https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=504827
--- Comment #2 from bi...@duck.com --- (In reply to bart from comment #1) > Everything seems to be working for all the supported audio backends for me, > but I'm not on Ubuntu myself, so that could also be a contributing factor. > Could you please give some more information about the origin of the app and > the current settings? E.g. did you get it from the Ubuntu repos, from > flathub, or did you build it yourself? Which audio backend or you using? > > I noticed that you're using a beta version. Does this bug only apply to the > mentioned 24.11.80 version, or does it also happen on the latest stable > version (or a previous stable version)? Thank you for the follow-up. I’m running Kasts on Ubuntu 25.04 (Noble Numbat). I initially installed the Snap package from the `latest/stable` channel, but the issues with seeking and playback speed were present. I then switched to the `latest/edge` channel (version 24.11.80), and the problem persists identically. So yes, this bug affects both the stable and the beta versions (24.08.1 and 24.11.80). I also tested the Flatpak version (24.08.1 from Flathub), and in that case, all playback controls — skip, seek, speed — work correctly while streaming. I did not build the application manually. As for the audio backend, I am using **PipeWire**, which is now the default on Ubuntu 25.04. Kasts is installed as a Snap, so the GStreamer pipeline may be affected by sandbox limitations or missing plugins. I can provide debug logs from GStreamer if helpful. Thanks again for looking into this. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
