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I have taken a closer look at the noise contributions at media.xiph.org/rnnoise/rnnoise_contributions.tar.gz and found some files that contain an uneven amount of bytes. Since the used PCM format uses 16 bit values, this should be impossible. Tools like ffmpeg complain about this. Those are the problematic files:
I have taken a closer look at the noise contributions at media.xiph.org/rnnoise/rnnoise_contributions.tar.gz and found some files that contain an uneven amount of bytes. Since the used PCM format uses 16 bit values, this should be impossible. Tools like
ffmpeg
complain about this. Those are the problematic files:The files still seem to contain valid audio data, so I think they could be salvaged by just trimming one byte off the end. This can be done with
dd
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