Small Song Bug

[PhantomPuppy]

Not sure if this is happening for anybody else, but the song "Yukitsuki-yashou" under the "Secret" genre has an audio cut-off on the R^3 Beta Engine. Right around note #95 or so, the song stops playing completely. You can still see the arrows and hit them, but there is no audio in the background at all. Not really a huge bug, but I was just reporting it in.

[Xiz]

Just did a play through. No problems on my end.

Are you using standalone or in browser? If browser, what browser are you using?

[PhantomPuppy]

using google chrome kind sir.

[Xiz]

Just played it in chrome in browser. No issues on my end. o.0

[PhantomPuppy]

i just suck then lol.

[arcnmx]

No, you're right. It's a non-30fps issue.

[PhantomPuppy]

ah, ok. yea i play on 80 fps, so i see where the problem starts. kk ty arcnmx

[WitchoftheSand]

I just noticed this myself. Is there a reason why it hasn't been fixed yet? The song sounds like it would be really nice to play without having to change a bunch of settings for it

[Pseudo Enigma]

Originally Posted by WitchoftheSand

Is there a reason why it hasn't been fixed yet?

the developers around here are a bit more laid-back than your usual community. They'll have it fixed once they have time to do so lol

What can you expect? They don't really get paid to do these things.

[TC_Halogen]

I'll try and converting a new version of the file tonight to see if that at least alleviates the issue -- it might have something to do with the way that the song is encoded before being converted to a .swf; it certainly doesn't hurt to try. It's strange to see non-legacy files randomly being problematic for no real reason.

If the songs in question have frame fixes, I can take the old beatbox array from the previous file and apply it to the new one, shifting it as necessary to appropriately match the offset of the song.

[arcnmx]

The song file needs to be remade + maybe resync'd or something.

arcnmx, you should learn to “lock” your documents lol

That was intentional, the document was made so that others could report additional bugs/songs. At least the shenanigans are contained on the second page :P

EDIT: Arg late response, if you can reconvert that'd be awesome. Note that the problem also exists with Call Upon the Seaponies

[TC_Halogen]

Yeah, I'll take a look at all of the files and see if the new versions of each file fixes the problem. When in doubt, typically a reconversion of audio before .swf creation does the trick. I'll do it in between file judgment (have a bit of work to do in that regard).

[arcnmx]

Originally Posted by TC_Halogen

When in doubt, typically a reconversion of audio before .swf creation does the trick.

This might be necessary. The issue is that the audio inside the swf is corrupt. In 30fps mode flash is a bit more lenient about corruption because it's treated as streaming audio, so it's able to recover on the next frame. In 31+fps mode it's more treated like one audio file and corruption just causes it to give up entirely.