Fix play_from_disk example to work with recent SDK
#529
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it seems like you haven't added any nanpa changeset files to this PR. if this pull request includes changes to code, make sure to add a changeset, by writing a file to refer to the manpage for more information. |
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This pull request fixes the
play_from_diskexample, which could not be compiled with the latest SDK codebase, similar to #528.Additionally, the included WAV file (change-sophie.wav) contains unexpected chunks in its header, causing the parser to fail. I added logic to skip chunks until the data chunk is found.
With these two fixes, the example works correctly on my local environment.