Made by an AC. Explained here.
Jango is a free online music streaming service that allows users to create and share custom radio stations. Users choose artists to stream, and the station plays music from similar artists. Users can further refine their stations by rating songs and artists in their feed to play less or more frequently.
The Fever (Aye Aye)
Blackout City
Hot Head
Green Onions
Eh
BTTF
RR
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday October 24 2017, @05:20AM (2 children)
The HTML5 media player might stutter if you try to play 128kps audio with only 128kbps of bandwidth. Of course no one does that. I am no one.
Jango Raid [jango-raid.ml] compensates for stutter with an algorithm based on the seven second rule [wikipedia.org]. The media player is checked every seven seconds to confirm that seven seconds of playback have occurred. If not then a rewind or abort is done depending on the length of successful playback.
Between 6 - 7 seconds is normal playback. No correction is done. The buffer is expected to handle this.
Between 5 - 6 seconds is stuttered playback. A minor rewind is done. Time is stepped backward by one millisecond to force the player to flush its buffer and continue playing.
Between 0 - 5 seconds is stalled playback. A major rewind is done. Time is stepped backward by at most seven seconds with the hope that buffered data plus newly incoming data will total seven seconds.
Between 1 - 5 seconds is recovering playback. If a major rewind was previously attempted then a minor rewind is done instead.
Between 0 - 1 seconds is failed playback. If a major rewind has already been attempted then playback is aborted and the next track is loaded.
Rewind was inspired by Fetty Wap [songlyrics.com].
She walk past, I press rewind
To see that ass one more time
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday October 24 2017, @11:04PM (1 child)
A likely story, but not historically accurate.
Fetty Wap was charting in November 2015 when you implemented Range requests in your YouTube downloader so you could "press rewind" and include a seekable video player in Jango Raid.
Sia was charting in August 2016 when you wrote stutterFix to fix stutter on Android. Remember every radio edit of Cheap Thrills named the local radio station? Come on, come on, turn [station name] on.
You suck, Z.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday October 25 2017, @02:21AM
Hahaha! A doxxing troll has found my revision history........and cross referenced the Billboard Hot 100.
Thank you, helpful troll. You're right. I suck thumbs.
Sia [jango-raid.ml]
I got all I need
No I ain't got cash
I ain't got cash
But I got me ZZ
...........I still don't wanna create an account. So lazy.