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Request: Please add examples #15
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Hello, I agree, examples should be added. I will look into this for the 0.3-release. However in the meantime, if you want to use 0.2, I recommend you to take a look at The 0.3 RC is mostly a different API, you can see the potential differences for |
Amazing! Thank you |
@Lakelezz hi! First of of all thank you for this project! Chapter2 (:D sorry) This time i found your repository (crate). And types in your library are a lot more readable (thank you for awesome project!). But... Always but... I dont understand what opus wants from me. I'm encoding [f32] then trying to decode the same info. Fail. and some pictures so it easier to understand what im trying to do Me (noobie noobie) will be forever thankfull for you :3 |
It seems like Opus require encoded/decoded audio frame length to match some supported values: |
Hi, are there any examples of Repacketizer? I'm not if the library wrapping is correct on some parts, most notably Repacketizer. Repacketizer::repacketizer_out_range has an empty return value, whereas opus_repacketizer_out() returns the size of the output packet on success. I'm also unsure how I'm meant to pass a valid output buffer to repacketizer_out_range either, try_into from a mutable Vec runs into the error of Error::EmptyPacket, does the buffer needs to be pre-populated prior to passing? |
Hi, thank you for creating this crate. I have been trying to get encoding working with Rust without success. It would be great if there are some examples to get feel for the API. Tx
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