Refer to video below. even though same timestamp they are not playing same part of audio.
Browser - Watch Recording 2026-01-04 134323 | Streamable
Mobile(android) - Watch Video 2026-01-04 at 13.46.42 | Streamable
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Thank you, I asked our team to look into this.
@zoran thks, I suspect problem is with the browser handling of the audio.
Below is the last sentence. I set the in/out point same as Aegisub/audacity and lingQ based on waveform.
Video playback link of both in Aegisub and Browser LingQ editor . Watch end Recording 2026-01-05 105124 | Streamable
Thanks, I appreciate your help with this.
I think I might have figured out the problem. I converted the audio to wave and the problem was gone but the wave file was huge.
So I tried saving the Mp3 file out at highest quality possible from Audacity app and the problem seems to be gone as well. So it seems it might be a file compression quality issue, or lingQ doesn’t work well with certain mp3 files.
Is there a recommended setting for Mp3 files that will work best for LingQ ?
@Hsingh Yes, we noticed that on our end too. We’ll see how we can deal with the problem.
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