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[dart-misc] AudioElement bug in Dartium 39.0.2171.0 (64 bit) - it is time for a Dartium update
Thomas Løcke
2015-10-16 08:03:22 UTC
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Hi guys,

The <audio> element seems to be suffering from some issues in the Dartium
version that ships with Dart, specifically it forces you to load() the
element after each play.

In FF (latest ESR version) and Chrome 45 everything works as intended:
Everytime you click play / call play(), it plays. No need to load() the
element all over again.

When can we expect a Dartium update? It is getting somewhat long in the
tooth, and all those minor annoyances are starting to add up. The web
notifications problem I reported back in June is also still there.

Please refresh Dartium guys. It is time. 39 is ancient.

:o)
Thomas
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'Alan Knight' via Dart Misc
2015-10-16 16:46:29 UTC
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Very soon. We've been doing major surgery on Dartium to make it much easier
to do future rolls, doing most things through JavaScript calls rather than
C++. That seems to be working well enough now on the 39 roll, and will be
the version in the next release. We've already done some work on rolling to
46, and will be doing that in earnest. With luck it will go quickly.
Post by Thomas Løcke
Hi guys,
The <audio> element seems to be suffering from some issues in the Dartium
version that ships with Dart, specifically it forces you to load() the
element after each play.
Everytime you click play / call play(), it plays. No need to load() the
element all over again.
When can we expect a Dartium update? It is getting somewhat long in the
tooth, and all those minor annoyances are starting to add up. The web
notifications problem I reported back in June is also still there.
Please refresh Dartium guys. It is time. 39 is ancient.
:o)
Thomas
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Jim Trainor
2015-10-16 19:15:41 UTC
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+1 for the Dartium update.

I do a lot of mixed Javascript / Dart debug these days. It works really
well with the WebStorm debugger.

On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 12:46 PM, 'Alan Knight' via Dart Misc <
Post by 'Alan Knight' via Dart Misc
Very soon. We've been doing major surgery on Dartium to make it much
easier to do future rolls, doing most things through JavaScript calls
rather than C++. That seems to be working well enough now on the 39 roll,
and will be the version in the next release. We've already done some work
on rolling to 46, and will be doing that in earnest. With luck it will go
quickly.
Post by Thomas Løcke
Hi guys,
The <audio> element seems to be suffering from some issues in the Dartium
version that ships with Dart, specifically it forces you to load() the
element after each play.
Everytime you click play / call play(), it plays. No need to load() the
element all over again.
When can we expect a Dartium update? It is getting somewhat long in the
tooth, and all those minor annoyances are starting to add up. The web
notifications problem I reported back in June is also still there.
Please refresh Dartium guys. It is time. 39 is ancient.
:o)
Thomas
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Thomas Løcke
2015-10-19 08:21:45 UTC
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Hi Allan,
Post by 'Alan Knight' via Dart Misc
Very soon. We've been doing major surgery on Dartium to make it much
easier to do future rolls, doing most things through JavaScript calls
rather than C++. That seems to be working well enough now on the 39 roll,
and will be the version in the next release. We've already done some work
on rolling to 46, and will be doing that in earnest. With luck it will go
quickly.
That is so very nice to hear. I look forward to using a Dartium where I can
expect things to work the same as with plain Chromium.

Thank you!
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