Error message:\'int' object is not iterable.

[Netrakk723]

Hi there! First of all, thanks for your great work!
nevertheless i have a problem.
the program was installed under the latest python 3. it opens easily. as soon as i try to insert a .wav file (import wav sample(s)) i get the following error code:

Cannot use this file:
C:/(...).wav
The file is probably corrupted or you found a bug.
See log file for details. Error message:'int' object is not iterable.

The file size ranges from 93 kb to 190 kb.
One of about 20 files works and can be inserted, the rest don't.
Please help.
Peace

[JonathanTaquet]

Hey, Thank you for you report! it helps improving the stability of the software.

Could you attach to the report a small wav file which fails?
so that I can try to reproduce the issue and investigate on it?

Thanks

[Netrakk723]

KICK 01.zip

[Netrakk723]

Thank you for your quick response!
good idea, I'm curious

[JonathanTaquet]

Hum, I was able to load it with the Oe2sSLE-0.2.2-win-x86.exe release.
The software indicates me that it had to convert it from 24bits to 16bits, could be a platform dependent issue...???

Could you give me more details on your configuration:

• which OS are you using, and
• which version of python python --version or python3 --version

My development environment is currently broken, but if I have time I will try to set it up and have a closer look.
In the meantime, you could try to convert your samples from 24 bits to 16 bits using some external software like Audacity.

[Netrakk723]

-iam unsing win 11

• python 3.10

[JonathanTaquet]

Hello, sorry, for delay....

I have installed python 3.10-64 bits on windows 10 but was not able to reproduce the issue.
I launch the app and import the sample and it works fine...
Are you doing something else before, you get the error message ?

If you could get and attach the log file that is located in your user account folder, usually: "C:\Users\[you user name]\.Oe2sSLE\Oe2sSLE.log", it could possibly help understanding the issue, or at least locate from where it comes.

Thanks