Public bug reported:

Version currently installed: gst-plugins-ugly0.10 (0.10.19-2ubuntu5)

Affected Distro/System:
The bug occures on all systems i've tested: Kubuntu 14.04.1 x64/openSuse 
13.1/Debian 7 with diffrent Hardware (intel, amd, onboard audio and high end 
dedicated audiocard). So it should be a software bug. Bug is many years old, i 
can remember since ubuntu 8.04.

How to reproduce:
1. Open an audiplayer like gmusicplayer, exaile, vlc, amarok, clementine etc. 
and play an mp3-musicfile (CBR/VBR or bitrate doesnt matter).
2. Now, during playback, use your mouse to jump to a diffrent position inside 
the mp3-file and repeat this action several times.

You now should often notice a short "Hicks"  when jumping. It seems that
there is an 0.1-0.2 sec. long overlapping between music played at the
moment and music at the point you jump to (puffer problem). There is a
recorded ogg-file as attached to this report, where you can hear the
"hickses".

Further facts:
- This happens only with mp3-files (flac,wmv, oga,wave -> no problem)
- When i use an audioplayer with wine, all works fine

Workaround:
Installation of  jack-soundserver and an increase of latency  fix the problem

** Affects: gst-plugins-ugly0.10 (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Attachment added: "hicksbug-sample.ogg"
   
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1355446/+attachment/4174807/+files/hicksbug-sample.ogg

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Title:
  Hicks-Sound when jumping inside mp3-file during playback

Status in “gst-plugins-ugly0.10” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Version currently installed: gst-plugins-ugly0.10 (0.10.19-2ubuntu5)

  Affected Distro/System:
  The bug occures on all systems i've tested: Kubuntu 14.04.1 x64/openSuse 
13.1/Debian 7 with diffrent Hardware (intel, amd, onboard audio and high end 
dedicated audiocard). So it should be a software bug. Bug is many years old, i 
can remember since ubuntu 8.04.

  How to reproduce:
  1. Open an audiplayer like gmusicplayer, exaile, vlc, amarok, clementine etc. 
and play an mp3-musicfile (CBR/VBR or bitrate doesnt matter).
  2. Now, during playback, use your mouse to jump to a diffrent position inside 
the mp3-file and repeat this action several times.

  You now should often notice a short "Hicks"  when jumping. It seems
  that there is an 0.1-0.2 sec. long overlapping between music played at
  the moment and music at the point you jump to (puffer problem). There
  is a recorded ogg-file as attached to this report, where you can hear
  the "hickses".

  Further facts:
  - This happens only with mp3-files (flac,wmv, oga,wave -> no problem)
  - When i use an audioplayer with wine, all works fine

  Workaround:
  Installation of  jack-soundserver and an increase of latency  fix the problem

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