On Monday 26 December 2005 05:45 am, you wrote:

> The error messages are unhelpful, but this appears
> to be flac failing to understand the 32-bit audio files
> we now write as default.  A simple workaround is to
> switch back to writing 16-bit audio (in the sequencer
> settings of RG)... but I wonder what a proper fix is?

                        /* compression code */
                        if(!read_little_endian_uint16(infile, &x, false, 
encoder_session.inbasefilename))
                                return 
EncoderSession_finish_error(&encoder_session);
                        if(x != 1) {
                                flac__utils_printf(stderr, 1, "%s: ERROR: 
unsupported compression type %u\n", encoder_session.inbasefilename, 
(unsigned)x);
                                return 
EncoderSession_finish_error(&encoder_session);
                        }

It looks like it only supports compression code 1. Whatever the hell that 
means.  Is there some way to write files with compression code 1 instead of 
3?  I'm sure I don't know.

I guess this is pretty much a show-stopper though.  The packager is useless in 
this state, and this kind of uselessness leads to lost projects.  The project 
I was working on when I discovered this has now evaporated, if I didn't 
mention that already.  The brilliant idea to use /tmp as a dumping ground, 
and then package up the good files, well, it proved to be a bad plan when we 
got a longer power outage than my UPS battery, and /tmp got hosed on my next 
boot.  Damn.  Merry Christmas from Rosegarden the Destroyer.

I sure do have a way of finding these things at the most 
creativity-incompatible moments.  :(


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D. Michael 'Silvan' McIntyre  ----   Silvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Author of Rosegarden Companion http://rosegarden.sourceforge.net/tutorial/


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