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Yea, you are right. The file was not damaged during download, I just
ran the "play" example from STK 4.3.1. There seems to be a further
issue here though. The program loads the file correctly, but no output
comes through my speakers. I've checked the control panel for my ASIO
soundcard and there is no signal that it receives. The program,
however, seems to be playing the audio file because it runs for the
same duration as the audio clip.<br>
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My setup is Windows XP with ASIO soundcard. I was able to get audible
output when running the "testall" program from real-time audio 4.0.5. I
also have declared all the appropriate preprocessor definitions for
ASIO and little endian.<br>
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So it seems I should be able to port opening of an input file to my
program with the "play" example program, but I still seem to face an
audible output issue. Any suggestions? -Rich<br>
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Richard Dobson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">That's a vanilla 16bit mono WAVE file. So there must either be a
byte-reversal problem, or it has been damaged in the download. It plays
OK on OSX (PPC) using the Stk (4.3.1) example "play" program.
Richard Dobson
Rich M wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Weird, I just tried the WEBER2.WAV from that site and got the following
error:
FileRead: weber2.wav contains an unsupported data format type <256>.
Any suggestions?
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