When the sampling rate field of the DefineSound tag does not match the sampling rate of the MP3 file, the original Flash Player decodes the MP3 at the sampling rate that is defined by the tag but with the same speed as just decoding the MP3 with the builtin informations, but Ruffle ignores the sampling rate field of the DefineSound tag. Ruffle should be updated to give the same sound with the original Flash Player.
Expected behavior
Ruffle should decode the MP3 at the sampling rate that is defined by the tag but with the same speed as just decoding the MP3 with the builtin informations, so it should give the same sound with the original Flash Player.
I think it's not. Ruffle should use both the sampling rate information of the MP3 stream itself and the sampling rate field of the DefineSound tag as I described to give the same sound with the original Flash Player.
n0samu
commented
1 week ago 
Klymins
Describe the bug
When the sampling rate field of the DefineSound tag does not match the sampling rate of the MP3 file, the original Flash Player decodes the MP3 at the sampling rate that is defined by the tag but with the same speed as just decoding the MP3 with the builtin informations, but Ruffle ignores the sampling rate field of the DefineSound tag. Ruffle should be updated to give the same sound with the original Flash Player.
Expected behavior
Ruffle should decode the MP3 at the sampling rate that is defined by the tag but with the same speed as just decoding the MP3 with the builtin informations, so it should give the same sound with the original Flash Player.
Content Location
srunmatch.zip
Affected platform
Online demo
Operating system
Windows 10
Browser
Opera 95
Additional information
No response