Why I don't use PySoundFile about python-soundfile HOT 2 CLOSED

I never ran into any problems regarding 2). Also, you are simply mistaken about 1). sndfile's scaling is simply that: scaling. If you hear any distortion, it is an artifact of something else.

Feel free to use whatever software you like though. No one is forcing you to use PySoundFile.

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We should probably try to be a bit more constructive here ...

@Whistler7: I'm moving your point 1) to https://github.com/bastibe/PySoundFile/issues/20#issuecomment-76675917. Feel free to re-open #20 if you think it's necessary.

As for 2), the only problem I'm aware of, is that file descriptors cannot be used in Windows if the DLL isn't compiled with the same compiler as the Python interpreter.
Using file descriptors can cause an error to be raised (there should be no crash).
See #63 for more details.

Did you actually experience a crash?
How can we reproduce it?
Can you give an example for the "strange error conditions"?

As I understand, the PySoundFile team is using libsndfile.dll supplied by Erik de Castro Lopo rather than building from source with the MSVC version that matches each Python's version.

We're currently providing DLLs with our installers, which were not created with MSVC.
But you can easily replace the DLL with any other DLL of yours. If you're having problems doing that, feel free to ask here for help.

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