Foobar by default uses http seeking. This can be disabled manually with: Tools > Advanced > Networking > Allow seeking over HTTP
I think it is a good idea to read the Accept-Ranges header and disable seeking for unsupported web servers.
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Accept-Ranges: none
WaldoMonster
Dec 23 2007, 18:33
I think the problem only happens with mp3 files with embedded images. I assume that foobar tries to seek over the image without knowing if the server supports this feature.
Peter
Dec 23 2007, 18:37
Noted, thanks for the suggestion.
WaldoMonster
Dec 26 2007, 10:00
What I have seen so far from different web servers that don't accept ranges, don't send any "Accept-Ranges" header at all instead of a "Accept-Ranges: none". So responses that don't send an "Accept-Ranges" header should be treaded as "Accept-Ranges: none".
Or in other words only accept ranges if the server send the "Accept-Ranges: bytes" header.
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