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Describe the bug
When exporting audio, avcodec_encode_audio2 fails with a return value AVERROR(EINVAL) (or -22). This indicates an invalid argument being passed to avcoded_encode_audio2().
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior (as tested by me):
Record or open (obtain) some audio
Go to Export > Export Audio...
Select 'Custom FFmpeg Export
For the format, select 'OGG'. For the codec, select either codec available for the OGG format (either libvorbis or flac).
Click 'Save'
Fill in the metadata fields with any value (or leave them blank)
See error
Expected behavior
The export should succeed, providing completely exported audio.
Additional information (please complete the following information):
OS: Pop!_OS 21.10
Version: Latest Saucedacity git
Additional context
This issue was discovered while reorganizing FFmpeg support in Saucedacity. It was originally thought that the reorganization caused the error, but further investigation found that this error persisted in builds without any reorganization work (i.e. before the reorganization work was done).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Good news! FFmpeg works again in Saucedacity, after switching Saucedacity over to Audacity's lib-ffmpeg-support. Rather than keeping that as a library, however, it has been integrated into Saucedacity's core (i.e., src/ffmpeg). This issue will be closed once lib-ffmpeg-support is merged into main.
Describe the bug
When exporting audio,
avcodec_encode_audio2
fails with a return valueAVERROR(EINVAL)
(or -22). This indicates an invalid argument being passed toavcoded_encode_audio2()
.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior (as tested by me):
Expected behavior
The export should succeed, providing completely exported audio.
Additional information (please complete the following information):
Additional context
This issue was discovered while reorganizing FFmpeg support in Saucedacity. It was originally thought that the reorganization caused the error, but further investigation found that this error persisted in builds without any reorganization work (i.e. before the reorganization work was done).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: