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Recorded files: Call back may not occur if reset_limit is too long #66

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rct opened this issue Dec 4, 2014 · 2 comments
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Recorded files: Call back may not occur if reset_limit is too long #66

rct opened this issue Dec 4, 2014 · 2 comments
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rct commented Dec 4, 2014

When using '-r' to play back record files, the call back function will not get called if the reset_limit is higher than the number of quiet samples at the end of the test file.

In my case, I had set a high reset_limit (20,000 samples), but the recorded file had approximately 10,000 quiet samples after the signal at the end.

I suggest that during development with recorded files, set the reset_limit below 10,000.

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This might still be an issue, I'll need to check this.

@zuckschwerdt zuckschwerdt added todo Maintainers should do something, but there is no defect and removed todo Maintainers should do something, but there is no defect labels Dec 9, 2018
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ok, this is already solved as we always add an empty buffer last when using file input

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