Got HTTP range: 0- when using HTML5 player

[df1z]

I recently uninstalled Flash and was playing Subsonic 5.2.1 in Firefox 39.0 via the HTML5 player. I also scrobble to Last.fm through Subsonic (this is only partially related).

I noticed Got HTTP range: 0- errors in the log and whenever a song was played, it would be scrobbled twice. This only occurs when using the HTML5 player. This is what the log looks like. Yes, I'm transcoding down to 128k. I get the same results without transcoding.

Note: I'm running Subsonic 5.2.1 on Ubuntu Server 14.04.2. I get the same errors with Subsonic 5.2.1 running on a Windows server.

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[7/16/15 11:08:18 AM EDT]    INFO   StreamController   Got HTTP range: 0-
[7/16/15 11:08:18 AM EDT]    INFO   PlayQueueInputStream   df1z listening to "2014 - The Endless River/01 - Side 1, Pt. 1 Things Left Unsaid.mp3"
[7/16/15 11:08:18 AM EDT]    INFO   TranscodeInputStream   Starting transcoder: [/var/subsonic/transcode/ffmpeg] [-i] [/home/df1z/raid/Music/Pink Floyd/2014 - The Endless River/01 - Side 1, Pt. 1 Things Left Unsaid.mp3] [-map] [0:0] [-b:a] [128k] [-v] [0] [-f] [mp3] [-]
[7/16/15 11:08:18 AM EDT]    INFO   StreamController   Got HTTP range: 0-
[7/16/15 11:08:18 AM EDT]    INFO   PlayQueueInputStream   df1z listening to "2014 - The Endless River/01 - Side 1, Pt. 1 Things Left Unsaid.mp3"
[7/16/15 11:08:18 AM EDT]    INFO   TranscodeInputStream   Starting transcoder: [/var/subsonic/transcode/ffmpeg] [-i] [/home/df1z/raid/Music/Pink Floyd/2014 - The Endless River/01 - Side 1, Pt. 1 Things Left Unsaid.mp3] [-map] [0:0] [-b:a] [128k] [-v] [0] [-f] [mp3] [-]
[7/16/15 11:08:19 AM EDT]    INFO   AudioScrobblerService   Successfully registered now playing for song 'Side 1, Pt. 1: Things Left Unsaid' for user xxxx at Last.fm: Thu Jul 16 11:08:18 EDT 2015
[7/16/15 11:08:19 AM EDT]    INFO   AudioScrobblerService   Successfully registered now playing for song 'Side 1, Pt. 1: Things Left Unsaid' for user xxxx at Last.fm: Thu Jul 16 11:08:18 EDT 2015
[7/16/15 11:08:20 AM EDT]    INFO   AudioScrobblerService   Successfully registered submission for song 'Side 1, Pt. 1: Things Left Unsaid' for user xxxx at Last.fm: Thu Jul 16 11:08:18 EDT 2015


[baaldemon]

Yeah Ive been seeing the same thing with the html5 player. It works, but seems out it does it that way. Also I am having random issues where it will just stop playing and I have to constantly press play to keep whatever is in my playlist to continue playing.

[df1z]

Yeah Ive been seeing the same thing with the html5 player. It works, but seems out it does it that way. Also I am having random issues where it will just stop playing and I have to constantly press play to keep whatever is in my playlist to continue playing.

I have seen this too. Before re-installing Flash and while using the HTML5 player, songs would occasionally stop a second before the end of the song. I'd have to manually click the next track in the playlist or use the next track (arrow) controls.