Perfect music loop clips in Godot 4.

[ghost]

Godot version

4.0.2

System information

Windows 10

Issue description

I have a song that loops to an offset. This looping works perfectly in Godot 3 and Audacity, but Godot 4 introduces an ugly audio clip.
I will post a video so you can see what I mean.

Sorry if this is a duplicate, I tried looking for audio loop issues but didn't find anything that could be similar to mine. Except maybe issue #26931 but that one seems to go back to Godot 3, so I don't know if it applies.

I'm not sure what could be going on, maybe there's a small delay when looping? Or maybe the loop position is not being set correctly?

Steps to reproduce

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Minimal reproduction project

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[Calinou]

@strellydev Please upload a minimal reproduction project to make this easier to troubleshoot.

Can you reproduce this after converting the music to MP3 or WAV?

[ghost]

Doesn't matter if it's ogg, mp3 or wav, the three of them make the clip sound, although I must say the mp3 clip is way less noticeable.

In Godot 3, only wav introduces the audio clip, and again, way less noticeable.

I searched again for similar issues using "pop" instead of "clip" and this one came about: #64775
But there it says the mp3 version of the song doesn't pop, so I'll still upload my sample project in case it's useful on detecting a similar issue with mp3 files.

You'll find the projects in the main issue post.
Edit: Actually I can't upload them because the wav file makes the project go over 50mb, so I can't upload it. I'll see if I can find a workaround.
Edit 2: I just dropped the wav file.

Edit 3: Okay this is very weird in Godot 3. Like I said, in Godot 3, wav introduces de "pop" sound, but it's kinda random, I sat there repeating the loop and some times it doesn't introduce it and others it does. So yeah, no clue what's going on with that.

[Calinou]

Edit 3: Okay this is very weird in Godot 3. Like I said, in Godot 3, wav introduces de "pop" sound, but it's kinda random, I sat there repeating the loop and some times it doesn't introduce it and others it does. So yeah, no clue what's going on with that.

See #22016.

[ghost]

I will take a look at that, thanks, I'll close this issue too, seeing that it's covered by 64775.

Thanks for you support!