, but I don't believe the "downloading 0%" message would appear in the lyrics window). I'm not able to reproduce that behavior now that I'm writing the issue up, though.
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Spivak 1.4 AppImage
Ubuntu 22.04
Queuing a song to play results in the display window displaying "downloading 0%" and the following message displaying in the command line every second or so:
DEBUG KaraokeWidget::playCurrent want <path to song> play but it is not ready yet
The file is stored locally on my computer and can be played using `File->Play file"
This issue affects all files; it's not just one problematic one.
Initially I was able to successfully queue and play two songs, but the third (and all following attempts) resulted in this issue. During that time attempting to play a song while multiple were queued would result in a seg fault (attempting to play the only song queued would hang, but I don't believe the "downloading 0%" message would appear in the lyrics window). I'm not able to reproduce that behavior now that I'm writing the issue up, though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: