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Importing some .WAV files fails #780
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Has anyone else been able to reproduce this? Looks like javazoom is a dead project, so if this is a bug in that project, it's unlikely to be fixed. |
unfortunately this has happened to me too in the past. Using OGG instead of WAV was generally more reliable for me and saved lots of space. But you're completely right - the underlying issue will probably not be fixed. |
Is there an issue with the javax sound lib that comes with java? |
yes, it is incredibly limited when it comes to real world use as it only supports:
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for progress, you can check out the audio-spi branch |
It's LGPL, isn't it? LGPL should be compatible, no? |
If we made modifications to LGPL code, our code would have to be LGPL too. But using LGPL licensed libraries per se is not a problem. |
@steffen-wilke I maintain a fork of the audio spi stuff here https://github.com/bowbahdoe/java-audio-stack Whenever you get around to fixing it I can upstream a fix. If merging it into that separate library would help you sidestep LGPL issues I can also oblige. |
Describe the bug
Utiliti fails to import some .WAV files
Stack Trace
The error message you get either in your console or the
crash.txt
located in your program's root directory.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
[Resources]
->[Import]
->[Sounds]
->Select [notWorking.wav]
Expected behavior
The file should import correctly
Your System:
Additional context
sounds.zip
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