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When going through cairo's tests the below one failed that was testing sound, it doesn't seem to have implemented some of cairo's logic to add sound to a movie file.
I was trying to run the following test with opengl:
deftest_add_sound(using_opengl_renderer, tmpdir):
# create sound filesound_loc=Path(tmpdir, "noise.wav")
f=wave.open(str(sound_loc), "w")
f.setparams((2, 2, 44100, 0, "NONE", "not compressed"))
for_inrange(22050): # half a second of soundpacked_value=struct.pack("h", 14242)
f.writeframes(packed_value)
f.writeframes(packed_value)
f.close()
scene=Scene()
scene.add_sound(sound_loc)
Which results in
AttributeError: 'OpenGLRenderer' object has no attribute 'time'
Description of bug / unexpected behavior
When going through cairo's tests the below one failed that was testing sound, it doesn't seem to have implemented some of cairo's logic to add sound to a movie file.
I was trying to run the following test with opengl:
Which results in
AttributeError: 'OpenGLRenderer' object has no attribute 'time'
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