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Hi mister brookmg. I noticed your comment in pull request I closed, here: link
If you meant why I closed pull request, is because I did not mean to pull anything, I just was figuring out how to fork and connect to repository. There I tried to implement trimming method, but in the end I failed.
Is there a way to decode and encode vorbis with those libraries that VorbisStreamOutput class already fetching?
I also noticed that converter is running on main thread, so I wrap it in another coroutine. I think I saw a place in the code where main dispatcher is passed, I can look into it a bit later.
Or, if you meant the old issue I posted, I closed it because I thought it is figured out. Mostly problem is happening with streams that use weird bitrates (like 16000, or 32000 Hz). But also configuring exoRecordProcessor with correct Hz does not make differance, so it is still converter that fixes this wav file.
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Hi mister brookmg. I noticed your comment in pull request I closed, here: link
If you meant why I closed pull request, is because I did not mean to pull anything, I just was figuring out how to fork and connect to repository. There I tried to implement trimming method, but in the end I failed.
Is there a way to decode and encode vorbis with those libraries that VorbisStreamOutput class already fetching?
I also noticed that converter is running on main thread, so I wrap it in another coroutine. I think I saw a place in the code where main dispatcher is passed, I can look into it a bit later.
Or, if you meant the old issue I posted, I closed it because I thought it is figured out. Mostly problem is happening with streams that use weird bitrates (like 16000, or 32000 Hz). But also configuring exoRecordProcessor with correct Hz does not make differance, so it is still converter that fixes this wav file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: