> You need to supply me with a small test program and if necessary
> this broken FLAC file.
1. Rather hard to do at the moment -- not the least because the
brokenness is injected via the vio layer.
2. Why? This was not a bug report. This was an API *clarification
request*. sndfile doesn't claim t
Dan Muresan wrote:
> >> does libsndfile ever clear the error flag on a file? E.g. if there is
> >> a decoding error in a FLAC, and I sf_seek() back to the beginning,
> >> will sf_read_() work "normally" again?
> >
> > Maybe not on FLAC. I would suggest that you write a small
> > standalone test p
>> does libsndfile ever clear the error flag on a file? E.g. if there is
>> a decoding error in a FLAC, and I sf_seek() back to the beginning,
>> will sf_read_() work "normally" again?
>
> Maybe not on FLAC. I would suggest that you write a small
> standalone test program to test this and if you
Dan Muresan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> does libsndfile ever clear the error flag on a file? E.g. if there is
> a decoding error in a FLAC, and I sf_seek() back to the beginning,
> will sf_read_() work "normally" again?
Maybe not on FLAC. I would suggest that you write a small
standalone test program to
Hi,
does libsndfile ever clear the error flag on a file? E.g. if there is
a decoding error in a FLAC, and I sf_seek() back to the beginning,
will sf_read_() work "normally" again?
Or, if a premature EOF is reached, will seeking back somewhere in the
file allow playback to resume? libsndfile claim
