Playback issues on Windows

[Mortis1145]

I'm using OpenAL as my game sound engine, but I encountered some strange issues while using it. After writing the code, I packaged the game as an executable file, and testing it on the Linux platform showed no issues

[AudioEngine.cs] (https://github.com/user-attachments/files/28689896/AudioEngine.cs)
[IAudioClip.cs] (https://github.com/user-attachments/files/28689897/IAudioClip.cs)

It plays normally, but if you switch to Windows, you won't hear any sound at all

[Mortis1145]

One more thing: my Windows version

[kcat]

Looks like the Windows version is trying to create an alsoft.ini to force the dsound backend. What if you let it use the default backend? Can you create a trace log from running it on Windows? You can use this cmd file by dragging the executable onto it, and it should create a alsoft_error.txt with the log.

[Mortis1145]

alsoft_error.txt This is the log, and I have updated the file.

AudioEngine.cs

IAudioClip.cs

[Mortis1145]

After recompiling, there is still no sound on Windows, but it works on Linux.

[Mortis1145]

Hello author, I've discovered that during compilation, if I use the --self-contained true /p:PublishSingleFile=true parameters to bundle certain dependencies into the exe file, it causes the sound to not play properly.

[Mortis1145]

Maybe it's just a matter of packaging

[kcat]

Hello author, I've discovered that during compilation, if I use the --self-contained true /p:PublishSingleFile=true parameters to bundle certain dependencies into the exe file, it causes the sound to not play properly.

So if you don't use those, the sound works, and is only silent when it's built as a self-contained single file? If so, then that sounds like a problem with how the bundled program works, which would need someone more familiar with these kinds of project bundles.