11 Feb
2004
11 Feb
'04
7:05 a.m.
On Wed, 11 Feb, 2004 at 09:14PM +1100, Erik de Castro Lopo spake thus:
Yes, the buffer is info->frames*info->channels big.
It's exactly the same code in both cases - one file segfaults, the
other plays.
I kinda assumed they would - which just makes it all weirder.
And yet one kills libsndfile. Strange.
On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 09:08:58 +0000
james(a)dis-dot-dat.net wrote:
1.0.5
Hi peeps,
I've only just started playing with libsndfile, so I hope this
isn't a dumb question.
What version of libsndfile? I get a
segmentation fault when I try to use sf_readf_float on some
wavs.
Are you sure the array you are reading into is large enough? Both the
files in tha tar.bz2 file were stereo. When you read a stereo file with
sf_readf_float, and ask for N frames, the destination array must be
2 * N in size. The odd thing
is, if I re-save the file in the same format,
(with something like audacity or sweep) it works.
Audacity and Sweep both use libsndfile for file I/O. I thought I
must
have been confused, and that the format was different the next time
around, but it isn't - at least as far as libsndfile's SF_INFO can
tell me.
I don't think the file is broken,
Correct, the files are fine. Erik