Longer songs won't be played completely

[Nihhiu]

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Current Behavior

When songs of, for example, 30 minutes are played, it won't load the full song, only about 1/3 of it

the song I tested was "The Flower Kings - The Truth Will Set You Free"

Expected Behavior

It should play the whole song, I've checked the cache and the music seems to download without any issues

Steps to reproduce

1. opened the app
2. searched for "The Flower Kings"
3. searched in their album list for "Unfold The Future"
4. played the first song, "The Truth Will Set You Free"

Logs

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Operating System

Windows 11

Spotube version

v3.9.0

Installation source

Website (spotube.krtirtho.dev)

Additional information

No response

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having the same issue, I found a solution in downloading the long track you want and playing it from [Library->Local->Downloads]; although a band-aid fix, still better than nothing.

also, as a side-note in case anyone happens to read this (considering the thread is closed), it seems a little odd to me that the developer has been closing lots of posts akin to this one for being 'not planned' or duplicates, especially because every other time I see threads being closed as duplicates, the duplicate in question is linked to the closed thread because common sense.

see here: https://github.com/KRTirtho/spotube/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3Aclosed%20archived%3Afalse%20reason%3Anot-planned (163 closed)

I haven't sifted through every post and I'm sure there are many silly ones that deserve to be closed, but from a few minutes of searching, it does seem there are various valid bug reports that (in my opinion) are being closed prematurely, and I don't think classifying the complaints as issues that are 'not planned' to be worked on is a good excuse since people aren't asking for arbitrarily large new features in the software, they just want it to function properly. I assume good faith, so I'm not accusing the dev of malfeasance, it just seems a little fish to me.