Jukebox Tracks Occasionally Overlap with Themselves (Bizarre Multiple Echoes)

Detailed Description of the Problem A hideous error lurks in the shadowed vales of Roll20's stranger lands. Many have glimpsed it, but until now, no one has captured it. Perhaps the error has to do with the alignment of the stars, or maybe the mystic motions of the tides, but every fortnight or so, players throughout the world will post&nbsp; bug reports of echoes and overlaps plaguing bards' JukeBoxes in diverse realms. Most often, these rumors are dismissed as wild tales,&nbsp; having to do with speakers or sound settings rather than something within Roll20.&nbsp; Then, before the submitter of the bug report can protest, the issue vanishes. But weeks or months later, it returns... Steps to Reproduce the Problem The problem is random, capricious, and does not submit to mortal curiosity to seek it out. Rather, it can only be seen when it wants to be. Fortunately, I used a scrying device to capture a video of the bizarre occurrence as soon as it ambushed me. And lo, at the time of writing this post, it is still a mighty scourge upon my game. I have demonstrated the problem using a vocal track. I pray the developers' potent magics can defeat the problem once and for all. <a href="https://youtu.be/ebpAyx2PBPA" rel="nofollow">https://youtu.be/ebpAyx2PBPA</a> Description of Your Setup (Browser + Version, Operating System, etc.) Operating System Macintosh OS X 10.11.3 Web Browser Chrome 48.0.2564.116

Geoffrey M. , could you please provide us with a Console Log starting from before the moment when you press the Jukebox's play button, capturing this "overlap", and ending after you stop the music? Thank you.

Unfortunately, I didn't think to capture the console log.&nbsp; The weird overlap phenomenon stopped about 10 minutes after I submitted the bug report. When it happens again (and it will), I'll capture a log. Unless there is a way to access past logs?