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One of the asset files didn't get encrypted
chipster123
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Running Gideros 2013.09.1
One of the 52 .wav files that were exported from my project didn't get encrypted when I selected the "encrypt assets" option. This file then when on to crash the app on loadup in the .apk file. I'm assuming that Gideros app expected to decrypt everything, so it choked on trying to play a decrypted .wav file that was never encrypted in the first place.
I disabled encrypting the assets and it all works now.
I could see by a quick listing of all the wav files in the assets/sounds/ directory that all files were "data" except for one file that was still "RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft PCM, 16 bit, stereo 22050 Hz" and that was the file that the app choked on when trying to load it.
This is a low priority for me, so I'll stick with unencrypted assets for now.
One of the 52 .wav files that were exported from my project didn't get encrypted when I selected the "encrypt assets" option. This file then when on to crash the app on loadup in the .apk file. I'm assuming that Gideros app expected to decrypt everything, so it choked on trying to play a decrypted .wav file that was never encrypted in the first place.
I disabled encrypting the assets and it all works now.
I could see by a quick listing of all the wav files in the assets/sounds/ directory that all files were "data" except for one file that was still "RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft PCM, 16 bit, stereo 22050 Hz" and that was the file that the app choked on when trying to load it.
This is a low priority for me, so I'll stick with unencrypted assets for now.
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