How can I see if a wav is missing an end tag? I also have a .wav that crashes the game.
Log and WAV file.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=14s8LUZ4B3Rh7vsblHMa-X6rCW6exBuwL
The WAV file was rendered directly from ableton and I would be surprised if it was in some way not apt.
edit: I changed the WAV file for a different wav file (though it was from the same ableton session) and got the crash again.
You can PM me the wavs and I’ll test them
Wav here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=14s8LUZ4B3Rh7vsblHMa-X6rCW6exBuwL1
(I assume the problem is the same with each one)
Says not found for me, you should be able to put in a zip to upload here.
WAV and log-20180225T173538Z-001.zip (1.9 MB)
Please see attached. Thanks Pkeod for your assistance.
I can confirm that the wavs do crash the engine here on Windows 10 for whatever reason.
I opened up the bombbeepmain.wav into audacity, and then exported it with no changes. It produced a wav which didn’t crash the engine - it plays properly. So you should probably download audacity (free) and export your wav files through it to produce versions which play properly.
Thanks Pkeod. Ableton exports in your desired bit-rate so I rendered them again without audacity.
The manual states
Should be set to a sound file in your project. The file should be in Wave or Ogg Vorbis format with a sampling rate of 44100. (See WAV - Wikipedia and Vorbis - Wikipedia for details).
It would seem that bits per sample should also be 16 to ensure that WAVs work correctly.
We should detect and warn about incorrect bits per sample and frequency when building, or better yet handle it properly at runtime. I’ll open a ticket when I get to the office.
Split this into a separate topic and created DEF-3148
