Comment #1 originally posted by Alexey-Yakovenko on 2014-01-25T12:54:02.000Z:

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Comment #2 originally posted by Alexey-Yakovenko on 2014-01-25T14:28:33.000Z:

Works for you? This is not good news.

Still got 'chipmunks' here with the file I provided - can't help it.

Comment #3 originally posted by Alexey-Yakovenko on 2014-01-25T14:33:35.000Z:

doesn't that mean that your resampling setup is wrong?

Comment #4 originally posted by Alexey-Yakovenko on 2014-01-25T14:35:24.000Z:

Tried to load in the file in foobar2000 (@wine) and did a 'Rebuild MP3 stream. Now the file also works in ddb.
Maybe I should upload the fixed file so you can look where the difference is?

p.s. Why fb2k if ddb is natively available? Well, although ddb provides many of the great features of its win32 counterpart, there is still no way to rebuild the MP3 stream in the Linux program.

Comment #5 originally posted by Alexey-Yakovenko on 2014-01-25T14:39:27.000Z:

For a test, I turned off ALSA resampling in plugin settings, but no effect.

Where else can I go tweaking?

Comment #6 originally posted by Alexey-Yakovenko on 2014-01-25T14:41:19.000Z:

the file plays correctly in deadbeef on my computer. i don't understand what should i look for. if it plays faster than it should -- check your setup. make sure resampler is in DSP chain, with automatic flag ON, or ALSA resampling is ON, or if you don't know/care about things like that -- just use pulseaudio, which would take care of these things for you.

Comment #7 originally posted by Alexey-Yakovenko on 2014-01-25T14:45:03.000Z:

File plays in wrong speed with PulseAudio AND ALSA, but as you told in another comment before, with a full pulseaudio setup, the one will use some parts of the other.

Comment #8 originally posted by Alexey-Yakovenko on 2014-01-25T14:46:15.000Z:

ps. There is no resampler configured AT ALL in DSP currently. Probably because I have never needed it up to now.

Comment #9 originally posted by Alexey-Yakovenko on 2014-01-25T14:56:12.000Z:

WAIT a minute...

tmp2@my-lubuntubox:/linuxdev/d8$ ./configure --help | grep -- [^-]-src
--enable-src build libsamplerate (SRC) plugin (default: auto)

Default: AUTO.
Looks it actually did not build the DSP plugin, although libsamplerate0:i386 IS installed. I will just try rebuilding the app with explicitly --enable-src, overriding the (usually vague) 'auto'.

Thanks for your help and insights so far.

Comment #10 originally posted by Alexey-Yakovenko on 2014-01-25T15:56:46.000Z:

PROBLEM SOLVED! Thanks again for the great support.

The culprit was not you, but -- in some way -- Ubuntu packagers.
They SHOULD, when you do a

$ dpkg -l samp

definitely tell you about an uninstalled package of libsamplerate0-dev !!
However, it only displayed libsamplerate0:i386 and left the user in obscurity about the fact that there IS also a developer package of lsr0 containing required includes and headers. (Unlike common belief, it does not always follow this scheme, by the way.)

$ sudo apt-get install libsamplerate0-dev

and the DSP resampling plugin eventually got built!

CASE CLOSED