peppy wrote:
List problem maps please.
http://osu.ppy.sh/s/666 Problem: the video plays at 1/2 or 1/4 resolution. The original resolution of the video was pretty bad to start with, but since the new update, the video playback looks like little more than gray haze.
This thread:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=13173Describes a message of "video playback failed, check codecs". Which occurs in new versions of osu! for any beatmap which references a video, but that video was not found. (This is easily re-produceable by downloading any beatmap with video in it's no-video version).
Benda_11 wrote:
1) Is it by me or anyone else, but I cant filter any map by date. I click on it but osu! dont show me any map.
Me too. Filtering by date currently results in no maps appearing.
Benda_11 wrote:
2) I have this map: "The Simpsons - Everyone hates Ned Flanders", but if I click on this map osu! starts research new maps and then i try it again the osu will do tha same: research new maps. I tryed to delete this map and I downloaded it again, but it was the same - I cant started the map.
Well actually, this seems to occur for *ANY MAP* for which 2 identical copies exist in your songs folder. osu! is no longer handling this correctly, and the fix is to delete both copies, and then redownload (deleting one copy and F5 might work, but it's confusing).
Also, osu! seems to have difficulty now sorting by Folder. When I click on sort by Folder, I see some folders duplicated in the list, and they are all out of order. I keep each Beatmap Pack in a separate subfolder, so this is bug I see constantly.
Finally, not entirely sure to classify this one as bug, or feature request, but osz files placed in any subfolder will not decompress. I want to be able to create a folder e.g. [Pack70], dump all the osz/zip files into it, and have osu! be able to handle those.
My current routine involves deleting any existing copies of the song in certain pack (to avoid the multiple copies bug as described further up), then dropping the entire pack into "Songs", having them unpack, and then moving them manually into their designated subfolder.