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HTML5 AUDIO STREAMING CODE
HTML5 AUDIO STREAMING TV

Often shortened to just streaming, live streaming is the process of transmitting media 'live' to computers and devices. Basically just use the normal HTML 5 audio tags, and input the 'live stream' URL as the source, ex:

HTML5 AUDIO STREAMING TV

but then it also buffers more, somewhere else, because when we stop playing audio, it keeps on playing for much longer than what the buffer shows. Live streaming technology is often employed to relay live events such as sports, concerts and more generally TV and Radio programmes that are output live. Chrome just stops playing and buffers 3 seconds whenever the level drops below 100ms.

If it didn't play too fast, and if we also had html5 video ( #1463), we could attempt av-sync ( #835).

Firefox deals with this better: it tries to keep the buffer level at around 100 to 200ms, stuttering a bit when needed.

Neither does changing the playback rate in javascript. My browsers seem to be playing the stream too fast and changing the sample rate at the gstreamer source pipeline doesn't make any difference.

HTML5 AUDIO STREAMING CODE

I'm pretty sure things have changed since the HTML5 mediasource code was merged. Users agents must accurately determine the ranges available, even for media streams where this can only be determined by tedious inspection. The media.buffered: The buffered attribute must return a new static normalized TimeRanges object that represents the ranges of the media resource, if any, that the user agent has buffered, at the time the attribute is evaluated. This code was added in ticket:1341#comment:6 (16 months ago), see also #845 That should only happen if your connection has limited bandwidth, some jitter or if the browser is running slowly. Create a MediaStreamAudioSourceNode with createMediaStreamSource. The basic steps of recording audio in HTML5. Sometimes there are delays of a few seconds in the sound transfer. Alternatively, we can record audio with AudioNodes, which represents audio sources, the audio destination, and intermediate processing modules. Wed, 17:04:38 GMT - Antoine Martin: status changed milestone set Maybe an option to enforce video-sound synchronization that drops parts of sound if needed would make sense.įor myself it is not that important as I don't need that, just want to report the observation. I assume the sound is buffered somewhere and not synchronized with xpra display transfer. Side effect: after terminating the video player, the sound goes on until the buffer is empty. This leads to a mismatch of video and sound, especially annoying with mismatching dialogues of film characteres. I've tested with firefox and chromium and several audio codecs, though not all combinations.Īfter the delay the sound goes on where it stopped. If viewing a video over html5 with sound forwarding, sometimes there are delays of a few seconds in the sound transfer.