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Audio / Re: SoundBuffer Exception on Close

« on: August 15, 2016, 06:45:15 pm »

I really don't think so.  Back when I was testing I was getting the error just from declaring a soundbuffer, with no reference to a sound whatsoever.  In addition, the exact same code worked perfectly with no errors on a fresh project.  If I had to guess, I'd say there was a setting or a file set incorrectly, despite my zealous review.

Sometimes you just go code blind.

I will make sure that the encapsulating classes declare their buffer members before their sound members, assuming they get rid of them in that order when the object is destroyed.  Thanks!

Any update on the issue? I would really love to know. It seems I have the same problem with yours. I want this soundbuffer matter be resolved.