Long-duration sound files appear truncated/garbled when converted to OGG #7
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Not sure what could be causing this. Can you send me some of the unconverted files that are causing this issue? vextil@gmail.com |
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So you want me to send you the wav files and then the corrupted oggs? I can
do that.
I'm traveling but I think I can work on this this evening.
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No no, what I need is the unconverted PCK/BNK to debug what's going on. |
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Hey, I just got back from travelling. I'm currently uploading the BNK files to a google drive folder here, so check back in an hour or so: |
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Hey, thanks for making this awesome software!
I was loading the soundfiles for Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition. I've noticed that a lot of the longer-duration sound files that might have music or dialogue (ex:
SFX_2558~PONYTAIL.M_HGF_NIS.663.A.ogg) have only about 2 seconds of audio and then appear garbled when playing back on VLC.The file itself is 3 MB long but only has 4 seconds of audio total.
I'm not very sure how to debug this issue- whether it's an issue with the ogg encoding or with the wav files themselves.
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