Use 3 bytes per sample when playing 24-bit files in op/sndio #613
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When par.bps is unset sndio will default to SIO_BPS(bits) ("the
smallest value for bps that is a power of two and that is large enough
to hold bits" sio_open(3)). 4 bps in the case of 24 bits which leads
to a horrible whitenoise screeching sound.
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Could you do a bisect to find out which commit broke this? |
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When par.bps is unset sndio will default to SIO_BPS(bits) ("the
smallest value for bps that is a power of two and that is large enough
to hold bits" sio_open(3)). 4 bps in the case of 24 bits which leads
to a horrible whitenoise screeching sound.
I'm unsure why it worked in cmus 2.7.1 without this change.