https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=504827
--- Comment #4 from [email protected] --- (In reply to bart from comment #3) > Ok, thanks for the extra info. That really helps. So this is definitely a > snap package issue, not a general app issue. > > PS: It's a bit strange that both the stable and edge versions that you > mention are quite old. The current stable version is 25.04.1 and the edge > version is 25.07.80 or something like that. Unfortunately I'm not > personally involved in the snap package maintenance, so it could be that > we're indeed lagging behind in the release of snap packages. Thank you for your response and for the helpful clarifications. After extensive testing, I can confirm that the issue persists when using the Snap package of Kasts, including the most recent version available in the edge channel (24.08.1 at the time of writing). The specific problems observed are: Skipping forward or backward by 10 seconds in a streamed episode does not work. Manual seeking to any position in the stream fails completely. Playback speed adjustment has no effect. This behavior is consistently reproducible on a clean installation of Ubuntu 25.04, using the default PipeWire-based audio stack. The issue appears independent of backend settings and seems tied specifically to the Snap packaging or its confinement mechanisms. To resolve the issue, I removed the Snap version and installed Kasts via Flatpak from Flathub: "flatpak install flathub org.kde.kasts" With the Flatpak version (25.04.1), all streaming-related features work flawlessly: seeking, skipping, and playback speed adjustment are fully functional. I am keeping Snap installed on my system, but I will continue using the Flatpak version of Kasts, as it currently provides a more stable and complete experience. Thanks again for your attention to this report. I hope this information helps isolate the problem further. Best regards, Alessandro -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
