Running Cinnamon under Arch Linux, but I have an identical issue with
Rhythmbox 3.0.3. The first track played after stopping is OK, then if
you fast-forward the next track plays twice as fast as normal, then 3x
speed, etc.
One slightly hacky fix in
/usr/share/cinnamon/applets/so...@cinnamon.org/applet.js is to add the
lines after line 681:
if (this._playerStatus == 'Playing') {
+ if (this._timeoutId != 0) {
+ Mainloop.source_remove(this._timeoutId);
+ }
this._timeoutId = Mainloop.timeout_add_seconds(1, Lang.bind(this,
this._runTimer));
which resolves the issue. Looking through the GLib docs,
timeout_add_seconds() should be called repeatedly until it returns false
but here it's being called every second during _runTimer() which causes
multiple timers running concurrently after track change, resulting in
times that are large multiples of the actual time. A better solution
might be to start the timer on applet initialisation and reset to zero
on track change or seek. Hope this can get rolled into the next update!
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