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@M4rotte, to what number of samples does the FLAC decompress? I can load a stereo MP3 with 106598400 samples (around 40 minutes of audio) into a sample clip without any crashes (using b8b1dae).
Judging by the stack trace it looks like a problem with the painting code of the sample clip.
I don’t have this file anymore. But I just tried with another one, a 7 minutes only FLAC and got the same issue. I tried with it resampled to 16bit/44.1k but still the same.
System Information
Debian 12 - gcc 12.2.0
LMMS Version(s)
LMMS 1.3.0-alpha.1.713+gb8b1dae40
Most Recent Working Version
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Bug Summary
Hi,
I get a SIGABRT when trying to load a FLAC or WAV file if this file is too big.
No problem for most files but a big one crashes LMMS systematically (a 47MB mono 48kHz 24bit FLAC actually)
I used to load such “big” file in the past, but I can’t tell since when the bug exists as I haven’t use LMMS for a while.
Let me know if I can make any test. So far I just tried converting the FLAC to WAV (it’s then 239MB), same error.
Expected Behaviour
File loads
Steps To Reproduce
Add an audio track, drag’n’drop a >50MB audio file in it.
Logs
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Screenshots / Minimum Reproducible Project
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