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Fixed in 5.0.X
Votes
3
Found in
3.5.6f4
Issue ID
493973
Regression
No
Crash when encoding a 24 bit, 96 kHz audio file
Could reproduce in 3.5.6f4 and 4.0.0b12 (b6f69b69a8be)
To reproduce in 3.5.6f4:
- Import the the attached audio file
- Select the audio file and change the audio format to "Compressed(OGGVORBIS)"
- Click apply and observe the crash
To reproduce in 4.0.0b12 (b6f69b69a8be):
- Import the attached audio file
- Select the audio file and change the audio format to "Compressed(OGGVORBIS)"
- Observe the error in Console:
"Error compressing Audio: Assets/case_493973-Fireball_Explode 1.wav(Could not setup Ogg Vorbis encoder (invalid audio sampling rate 96000))
UnityEditor.DockArea:OnGUI()"
- Observe also that user is 'stuck' in the sense that user can not change the asset back to the .wav format
Additional comments:
When importing the attached file into the editor, the Audio Preview shows that the audio file has the following format: 16-bit, 96000 Hz and Mono. But when opening the same file in an audio editing program, such as Audacity, the same audio file has these formats: 24 bit, 96000 and Mono. Could the issue be that Unity is 'misinterpreting' the bit rate?
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