M4A converter of C2 doesn't work well with small files

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- damjancd
- - Joined 13 May, 2013
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Problem Description

when importing a sub 0.2 second .wav (this might vary a bit), and when C2 converts it into m4a format for Ejecta and ipads and safari, it cuts out the beginning of the sound, or inserts just silence.

Steps to Reproduce Bug
- Get a sub 0.1 second audio wav
- import into C2
- Open with Ejecta or in Safari
Observed Result

No sound, or muffled sound

Expected Result

There to be a sound.

Affected Browsers
- Chrome: (NO)
- FireFox: (NO)
- iOS on Ejecta (YES)
Operating System and Service Pack

Windows7 with parallels and OSX newest

Construct 2 Version ID

Release 175
- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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Closing as won't fix, there's not much we can do about this, we don't make the AAC encoder and for patent reasons we would have to pay fees to include a different encoder. Workaround: encode .m4as yourself with your own encoder.
- DatapawWolf
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damjancd I have found Audacity to be extremely useful in situations where it is difficult for C2 to convert audio files: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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- damjancd
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DatapawWolf I don't have a problem since I extend the snippets of sound to 1 second so they work and convert stuff in CC Audition. it supports m4a conversion.
Ashley, ok, just wanted for folks to know about this then