I have a lot of MKV files (audio+video) that play correctly with MOC, but can't be seeked, with neither normal nor silent seek. Most of those files have been obtained from Youtube using youtube-dl. After playing a bit with the logging options, I found that a "Seek too large" message was printed in the console from within the ffmpeg.c decoder.
2.6-alpha3 won't show any .m4a files if ffmpeg is not among its decoder plugins.
This despite the following configuration in ~/.moc/config :
and with 'aac' among the decoder plugins configured-in, built and installed.
If this is intended behavior, it should probably be noted in the documentation and/or stock config file, because the examples in the file comments lead me to believe that the Faad2-based AAC decoder plugin should manage the m4a files by itself.
Steps to reproduce (checked against last stable in an Lubuntu 16.04 LTS live, and against last SVN in a Arch+i3 bleeding edge install):
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1- Open MOC in a terminal window (of a reasonable size, e.g. 80x25).
2- Resize the window to a small size, e.g. 50x20.
Expected result: MOC prints "TERMINAL TOO SMALL"
Observed result: MOC continues working normally (with some visual glitches)
When i start playing some music in moc i can't play any other music like youtube in my browser or even sound in terminal. I don't know it is only for me but in linux live cd version everything is ok. When other music source playing music moc displaying error: device or resources is busy. I don't know what can i do now.
OS: Kali linux.
MOC version: 2.6-alpha3