chuot / rdio-scanner

Rdio Scanner is an open source software that ingest and distribute audio files generated by various software-defined radio recorders. Its interface tries to reproduce the user experience of a real police scanner, while adding its own touch.
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rdio-scanner iOS not playing clips in "Search Call" #198

Closed mlewis47 closed 2 years ago

mlewis47 commented 2 years ago

Unable to play past calls on the iOS app.

"Live Feed" works.

"Search Call" brings up call list but clicking play just produces a spinning arrow.

Rdio Scanner native 1.6.0

chuot commented 2 years ago

Same issue as #194. The cause of the issue originate from the server and will be fix in the upcoming release.

chuot commented 2 years ago

The fix has been applied to the Rdio Scanner v6.4.0. Try updating your server.

melbournefan commented 2 years ago

I'm having the same issue on the PWA on V6.4.2, where the arrow would spin really fast and skip to the next 'suitable' recording despite the affected files been intact. There isn't really anyway either to determine which file gets skipped either

chuot commented 2 years ago

The progressive web app on IOS does not work as intented, hence why the native app exists. Note that if you are not converting audio files to m4a, which is done by Rdio Scanner if configured so and if ffmpeg is available locally to Rdio Scanner, there's a big chance that they won't be played by the PWA.

When this occurs, look into the javascript console for any error messages. There should be some if the WebKitAudioContext cannot played some audio files because they can't be decoded.

@mlewis47 can you confirm that your issue as been solved with v6.4.0+ and close the issue occordingly.