Assignment has more non-singleton rhs dimensions than non-singleton subscripts

Hello, can anyone help me with this error with the code shown bellow?
if true
samplingRate = 11025;
%transform the signal to the frequency domain.
%fourierData = fft(data,length(data));
%magFour = abs(fourierData);
totalFileTimeInMSec = (length(data) / samplingRate)*100;
frameLengthInMSec = 1;
% calculate the number of frames
numberOfFrames = totalFileTimeInMSec / frameLengthInMSec;
numberOfFrames = floor(numberOfFrames);
% calculate the size of each frame in the data array.
frameSize = samplingRate * frameLengthInMSec / 100;
%initialize the frames.
% frames = zeros(numberOfFrames,frameSize);
% frame = zeros(1,frameSize);
frames = numberOfFrames;
frame = frameSize;
% copy the data from the signal to the frames.
startIndex = 1;
endIndex = frameSize;
for frameM = 1:1:numberOfFrames
frame = data(startIndex:endIndex,1);
startIndex = startIndex + frameSize;
endIndex = endIndex +frameSize;
frames(frameM,:) = frame.';
end

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@David Costa: please show us the complete error message. This means all of the red text. Currently we have no idea where this error occurs.
Stephen, thank you for your answer. The error is:
Error in EndPointing (line 36)
frames(frameM,:) = frame.';
Error in SpeechTry (line 11)
TEST_SMOOTHED = EndPointing(TEST.getaudiodata);
You define frames to be a single scalar number:
frames = numberOfFrames;
but you seem to be indexing into it as if it were an array.

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Why did you change
% frames = zeros(numberOfFrames,frameSize);
to
% frame = zeros(1,frameSize);
frames = numberOfFrames;
frame = frameSize;
The first was working, and adding more definitions, partially as comment, overwriting the former one, is confusing only, obviously.

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