Willy

i thought this was related to the audio file's bitrate, but it's not - i get the same issue with a custom 48kHz file as when i encode it down...

hey @gbl, sorry for not getting back earlier! :c I've commited the broken file in https://github.com/jemand771/DurabilityViewer/commit/25d997441fa494f6e611399a1d1ed60fb3267abc You can take a look at it locally by either adding my repo as...

Oh, almost forgot to mention: for me, replacing the sound playback parameters with the value `100` with `1.0f` fixes the issue. I don't know anything about minecraft modding/the fabric API...

thanks for the quick reply, I'll have to play around with this a bit more. So far I couldn't get it working at all (even with spigot/paper) but I didn't...

by https://github.com/rockchip-linux/rknn-toolkit2/commit/b2564c1b011b34cebf7a5d39b5c5d986fea8979c there's https://github.com/rockchip-linux/rknn-toolkit2/blob/b2564c1b011b34cebf7a5d39b5c5d986fea8979c/rknn_toolkit_lite2/packages/rknn_toolkit_lite2-1.5.2-cp311-cp311-linux_aarch64.whl. I can't install it for some reason, but maybe you can give it a shot. ``` (venv) root@0f61ecea98af:/app# pip install rknn_toolkit_lite2-1.5.2-cp311-cp311-linux_aarch64.whl Processing ./rknn_toolkit_lite2-1.5.2-cp311-cp311-linux_aarch64.whl ERROR: Wheel 'rknn-toolkit-lite2'...

Huh, I'm not even using `uffizzi/core` anywhere, just /app and /controller. Updating those seems to fix the issue, thanks! I don't see a readme on dockerhub, what does the core...

sorry if I'm getting lost in super-fine details, here's a minimal example: ```py import jsonschema jsonschema.validate( dict( foo="aa" ), dict( type="object", properties=dict( foo=dict( type="string", pattern=r"a?+a" ) ) ) ) ```...

oh, that sounds amazing! let's just leave this open for now then, I'll look for a different short-term workaround instead. thanks :)

I agree, the frequency-based approach is probably the easiest while still providing lots of control. On setting multiple frequencies: I could see this being useful to prevent different "kinds of...

uhh, amazing, I'll give this a try. thank you!