Skanky ways to play MP3 on Windows XP

[stephen barncard]

It's not looking like double-byte Unicode to me. What shows up is the
complete sound sample followed by a replica of itself consecutively. I've
been looking at a hex dump of the contents of the clipboard. And this bulk
does not get stored in the stack, I don't see this happening in earlier
versions.

It's definitely an anomaly and I wonder if this affects other objects.

I used the copy command to copy an audioclip object, which contains the
actual binary image of the stored audio file.
Then it's  "just" deriving params from the object binary, securing the
audio data, punching in the right numbers into the headers and saving as a
file.



On Fri, Sep 14, 2012 at 5:27 PM, Alejandro Tejada <capellan2000 at gmail.com>wrote:

>
> Stephen Barncard-4 wrote
> >
> > And actually I found a bug that I need to report - in the latest versions
> > of Livecode (vs. 4.x series) the audio data is TWICE as large in ram --
> > doubled in size, and is not an addressing thing - the data repeats
> exactly
> > once. This only happens in RAM.
> >
>
> Exactly twice?
>
> Sounds like unicode conversion is playing
> with your data... :-)
>
> Al
>
>
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