Hello!
My friend on Windows 10 have found a bug: when try to export an OGG file with too high sample rate (384000), the crash will happen after "Export is impossible" dialog. I know that OGG Vorbis supports 8~192 Khz rates, and the given sample rate is impossible for OGG Vorbis. I have tried (I use Linux Mint) to make a dummy file and try to export it with the same sample rate value, and I see the same crash happens after "Export is impossible" dialog.
At the same time, I have a small suggestion related to this: Instead of an odd "Export is impossible", notice user that an incorrect sample rate was given and suggest to change it or ask to change it now into nearest edge sample rate to continue the export or abort it.
Audacity 2.3.2: crash on attempt to export OGG with bad sample rate
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Re: Audacity 2.3.2: crash on attempt to export OGG with bad sample rate
Could that be "Unable to export"?
I can reproduce the crash and shall log it on the bug tracker.
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Re: Audacity 2.3.2: crash on attempt to export OGG with bad sample rate
Thanks for the bug report. It is now logged on the Audacity bug tracker.
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