Bug reports

System; Arch
~ $ mocp --version

Hi all, new user to moc (loving it) and I am immediately stumbling up against some unfortunate behavior:

When I open moc after already running a server in the background loaded with a big playlist (652 lines in .m3u file) and immediately closing it, it does not close. It freezes with the status bar reporting "Reading tags... " During this time I can see the playlist items getting updated from their file names to the tags.

After about 8 seconds (time mocp, q immediately), moc finally quits.

Hello,

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

moc is ignoring the software mixer volume when using jack and trying to
save it.

If press 'x' (twice for some reason) to turn off the software mixer,
it will save it and load it next time. But this has no effect on the volume.

Alternatively I'd like to start it with a certain volume, but doing mocp -v 65
throws an error that the server isn't running.

Any ideas how I can get a startup or saved volume when using jack?
It works fine with alsa.

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)

3- Resize the window again to a reasonable size

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

The moc recipe on openembedded.org does not work for me on Rocko:
http://cgit.openembedded.org/openembedded/tree/recipes/moc/moc_2.4.4.bb

Linux Mint 18.3
automake: 1:1.15-4ubuntu1
make: 4.1-6