Hello.
> Some streams requires you set its cursor to 0 before writing/reading
> buffer, so you need to check it:
> OutPipe.Seek(0, soBeginning);
> InPipe.Seek(0, soBeginning);
> InPipe.Read(BufferURL[0],PipeBufferSize);
=====>
"Exception at 000000000043A720: EPipeSeek:
Cannot seek on pipes."
> So to resume, you file is a raw opus audio or an Ogg file ?
Huh, I do not know. It was converted from a mp3.
Localy, from a hard-disk:
Using op_test_file("test.opus") + op_open_test() is working perfectly.
IMO, the problem comes from abuffer in op_test_memory(abuffer,lengthb).
I am not sure that a array of byte is what op_test_memory want.
It is not a pipe (like lot of other audio lib use), if it is not a array of
byte, what does he want...?
> Said that, I had never touched opus in my life :)
So I am not the only one. ;-)
PS: On Opus forum, there is only one topic this year. Without answer. (And
this topic is from me !).
Fre;D
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Many thanks ;-)
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