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Hi, I used to use this extension on Edge. But when I switched to Firefox, I haven't found an alternative version on Firefox yet.
I found that if substituting the chrome object with browser, e.g. chrome.tabs to browser.tabs, then the extension can also work on Firefox.
Now I'm using this extension on Firefox by loading temporary add-on, but I think that it would be better if it's released in Firefox Add-ons. Any plan for this? Thanks.

The semitone feature isn't producing the correct transformation for me. It shifts the audio, but not by the right amount. For example, this video contains the middle C4 note (261.6Hz). When I shift it down by 7 semitones, I should get F3 (174.6Hz). But I'm actually getting A3 (220.0Hz).

Have you seen this before? I'm on Chrome 52.0, Windows 7.

I've been experiencing this bug a few times. I cannot easily reproduce the bug but I will post what I recently did in YouTube that caused the bug.

1. Open a new tab in Chrome
2. Go to YouTube
3. Go to a video I like and play.
4. Enable the Extension, slide the pitch up to ~0.34
5. Disable the extension (leave the pitch dial untouched)
6. Enable loop on the video.
7. Leave that tab (do other work)
8. Return back to the tab after a couple of play throughs
9. Pause the Video
10. Press Play and viola, the video is playing a little slower and lower pitched.

Notes:

• The new slowed down version sounds great. It doesn't sound glitchy and not-smooth unlike most settings of the pitch when using the extension normally (due to low and muddled frequencies I imagine)
• maybe it's a calibration issue? throwing this idea out there, but what if the amount that I went up on the pitch dial becomes recalibrated at some point to 0.35, and then the extension seeks to make the pitch 0, only to lower the pitch by 0.35. It's far fetched but worth sharing my first thoughts.

Any experiences with an issue like this?

Using:

Chrome: Version 70.0.3538.102 (Official Build) (64-bit)
OS X: 10.13.3