[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 183085] [GStreamer][GTK][Stable] Seek broken on YouTube

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=183085

--- Comment #9 from Michael Catanzaro <mcatanzaro at igalia.com> ---
(In reply to Jeremy Bicha from comment #8)
> I can verify the issue even with Ubuntu 18.04 Alpha with epiphany 3.27.90
> and webkit2gtk 2.19.90.

That's probably bug #182936, though. It has pretty much the same symptoms. Should be fixed in 3.27.91.

> (As you may remember, Ubuntu has to set -DUSE_GSTREAMER_GL=OFF but maybe
> that won't be necessary in 18.04 soon… I haven't tried recompiling with that
> option disabled yet to see if it makes a difference.)

Oh, that is another big difference. I had forgotten. Nobody is testing that except Ubuntu. :(

If GStreamer 1.14 makes it into 18.04, then you should definitely drop that build flag. But I wouldn't hold my breath, since they are on 1.13 now. I'm afraid I have lost confidence in the GStreamer development schedule. I think we will stop using unstable GStreamer releases in the GNOME modulesets....

> Test Case (as I reproduced the issue)
> =========
> Visit YouTube.
> Play a video. (This works normally.)
> Pause the video then unpause.
> The audio plays and YouTube's time indicator ( 0:55 / 3:20) updates but the
> video itself remains frozen at the paused frame.

Yes, I would try again with 2.19.91. I think it will be fixed there, but if not, then we can reopen this for further investigation.

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