Re: How to correctly allocating CFStrings in an AudioFileRegionList?
Re: How to correctly allocating CFStrings in an AudioFileRegionList?
- Subject: Re: How to correctly allocating CFStrings in an AudioFileRegionList?
- From: Doug Wyatt <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2016 12:48:53 -0700
Hi Charles,
If you could please write a bug report and attach a crash log, we'll look into it. I have successfully written a small number of markers to a CAF file...
Thanks,
Doug
> On Sep 16, 2016, at 1:17 , Charles Constant <email@hidden> wrote:
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> Judging by the lack of mentions anywhere on the internet, I don't think many people use AudioFileRegionLists. I have found one mention from 3 years ago, where the developer had similar results reading, as to what I am seeing with writing - in so far as only the first marker of the first region is reliably accessible.
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> https://devforums.apple.com/message/759692#759692
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> So I'm leaning toward a new theory, that it's not my CSStrings, but that this feature is broken. Can anyone confirm this?
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> Thanks
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> Charles
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> PS: I also see a layer down, this might be possible using a CAFRegionChunk. Anyone had any luck with this?
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> On Wed, Sep 14, 2016 at 8:53 PM, Charles Constant <email@hidden> wrote:
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> I'm having a rather bad time getting AudioFileSetProperty to write an AudioFileRegionList to a CAF file. I suspect the problem is the way that I'm allocating CFStrings.
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> Is this an appropriate way to allocate CFStrings when setting a marker.mName or region.mName?
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> rgn->mName = CFStringCreateWithFormat( kCFAllocatorDefault, NULL, CFSTR("Region-%d"), r );
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> My problem is that if I try to create a List that contains more than one Region, as soon as I call AudioFileSetProperty, I get "EXC_BAD_ACCESS." This happens unless I use a very small quantity of regions and markers. The debugger shows the exact place where AudioFileSetProperty falls over as either "CFStringGetLength" or "CAFRegion_NtoB(CAFRegion*)".
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> If I create only a single Region, and then use afinfo to view my file, I get this type of thing:
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> MacBook-Pro:~ username$ afinfo /Users/username/UnitTest_CAF_ANSI_C.caf
> File: /Users/username/UnitTest_CAF_ANSI_C.caf
> File type ID: caff
> Num Tracks: 1
> ----
> Data format: 1 ch, 44100 Hz, 'lpcm' (0x0000000E) 16-bit big-endian signed integer
> no channel layout.
> estimated duration: 5.001315 sec
> audio bytes: 441116
> audio packets: 220558
> bit rate: 705600 bits per second
> packet size upper bound: 2
> maximum packet size: 2
> audio data file offset: 4096
> optimized
> audio 220558 valid frames + 0 priming + 0 remainder = 220558
> source bit depth: I16
> 1 regions; SMPTE time type 0 (none)
> region 1, "Region-0", flags 00000000
> marker 990, "Marker-990": frame 100 SMPTE time 0:00:00:00/0 type 1935828327 ('sbeg') channel 0
> marker 991, "<unnnamed>": frame 200 SMPTE time 0:00:00:00/0 type 1936027236 ('send') channel 0
> marker 992, "<unnnamed>": frame 300 SMPTE time 0:00:00:00/0 type 1935828327 ('sbeg') channel 0
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> The names should be "Marker-990" "Marker-991" "Marker-992" and so on.
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> Anyone have any ideas? I'm stumped, and after three days working on this, I can't find much outside information.
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> Thanks,
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> Charles
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