Audio: Fix taking a suffix of negative length from a collection #278
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ZachNagengast
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Overview
This pull request introduces critical bug fix to
AudioProcessor, focusing on improving robustness and error handling in voice detection mechanismsProblem
In the original code, when calculating the number of energy values to consider for voice detection, there was a risk of creating a negative array index.
This could happen if:
• The nextBufferInSeconds was very small
• The calculation resulted in a negative number
This would cause a runtime crash with the error:
Fatal error: Can't take a suffix of negative length from a collectionSolution
Prevent negative array indices