Playback no sound about airsonic-refix HOT 10 OPEN

Problem solved on my end, it was Plasma Integration plugin

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You can try checking if the sites audio playback isn't blocked by the browser or some other extension installed. If the progress bar fills audio should definitely be playing. The pause button appearing also indicates audio is either playing or buffering.

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This is how it looks like:

I'm using Chromium without any extensions

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Are your files in a format that your browser supports? You may need to configure transcoding using the regular settings pages of your server software.

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I can confirm this, play/pause is broken with no sound. Also if you double click play sound appears until next track.

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Problem persists between systems, on linux and windows using firefox and chrome. Vivaldi works fine.

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I think this is related to what I am seeing and possibly to bug #100

I don't have a plasma integration plugin installed and I don't see this on Chromium on Linux but do on Firefox

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I'm facing this exact issue.

Gonic + Airsonic-refix, tested with both Firefox and Chrome. I have Plasma Integration plugin on Firefox, but it doesn't work even when disabled. Someone suggested that it could be related to HTTP/2. As I self host all of my services, I tried to disable it as suggested but it didn't work.

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@alscaldas are you actually self-hosting Airsonic-refix? Disabling HTTP/2 on Gonic/whichever backend doesn't fix it -- you need to disable it on the Airsonic-refix host. Unfortunately the public netlify one has HTTP/2 and thus exhibits the problem.

Edit: actually, this seems to be distinct from the HTTP/2 issue which causes dropped/interrupted playback.

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Hey there @cortices, thanks to take the time to look into that. Yep, I self host Airsonic-refix, haproxy (running in my opnsense fw/router) and also Gonic. And I disabled HTTP/2.

Yep, I noticed that these might be 2 slightly different issues, but I decided to give it a try anyway.

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