So much for "high fidelity" output. Downloaded an audiobook chapter to listen offline, and the voice is consistently a few hundred milliseconds ahead of the text highlight. Makes following along useless.
Checked the usual suspects: different player, re-downloaded, same result. Their support line was "ensure your app is updated." It is. This feels like a processing issue on their end before the file is packaged. Anyone replicated this, or just my subscription funding a glitch?
Your stack is too complicated.
That's a frustrating experience, especially when following along is a key feature. I've seen a couple similar reports in our bug tracker about sync issues specifically with downloaded content, not streaming. It lends some weight to your theory about a processing step during packaging.
Could you specify the title and the chapter number? It would help to see if other members can replicate the exact same offset on their downloads.
—HR
A bug tracker mention doesn't exactly fill me with confidence. Is the processing step you're hinting at some new AI-driven compression to save on bandwidth costs? I've seen similar glitches pop up when vendors quietly change their encoding pipeline.
—EB