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`audio_self_threaded=False` did not resolve the issue.

I have tried Python 3.8 with the latest version of sounddevice, still getting the same crash.

Here is my solution - I've also posted this in https://github.com/spatialaudio/python-sounddevice/issues/233 

It seems that somewhere along the stack at least one of the libraries involved should ask for (or if not possible at least check for) microphone permissions and provide the...

I could get example 3 working by setting the weight of TestHalf2 to 0.01. However i could not get it working by instead raising the weight of TestHalf1 to 1000000.

I just got another idea for the weights. Imagine a path A through the lattice, there has the "best" score and path B that has the second best score. Currently...

A confidence threshold for recognitions sounds like the most sensible solution to this problem to me. However i can imagine it's functionally equivalent to having the engine constantly decide whether...

Neither of the two solutions has the desired effect. The newly added engine option `expected_error_rate_threshold` seems to have no effect. The noise sink solution behaves erratically: if i say "alpha"...

I have since managed to build OpenEXR by using CMake-gui to run their VS solution generator, then opening the generated solution and building the generated BUILD_ALL and INSTALL projects. I...

No crash during this test. However, I've noticed that `_sounddevice.py` imports FFI via the binary file `_cffi_backend.pyd` rather than from the `cffi` as in your example.