Fix the problem that pydub.playback() can't play 32bit audios with pyaudio correctly #781
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pydub.playback() can't play 32bit audios with pyaudio correctly because p.get_format_from_width(seg.sample_width) returns "paFloat32" when seg.sample_width is 4, but chunk._data is actually a bunch of 32bit ints, which contradicts the "paFloat32" that means that floats should be given. So, I fixed the problem by simply adding a judgment of seg.sample_width. If it's not 4, then use the original method; If it is 4, then use "pyaudio._portaudio.paInt32" to output 32bit ints.
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pydub.playback() can't play 32bit audios with pyaudio correctly because p.get_format_from_width(seg.sample_width) returns "paFloat32" when seg.sample_width is 4, but chunk._data is actually a bunch of 32bit ints, which contradicts the "paFloat32" which means that floats should be given. therefore we will get a series of electronic noises instead of correct music sounds.
so, I fixed the problem by simply adding a judgment of seg.sample_width. if it's not 4, then use the original method; If it is 4, then use "pyaudio._portaudio.paInt32" to output 32bit ints.