[ubuntu-mono] [Bug 781089] [NEW] un-continuouos playback

[Dario Panico]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: banshee

Steps to reproduce:
-Start Banshee
-Start playback (a playlist of files from the collection is fine)
-BUG: The first song starts playing for a few seconds, then the audio stops and, after something like a minute (it depends) the audio comes back from a certain point (not when it disappeared and apparently not where it should be)

My collection is on a samba share mounted with gnome-gvfs.

The problem tends to decrease as time goes by, during a single run of
the application

Ubuntu Natty, updated to now

** Affects: banshee (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: banshee
  
  Steps to reproduce:
  -Start Banshee
  -Start playback (a playlist of files from the collection is fine)
  -BUG: The first song starts playing for a few seconds, then the audio stops and, after something like a minute (it depends) the audio comes back from a certain point (not when it disappeared and apparently not where it should be)
  
  My collection is on a samba share mounted with gnome-gvfs.
  
  The problem tends to decrease as time goes by, during a single run of
  the application
+ 
+ Ubuntu Natty, updated to now

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/781089

Title:
  un-continuouos playback

Status in “banshee” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: banshee

  Steps to reproduce:
  -Start Banshee
  -Start playback (a playlist of files from the collection is fine)
  -BUG: The first song starts playing for a few seconds, then the audio stops and, after something like a minute (it depends) the audio comes back from a certain point (not when it disappeared and apparently not where it should be)

  My collection is on a samba share mounted with gnome-gvfs.

  The problem tends to decrease as time goes by, during a single run of
  the application

  Ubuntu Natty, updated to now