Re: [pygame] Is there a file limit on sound files?

Have you tried converting the sound file to an oggvorbis sound file? I have had a lot more luck with those files then with MP3s. Paul Vincent Craven > On Sep 14, 2015, at 1:33 PM, Bob Irving wrote: > > Bumping into some sound issues > > Students are using wav and mp3

Re: [pygame] Is there a file limit on sound files?

The problem lies in the mp3 decoding. Use ogg files until this is rectified in the hazy distance. On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 6:05 AM, Paul Vincent Craven wrote: > Have you tried converting the sound file to an oggvorbis sound file? I > have had a lot more luck with those

Re: [pygame] Is there a file limit on sound files?

​Hi, There is not limit that I am aware of. Certainly, I've played much larger sound files on much older versions of PyGame. Although, I prefer .ogg. Outside guess--perhaps the required shared libraries aren't installed? Are you sure you can't reproduce the problem? At the very least, what

[pygame] Is there a file limit on sound files?

Bumping into some sound issues Students are using wav and mp3 files and getting "cannot open" errors. The files are named correctly in the code and match spelling in the folder. However, large (over 3-4Mb) files seem to be giving this error. To make it more complicated, some students are