web-audio-api

I'm trying to create an experimental application that streams audio in real time from client 1 to client 2 . So following some tutorials and questions about the same subject, I used WebRTC and binaryjs . So far this is what I get 1- Client 1 and Client 2 have connected to BinaryJS to send/receive data chunks. 2- Client 1 used WebRTC to record audio and gradually send it to BinaryJS 3- Client 2 receives the chunks and try to play them. Well I'm getting an error in the last part. This is the error message I get: Uncaught RangeError: Source is too large at Float32Array.set (native) And this is

I am making an application where I am taking mic data from the inputBuffer and I want to stream to another client and play it. However, I cannot get it wokring. My recording/capturing works fine so I will skip to relevant parts of the code function recorderProcess(e) { var left = e.inputBuffer.getChannelData(0); var convert = convertFloat32ToInt16(left); window.stream.write(convert); var src = window.URL.createObjectURL(lcm); playsound(convert); ss(socket).emit('file',convert, {size: src.size},currentgame); ss.createBlobReadStream(convert).pipe(window.stream); //ss.createReadStream(f).pipe

I've searched related questions but wasn't able to find any relevant info. I'm trying to get the Web Audio API to play an mp3 file which is encoded in another file container, so what I'm doing so far is parsing said container, and feeding the result binary data (arraybuffer) to the audioContext.decodeAudioData method, which supposedly accepts any kind of arraybuffer containing audio data. However, it always throws the error callback. I only have a faint grasp of what I'm doing so probably the whole approach is wrong. Or maybe it's just not possible. Has any of you tried something like this

There are different solutions for the issue when you go to the background in the iPhone or iPad and the sound continuous playing, the most of them for the HMTL5 audio tag , but are not relevant if you are using Web Audio API because there are not an event like "timeupdate" and is a different concept of course. The Page Visibility API works in iOS7 only if you change of tab, but doesn't if you go to the background, in iOS6 not at all. Someone knows any way to stop/mute a sound using Web Audio API if you go to the background in iOS6 or iOS7? To detect when safari is going background, you can use

Since some days I`m trying to visualize an audiostream which is coming over webrtc. We already wrote some visuals which are working fine for the normal local stream (webaudio microphone usage). Then I found some really interesting things on https://github.com/muaz-khan/WebRTC-Experiment/tree/master/ for streaming the microphone input between different browsers. We need this to have the same audio data from one backend for all clients in the frontend. Everything works fine and some tests showed that we can hear each other. So I thought that it is also not a problem to visualize the incoming

Is it possible to capture low-latency sound input in the browser? mainly for recording a guitar. (I know it depends on the hardware too, but let's assume the hardware is good enough). I tried to use the Web Audio API, but it had somewhat bad latency. Are there any other technologies out there that gives high performance sound-input capturing in the browser? Is it possible to use Unity3D for that? Thanks. "Web Audio API latency was bad" ignores a lot of potential issues. Low latency nearly always needs some tweaking. 1) Latency is considerably lower (3ms or so, commonly) on OSX than on Windows