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Re: afconvert ExtAudioWrite error has me stumped
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Re: afconvert ExtAudioWrite error has me stumped


  • Subject: Re: afconvert ExtAudioWrite error has me stumped
  • From: William Stewart <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 11:24:42 -0700

this error is produced by an audio codec when the buffer it is given to output data too, is too small. For instance, lets say you are encoding and you provided a buffer that was 500bytes big to contain a single encoded packet, but the encoder produced a buffer that was 600bytes - this would generate that error (there's a few cases of this in the codecs, so its not that easy to pinpoint exactly what the problem could be)

I don't know why this would be an issue on the server though - umm... perhaps the server has a different version of QT (the audio codecs are distributed with QT), and so you are hitting a discrepancy between two different versions of the audio codecs. So check that...

Bill

On Jul 28, 2009, at 9:33 AM, Robert Martin wrote:

I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction for fixing a problem that has me completely baffled.

On a Leopard Server with 10.5.7, I'm getting the following error from running the afconvert tool in Terminal to convert an aif to an mp4: Error: ExtAudioFileWrite failed ('!buf').

If I run afconvert on my MBP (also 10.5.7 in the Terminal) going over the network to the same file on the server, the conversion works perfectly - so the files are OK.

When I'm on the server, I can write into the folder with the audio files - so the permissions seem set properly.

I can't find any explanation for the '!buf' error message, so I'm not sure what afconvert is hiccuping over.

I really know almost nothing about the whole ACL permission scheme on the server, but is this something that could cause the error message? Any other directions I should be looking in?

Rob
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