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GG-Xtreme · 8th May 2011, 04:17

*Bump*

I've solved my issue. Well, more of a workaround than a solution. I can get ALL of my MKV's to seek if I first resample the audio to 44.1KHz. The fact that this works suggests a problem with my phone, but is still illogical, since I have plenty of working MKV's on my phone that I encoded using 48KHz sample rates (and all of my source videos that seek fine use 48KHz). Re-encoding the audio myself without downsampling to 44.1KHz does NOT resolve my issue. I understand that I probably won't get much input at this point, but thanks anyway to sneaker_ger for helping me narrow down the problem.

I guess this is now an AAC encoding issue instead of an H.264 one? Although the issue only affects MY MKV and MP4 containers, not the source ones...

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GG-Xtreme Registered User Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 45	Bump I've solved my issue. Well, more of a workaround than a solution. I can get ALL of my MKV's to seek if I first resample the audio to 44.1KHz. The fact that this works suggests a problem with my phone, but is still illogical, since I have plenty of working MKV's on my phone that I encoded using 48KHz sample rates (and all of my source videos that seek fine use 48KHz). Re-encoding the audio myself without downsampling to 44.1KHz does NOT resolve my issue. I understand that I probably won't get much input at this point, but thanks anyway to sneaker_ger for helping me narrow down the problem. I guess this is now an AAC encoding issue instead of an H.264 one? Although the issue only affects MY MKV and MP4 containers, not the source ones...