Parse loop_target manually (get_vgmstream_play_samples is just a helper)

src/vgmstream.c

@@ -871,7 +871,7 @@ int32_t get_vgmstream_play_samples(double looptimes, double fadeseconds, double
              * Most files cut abruply after the loop, but some do have proper endings.
              * With looptimes = 1 this option should give the same output vs loop disabled */
             int loop_count = (int)looptimes; /* no half loops allowed */
-            vgmstream->loop_target = loop_count;
+            //vgmstream->loop_target = loop_count; /* handled externally, as this is into-only */
             return vgmstream->loop_start_sample
                 + (vgmstream->loop_end_sample - vgmstream->loop_start_sample) * loop_count
                 + (vgmstream->num_samples - vgmstream->loop_end_sample);

test/test.c

@@ -292,6 +292,11 @@ int main(int argc, char ** argv) {
     if (!play && !adxencd && !oggenc && !batchvar) printf("samples to play: %d (%.4lf seconds)\n",len,(double)len/s->sample_rate);
     fade_samples = fade_seconds * s->sample_rate;
 
+    if (loop_count && fade_ignore) {
+        s->loop_target = (int)loop_count;
+    }
+
+
     /* slap on a .wav header */
     if (only_stereo != -1) {
         make_wav_header((uint8_t*)buf, len, s->sample_rate, 2);