THIS WORKAROUND USES 3rd PARTY SOFTWARE. IT IS NOT A FIX BUT IT SHOULD WORK WITH MINIMUM EFFORT.
I'm running a 2010 Macbook Pro w/ a MOTU Ultralight MkIII. I've seen quite a few posts from people getting a "freezing progress bar" behaviour, along with a GStreamer error message but nobody seemed to get any answers from the building team and noone gave any fixes or workarounds (only talks I personally could not follow regarding GStreamer which still didn't seem to lead anywhere). The solution was simply using the app Jack, which creates a low-latency Audio server, giving you the opportunity to wire anything to anything else. I'm pretty sure this is not limited to Mac, it should work on GNU/Linux and Windows. http://jackaudio.org/ Fire up the app, start the server, run clementine and choose Jack as the audio device in the playback preferences. Get to the routing setup of the Jack, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ THE MANUAL (creating a feedback connection is allowed, so beware for the sake of your equipment), for me it simply was a matter of connecting clementine:out1 to system:playback_1 and clementine:out2 to system:playback_2, since my monitors are connected to the Main Outs. I didn't know where else to post that, if you are in another forum which is more google-able than this group, feel free to quote me. Let me know how it went for you! Cheers, Amberclock -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Clementine Music Player" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
