I'm pretty sure this goes here rather than regular Hallon. I may be doing something wrong, but I'm unable to get the player to start playing a new song after stopping another.

The code I'm trying to use is here:
https://github.com/swerner/rubus-jukebox/blob/master/server/lib/rubus/jukebox.rb
Just calling play with one track => works correctly and starts playing
Call stop => stops the track correctly
Call play with another track => does nothing

I traced it through hallon and it appears its making all the method calls, and the second Spotify play call fires correctly. I also attempted to just destroy the player and create a new one on play, but that gave me a buffer error. I'm not too familiar with Ruby C extensions or I'd have tried more things in hallon-openal. Let me know if I can do anything else to help track this down.

Hi

When I load a track and begin playing it with

track.load
player.play(track)

and then try to pause the track using

player.pause

the track will audibly pause but then when I try to resume playback the song is significantly farther along in the song than when it was first paused. The position in the song seems to be directly related to the time between the time it was paused and when it was resumed. Am i missing something?

anyone managed to install Hallon-OpenAL on windows?

Hi again,

Now the stop works perfect. My problem now is that when I execute this:

player.play(track2)
sleep(5)
player.stop
player.play(track3)

It starts playing track2, after 5 secs it stops. And when you try to play track3, it sounds 1-2 more seconds from track2 and then track3 starts. Is there any way to clear the buffers or the object?

Thanks for all. You are doing an excellent job.

See Burgestrand/Hallon#109