Closed h4yn0nnym0u5e closed 1 year ago
If there aren't enough audio blocks to allocate, the previous code returned without releasing the ones it had allocated, leaving them unavailable for re-use. This would almost certainly rapidly break the entire audio system.
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If there aren't enough audio blocks to allocate, the previous code returned without releasing the ones it had allocated, leaving them unavailable for re-use. This would almost certainly rapidly break the entire audio system.