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# Audio files for tests
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## Sources
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- `./flac_subset`: Files from the "subset" group of [the flac test kit](https://github.com/ietf-wg-cellar/flac-test-files/tree/main)
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- `./flac_faulty`: Files from the "faulty" group of [the flac test kit](https://github.com/ietf-wg-cellar/flac-test-files/tree/main)
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- `./flac_uncommon`: Files from the "uncommon" group of [the flac test kit](https://github.com/ietf-wg-cellar/flac-test-files/tree/main)
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- `./flac_custom`: Custom files based on [the flac test kit](https://github.com/ietf-wg-cellar/flac-test-files/tree/main)
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# Custom FLAC test files
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These are flac files created specifically for Copper, and test cases that the flac test toolkit doesn't cover.
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Most of these are modified copies of files in `flac_subset`, `flac_faulty`, or `flac_uncommon`
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## Manifest
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- `01 - many images.flac`: This is `flac_subset/50` with additional images from `56`, `57`, `58`, and `59`, in that order.
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- Image 0: from file `50`, type is `3`, description is empty.
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- Image 1: from file `56`, type is `17`, description is `lorem`.
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- Image 2: from file `57`, type is `2`, description is `ipsum`.
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- Image 3: from file `58`, type is `12`, description is `dolor`.
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- Image 4: from file `59`, type is `4`, description is `est`.
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- Image `57` is also stored in the vorbis comment as a `METADATA_BLOCK_PICTURE`.
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- `02 - picture in vorbis comment.flac`: This is `flac_subset/57`, but with the image stored inside a vorbis `METADATA_BLOCK_PICTURE` comment instead of a proper flac picture metablock.
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- `03 - faulty picture in vorbis comment.flac`: This is `02`, but with a corrupt picture.
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# Group faulty
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## Manifest
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says the maximum blocksize is 4096. When a decoder
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maximum framesize of 8846 byte, but the streaminfo metadata
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block says the maximum framesize is 654 byte. When a decoder
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initializes buffers for a frames of at most 654 byte and
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tries to read a frame of 8846 byte, it might overrun a buffer
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- File 03 has a streaminfo metadata block that lists the wrong
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actual bit depth of all frames is 16.
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- File 04 has a streaminfo metadata block that lists the wrong
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- File 05 has a streaminfo metadata block that lists the wrong
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total number of samples. It says the number of samples is
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39842, while the actual total number of samples is 109487
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- File 06 doesn't have a streaminfo metadata block, despite
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- File 07 has a streaminfo metadata block that is not the first
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metadata blocks, a vorbis comment block and a padding block
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- File 08 has a blocksize of 65536, which is representable by
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the frame header but not by the streaminfo metadata block,
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- File 09 has a blocksize of 1, which is not allowed for all
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- File 10 has a vorbis comment metadata block with invalid
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single tag, but it states there are 10 tags, which means a
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validity.
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- File 11 has an incorrect metadata block length, which leads
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to the parser searching for the next metadata block reading
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garbage.
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# Group uncommon
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|
||||
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## Manifest
|
||||
|
||||
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starts with a sample rate of 32kHz and switches to 24kHz,
|
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16kHz and finally 48kHz.
|
||||
|
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- File 02 has a number of channels that increases mid-stream.
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The file starts with 1 channel, changes to stereo and ends
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with 6 channels.
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- File 03 has a number of channels decreases mid-stream. It
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starts with 4 channels, changes to stereo and ends with
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1 channel.
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- File 04 has a bit depth that changes mid-stream. It starts
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with a bit depth of 16, changes to 8 and ends with 24.
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- File 05 has a bit depth of 32 bit per sample.
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- File 06 has a sample rate of 768kHz. Because this sample
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rate cannot be described in the FLAC frame header, files
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with this sample rate are not streamable and not subset.
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- File 07 has a bit depth of 15 bit per sample. Because this
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bit depth cannot be described in the FLAC frame header,
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files with this bit depth are not streamable and not subset.
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- File 08 has a block size of 65535 samples, which is the
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largest possible block size in FLAC. File using such large
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blocks are not subset.
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- File 09 has one subframe with a rice partition order of 15,
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which is the highest possible partition order. In effect
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it means each partition in that subframe contains only a
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single sample. Such an extreme might trigger peculiar
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behaviour in a decoder.
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- File 10 is a FLAC file that starts directly at a frame
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header, which means the fLaC marker is absent and no
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metadata is present either. While this is not a recommended
|
||||
format to store audio data in, it simulates the way a FLAC
|
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stream is received when multicast. Additionally, the frame
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numbers of the frames in the stream are rather high which
|
||||
can happen when streaming uninterrupted for a long time.
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- File 11 is similar in purpose to file 10, but this file has
|
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unparsable data preceding the first FLAC frame header. This
|
||||
better simulates receiving a multicast FLAC stream, because
|
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the first received packet of a multicast stream might not
|
||||
align with a frame boundary, as a frame might be split over
|
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several packets.
|
||||
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