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[test] Add 24khz sample to testing, remove the log line nudging users #69
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Hi @Petrzlen, Glad to see you helping to strengthen the tests of the library and stress test it further! When you get the chance, please do upload a sample FLAC file that can be used for testing. Cheerful regards, |
Thanks for the quick nudge! Realized Please LMK what should I do next! Thanks |
Great. Thanks for uploading the test FLAC file.
I guess the next step is trying to figure out what makes this FLAC file special, and why the test cases are failing. I'm celebrating an early Christmas with my family this weekend, and have a rather hectic work+uni life in the weeks to come. So, for anyone who's curious to try and figure out what makes this FLAC file special, and why the test cases are failing, you are most warmly invited : ) With cheerful regards, |
Had a quick look. The
Also noticed that total number of samples is zero. I think the new IETF flac spec should have some additional info about that field as i remember asking about it.
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Yeah, that makes sense. We can probably add a skip of the FrameHash test of the source file has MD5 hash 0. Edit: as of commit fbea67c we not skip frame hash tests for FLAC files that do not contain a MD5 hash sum of the audio stream in StreamInfo.
Cool! Thanks for digging into this @wader : ) |
Uploaded an audio generated by OpenAI Text to speech model which outputs in 24khz;
https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/text-to-speech/do-i-own-the-outputted-audio-files
Note that just using
flac2wav
doesn't yield a.wav
file that I can play (via Apple Music or QuickTime), so I told myself lets add it here and see what the tests say.The file should be playable though, as proven by converting via
ffmpeg
:My
flac2wav
logspam was getting real, so I told myself I can give it a shot, please direct me this is the first open-source PR of mine 😅