feat: arm64 for fmod and AudioClipConverter #281
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…ptional (default) float to 16 converter
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@martinwang2002 from which fmod version did you take the arm64 fmod lib? |
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should be 2.02.22 |
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ok, thanks |
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The issue with arm64 Linux and FMOD is that the default audio output is in WAV PCM float format. When attempting to write the binary file in WAV PCM 16 format, the audio becomes distorted.