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I believe this issue is a bug, and not a general technical issue, question or feature requests that can be discussed on the forum.
Describe the bug
I am trying to play back a multi-channel wavpack file (specifically, a rip from a bootleg DVD-A release of a quadrophonic mix of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon. After playing for a few seconds, or attempting to seek forward, I get the following error and playback stops:
I am currently not sure if the problem happens with other wv files, I unfortunately don't have any others. If you cannot reproduce, I can try to provide a short sample or another file that creates the problem.
I can say that I used wvunpack -v to verify the file, and it appears good. VLC plays it back without error. I also re-encoded it with a recent wavpack version, and the re-encoded file still gives the same error.
Expected behavior
Playback without errors :)
Screenshots:
System Information:
Operating system: OpenSUSE Tumbleweed
Strawberry Version: 1.0.23
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If you get the error with gst-play too, please run gst-play with GST_DEBUG and GST_DEBUG_FILE, compress the logfile and attach the it here. GST_DEBUG=5 GST_DEBUG_FILE=/tmp/gst-debug.log gst-play-1.0 --use-playbin3 --audiosink="alsasink" file:///path/filename
Describe the bug
I am trying to play back a multi-channel wavpack file (specifically, a rip from a bootleg DVD-A release of a quadrophonic mix of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon. After playing for a few seconds, or attempting to seek forward, I get the following error and playback stops:
To Reproduce
As described above.
I am currently not sure if the problem happens with other wv files, I unfortunately don't have any others. If you cannot reproduce, I can try to provide a short sample or another file that creates the problem.
I can say that I used
wvunpack -v
to verify the file, and it appears good. VLC plays it back without error. I also re-encoded it with a recent wavpack version, and the re-encoded file still gives the same error.Expected behavior
Playback without errors :)
Screenshots:
System Information:
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: