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Seek table is not present, or seek table granularity is larger than the maximum decode buffer size. Conversion settings may need to be updated.

The sound engine could not seek in a Vorbis encoded source. The Vorbis codec is a variable bit rate codec; therefore, to seek to a specific position, you need a seek table.

Probable causes:

  • An Event with the Seek Action was posted for a Vorbis encoded sound without a seek table.

  • A call to AK::SoundEngine::SeekOnEventon a Vorbis encoded sound without a seek table.

  • For a Vorbis encoded sound without a seek table, its virtual voice behavior (in Advanced Settings) is set to Play from elapsed time.

  • Your sound is shorter than the seek table granularity.

  • The decode buffer limit is smaller than the seek table granularity.

Recommended resolution steps:

  • Add a seek table in the Conversion Settings of the sound.

    [Note]Note

    The addition of a seek table is the typical solution to this problem. Be cautious when applying the other solutions listed below, especially in changing the virtual settings.

  • Set the seek table granularity to a lower number of frames or choose a ShareSet with a small frame size.

  • Change the codec type in the Conversion Settings of the sound.

  • Change the virtual voice behavior in the Advanced Settings of the sound to something other than Play from elapsed time.

  • Avoid seeking on this sound.

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