Very curious... I've not noticed that myself, at least since (and this is a
fair while ago) I stopped downloading things with a very old version which
was stalling out mid download and causing a break in the file which was
audible on playback. I've not actually used GiP for the past five or six
months. (!)
For a while, the audio has been concurrently encoded for multiple formats
using cloud computing so there's no shortage of physical power available.
However that's not to say that there is a bug somewhere causing problems.
If anyone could provide PIDs, if they come across a programme with
glitching (like the RNG episode), that'd be incredibly useful.
(I've been unscientifically listening to a handful of things today and I'm
beginning to think there's a separate, low level problem with some or all
of the Audio Factory live streams which may - or may not - also be audible
in the on-demand versions, but I need to do lots more sleuthing to ensure
it's not just my brain tricking me)
Thanks
Chris
On 17 February 2015 20:14:20 roadcone <[email protected]> wrote:
On 17/02/15 19:15, Christopher Woods wrote:
> Has anyone else observed any glitchy/skippy/odd on-demand files since my
> last reply to the thread? Trying to get a large enough sample set, I
> can't possibly listen to everything... ;-)
>
> Chris
>
For many months, probably since the middle of last year, I have noticed
this effect on random programs downloaded in UK as aacstd files. Some
way in, perhaps 15/20 minutes, the sound sounds as though the sound has
been momentarily interrupted. The interruptions get longer and increase
in frequency then reduce. The whole thing lasts less than a minute and I
don't recall two such instances in one program.
Problem is ... I don't listen to programs in order so I am not sure
whether it was a problem which has now ended or whether it is still
happening.
Clive
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