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@audio/aac-decode
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Decode AAC/M4A audio to PCM float samples. FAAD2 compiled to WASM — works in Node.js and browsers, no native dependencies.
npm i @audio/aac-decode
import decode from '@audio/aac-decode'
// M4A or raw ADTS — auto-detected
let { channelData, sampleRate } = await decode(uint8array)
// channelData: Float32Array[] (one per channel)
// sampleRate: number
import { decoder } from '@audio/aac-decode'
let dec = await decoder()
let { channelData, sampleRate } = dec.decode(chunk)
dec.free()
decode(src: Uint8Array | ArrayBuffer): Promise<AudioData>Whole-file decode. Auto-detects M4A (MP4 container) vs raw ADTS.
decoder(): Promise<AACDecoder>Creates a decoder instance for manual control.
dec.decode(data) — decode chunk, returns { channelData, sampleRate }dec.flush() — flush remaining (returns empty for AAC)dec.free() — release WASM memoryAudioData{ channelData: Float32Array[], sampleRate: number }
GPL-2.0 (FAAD2) — krishnized
FAQs
Decode AAC/M4A audio via FAAD2 WASM
We found that @audio/aac-decode demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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