lsdj-wavetable-import: trying to write noise.snt doesn't create all values properly

[urbster1]

trying to write this .snt into this save file doesn't create the values as saved in the .snt

snttest.zip

[stijnfrishert]

Thanks, will look at this when I find the time :)

[stijnfrishert]

Ehm, it does on my end?

You double checked with a hex editor if they correspond? If not, are some frames incorrect, or all of them?

I used lsdj-wavetable-import "./(EMPTY).00.WM.lsdsng" "./noise.snt" 0

[urbster1]

let me check this again...

On Tue, Nov 27, 2018 at 2:07 PM Stijn Frishert notifications@github.com wrote:

Ehm, it does on my end?

You double checked with a hex editor if they correspond? If not, are some frames incorrect, or all of them?

I used lsdj-wavetable-import "./(EMPTY).00.WM.lsdsng" "./noise.snt" 0

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[urbster1]

I used lsdj-wavetable-import.exe (EMPTY).00.lsdsng noise.snt 7 and got this save. notice how frames 75-7F are the same but should be different... (EMPTY).00.lsdsng.zip

[urbster1]

i did open up a hex editor when trying this initially and just pasted in the wave data into the working memory song

[urbster1]

but i don't think it's possible to do with a .lsdsng since it's compressed right?

[urbster1]

my save also has other wave data already patched in so you may try patching it over existing data since I had to manually confirm overwriting it

[stijnfrishert]

Ok thanks, I'll check with these settings! .lsdsng is compressed yes, so you wouldn't be able to copy/paste in the wavetable manually. (I was just talking about comparing hex in the .snt with the visual byte values surrounding the waves in lsdj).

[urbster1]

gotcha, thanks!

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Ok thanks, I'll check with these settings! .lsdsng is compressed yes, so you wouldn't be able to copy/paste in the wavetable manually. (I was just talking about comparing hex in the .snt with the visual byte values surrounding the waves in lsdj).

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[stijnfrishert]

Ok, weird stuff is happening, because on my system it totally runs fine (I did use --force). How many frames does the cmd line say it wrote after execution?

[urbster1]

what if you don't use force but just use 'y' at the prompt? let me run again and see

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Ok, weird stuff is happening, because on my system it totally runs fine (I did use --force). How many frames does the cmd line say it wrote after execution?

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[urbster1]

Some of the wavetable frames you are trying to overwrite already contain data. Do you want to continue? y/n > y Successfully wrote 16 frames starting at 96 to (EMPTY).00.lsdsng

[stijnfrishert]

I'll try without force. Also, did you use another index than 7 this time, because otherwise that 96 doesn't make sense.

[urbster1]

Screenshots of the hex values

[urbster1]

yeah sorry i used 6. but it's doing the same thing

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I'll try without force. Also, did you use another index than 7 this time, because otherwise that 96 doesn't make sense.

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[urbster1]

could it be an issue with lsdsng-import then? i have no way to check if it's valid in the lsdsng itself

[stijnfrishert]

Can you send just the exported .lsdsng?

[urbster1]

(EMPTY).00.zip

[urbster1]

i said "no way to check" but i guess i could check it with LSDManager

[stijnfrishert]

Which is what I just did, haha. Seems to be a problem in the wavetable import, so that's good news I guess.

Perhaps something Windows specific? I'll add a --verbose and send you a new build later this week. Your import just stops halfway through the file, and it's hard to know why without more output.

[urbster1]

ok! very weird. thanks!

[stijnfrishert]

Problem was that the file wasn't opened as binary