I am having a problem with my voice recording playback. It starts to get faster and faster until I can't understand it. So I have to stop the lesson and log in again to continue' It is really annoying.
Voice recording playback speeds up after around 30 mins of lesson

BarbaraH15
March 31, 2018

Diane713
April 10, 2018
That's strange. I don't have that problem but it would be annoying to me, too. I'm on a Mac and I'm using Chrome if that makes any difference.

Marie-Claire-Riviere
August 21, 2018
Bonjour à tous!
BarbaraH15, are you still experiencing this problem? Has the problem fixed itself or has changing browsers helped?
- Marie-Claire
BarbaraH15, are you still experiencing this problem? Has the problem fixed itself or has changing browsers helped?
- Marie-Claire

AC747
September 19, 2019
Probably a little late for my two cents, but I've noticed the same thing with my Japanese course work - but at about 20 minutes. I'm using a Chromebook (Acer CB3-111 with 2Gb of RAM) with Chrome browser (of course!). In addition to speeding up, the recording gets choppy. Don't know what the sample rate is - but it sounds as if every other sample is discarded. If it's a large page things will work for another 10 min or so, then the web page will crash. Reload the page and everything is fine again. It even remembers where I was on the page. And the voice recording sounds fine again. I assume it's some sort of problem related to the small amount of RAM in the chromebook - but it's just a guess.
- Aurora
- Aurora

Liss-Rocket-Languages-Tutor
September 24, 2019
Salut Aurora,
Thank you very much for your post.
I have checked with our IT team and unfortunately, your assumptions are correct: these sorts of problems are caused by your Chromebook's smaller RAM and its processor.
I'm sorry that in this instance there isn't a solution that we can offer!
Cordialement,
Liss
Thank you very much for your post.
I have checked with our IT team and unfortunately, your assumptions are correct: these sorts of problems are caused by your Chromebook's smaller RAM and its processor.
I'm sorry that in this instance there isn't a solution that we can offer!
Cordialement,
Liss