Today, for lesson https://www.lingq.com/en/learn/fi/web/reader/13049357 from article https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/selkouutiset/sunnuntai_1552022_radio/12446503. After changing the timings and starting to the "view lesson" i.e. my analysis of words, at some point I started doing sentence mode to see the translation and hear the sound of the sentence, and again like before I got tty instead of the news reader. So I checked the "edit lesson" for the timings and the recording of the suspect sentence, and everything was in order. I thought: Ok, cache. So I ended the browser: no difference, still tty voice. I changed browser, twice, same result. Whether on Chrome or on Firefox or on the free version of chrome, they all have the same result: in sentence mode I get the tty voice when pressing <a>.

Hope this helps?

One other observation of this mornings exercise. Firstly, it seems that I now get the popup "imported successfully" immediately after importing. I only connect the sound after this point. As far as I can see at the moment, the timings seem to be left alone once I do the sequence "generate time-stamps" followed by adjusting the time-stamps.

Observation. When I was done adapting timings, I went to view lesson and listened to the content (with sync-ed text). I immediately noticed that the sync was on basis of the generated timings. So I returned to the "edit lesson" and found the timings the way I left them: in order. So I went back to "view lesson" and the timings were off again. Suspecting a cache problem, I ended the browser and started it again. Listening to the text with sync was now fully adapted to the new timings.

Hope this helps.

I am preparing lesson https://www.lingq.com/en/learn/fi/web/editor/12972728. The webpage is https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/selkouutiset/keskiviikko_1152022_radio/12441772. This lesson is currently private, but will be public as soon as I am done with it.

As usual, if the weather report does have an underwriting (grey bar directly below the image), then the importer skips the first paragraph. This is a known bug, at least to me.

After importing the lesson and adding the sound file, I checked the weather report (last section in the text) and inserted the 2 lines missing, making sure to do it before pressing "generate timestamps".

I briefly considered adding the lines first, and then adding the sound, but I wanted to know whether the issues were resolved, so I added sound first and then the 2 lines.

EDIT: after adding the 2 lines, I went to "view lesson" first to check whether the lines had been added Ok, and they had been, so I returned to "edit lesson".

After this, I did a "generate time-stamps" and lo and behold, the 2 lines were gone!

Next time, I will only add sound after the text lines are complete! Apparently, there is an after image after connecting the sound to the lesson that "generate time-stamps" uses to overwrite anything I added manually.

I really hope you guys will find the problem.

Lesson: https://www.lingq.com/en/learn/fi/web/reader/12950681. The timings seem to be all there, but the listen-synced does not sync the text like it should. It does not emphasize the sentence that is timed. Could this be a different problem? Or is it related?

A weird timing difference. I am looking at lesson https://www.lingq.com/en/learn/fi/web/reader/12928912 where I access the sentence "Venäjän hyökkäys Ukrainaan helmikuussa on nostanut Naton kannatusta Suomessa." in sentence mode. When I press <a> I get the sound, but the timing of the sentence is not the same as the lesson editor or the sentence editor show. Those 2 are clean, while the <a> hardly pronounces the first character and the end overlaps with the next sentence (which is music).

EDIT: I also found out that the same lesson in sentence mode plays tty in stead of the recorded voice when pressing <a>, although in "edit lesson" it plays the original voice. Something messes up the sync and sentence mode voice vs the time stamps and original recording.

It could be a related but different error.

I feel like I shouldn't add to this unending series of posts, but I also continuously come across this error in different situations. I also feel like this one could help.

I forgot initially to add 2 missing sentences. So I did a generate time-stamps first, then added sentences that I had forgotten, then I generated time-stamps again.

Then I started modify time-stamps from the start. When almost done, I checked the listening sync and it seemed in order, until I got to the new sentences: they were gone. However, none of the modified time-stamps were gone.

The lesson was https://www.lingq.com/en/learn/fi/web/reader/12894153. The original page was https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/selkouutiset/lauantai_752022_radio/12435950.

Hopefully this helps a bit.

The import part of edit lesson is really broken. Today, I decided to import a lesson, and add 2 sentences that the importer skipped (reason unknown). After adding the sentence and doing a view lesson to check the result (they were still there), I quit the browser and switched to a different browser, both independent of each other (so separate cache).

In the new browser (chrome) I edited all the time stamps and went to view lesson to review the result. I also did a listen with sync to check that the time-stamps were ok. To my surprise I got a message in the middle of the listening session that the import was successful, which was surprising because the import I had done with a different browser.

The result is even more surprising. The 2 new sentences were gone. In stead the complete original file had been restored but leaving the time stamps in. As the time stamps were generated and changed including the new sentences, what happened was that the timings of the 2 sentence were imposed on the next 2 sentences and the last 2 timings were gone.

This utility is really broken: can you please repair it so that the import part does not get restored?! And also, please respond. Silently ignoring my reports will not make the error go away.

Again, today the same problem occurred in a smaller example, maybe easier to trace. I imported an article like always, added the audio and did a generate time stamps. I went to view lesson and played the audio with sync, noticing that the sync did not work. So I went to check the time-stamps: they were generated all right. Still, just to be sure, I modified the first ending time stamp from 12.6 to 8.0. Then through view lesson played the audio with sync and suddenly the sync worked! So I quit the browser (see my previous post in this thread - step 5) and restarted the browser. Again I played audio with sync and I was back at the original time stamp: 12.6 in stead of the one I modified (8.0).

There really is something wrong in "edit lesson". It looks like it saves the generate time stamps results, and overwrites all or some of the consecutive changes at free will.

Can you please find out what is wrong and correct the error? To be complete, the errors are:

1. The module saves and blocks every click following an update.

2. The module saves an after images of "generate time stamps" and uses it to overwrite some or all of the following time stamp changes.

3. The module does not recognize the generated time stamps in synchronizing the text when listening to audio. only after a change does it sync.

You also might want to tell us if and when you have solved one or more of these issues. The silence around changes is deafening.

Today, the problem reappeared in a different sequence. I describe the steps below. The lesson id is : https://www.lingq.com/en/learn/fi/web/listen/12541047.

I intend to share it, but for now (with the error) I am holding it back.

1. I imported the lesson (as normal and described above).

2. I did not do step 5 (quit the browser). So I stayed in the same session.

3. After generating time stamps, I realized the importer had skipped one line (which is a systematic error too, something for another bug-report)

4. I inserted the line where it was in the original article and did the "generate time stamps" right after. I did not change any of the generated time stamps.

5. I listened to the result checking whether all sentences were there and they were. I checked using the ability to scroll the text while listening.

5. I did a view lesson and started analyzing the words.

6. When done analyzing I listened to the result once more (scrolling the text automatically again). Everything was in order, the new sentence was still there.

7. I wanted to share the lesson, so I went into "edit lesson" mode and immediately noticed that the newly inserted sentence was gone. It was back to the situation after the first generate time stamps.

8. I checked the listen lesson with automatic scrolling and the sentence was really gone. Time stamps were as if the sentence had never been there.

Can you please find the cause of the problem and fix it?

P.S. Tell me again why these automatic saves are a good thing? I keep forgetting and I only see disadvantages! Even changing time stamps is too much of a bother with these cruel "let's save after every other click and force the user to re-cliok, again, and again, and again ad infinitum" . Yes, this annoys me, to no end, every day!

What I do is as follows:

1. I import a lesson. It has text, but no time stamps, adding tags and the right course from the import add-on.

2. I open the lesson from the import add-on "open lesson".

3. I execute "edit lesson" and add audio and level.

4. I wait for the "generate time stamps" to appear and activate it.

<now it generates the time stamps and eventually the button "generate time stamps" reappears>

5. At this point, in order to prevent problems, I leave the browser (chrome) in order to clean the cache.

6. I re-open the browser, open the lesson and start editing time stamps.

7. After analyzing the text, I play the audio and the time stamps are in tact, no problem.

Yesterday I forgot step 5 (I did not quit the browser). What happened was that the time stamps up to a point were back at the values they had before I had changed them. Of course I had not pressed the "generate time stamps" again, that would have been weird, because I edited them.

I also noticed that the popup claiming that the lesson was successfully imported only appeared when I was half way through editing the time stamps, which was just about the amount of time stamps that were overwritten. The time stamps after that point were unaltered.

I discovered by accident that quitting the browser remedied the problem.

EDIT: today I consciously omitted step 5 and weirdly enough the time stamps remained in order (i.e. after generate-modify they stayed as I modified them). Also, the popup "successfully imported" appeared immediately after importing and opening the lesson (contrary to the example I gave above). It looks like some process has a stale before-image saved and uses that when giving the popup thereby overwriting changes. Just my perception of what is happening.

That's strange. After you make edits to timestamps, are you saying that auto timestamps generate by itself and re-write your edits, even without you actually click on the "Generate Timestamps" option on the top left?

What if you edit timestamps and then click on the "View Lesson" button after you edit them all?