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Tiny media transcoding utility for node

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Mediaplex

Mediaplex is a tiny media transcoding utility for Node.js that allows you to probe media files for metadata and use an Opus encoder/decoder.

🏗️ Please note that this package is a work in progress.

Installation

To install Mediaplex, run the following command:

$ npm install --save mediaplex

Current Features

Mediaplex currently supports the following features:

  • Probe media files for metadata
  • Opus encoder/decoder

More features are coming soon.

Examples

Probe metadata

You can use Mediaplex to probe media files for metadata. Here's an example:

const mediaplex = require('mediaplex');

const stream = createReadStream('./media.mp3');
const { result } = await mediaplex.probeStream(stream);

console.log(result);

/* Sample Output */
{
    channels: 2,
    sampleRate: 44100,
    framesPerBlock: 0,
    codec: 4099, // use `CodecType` enum to validate this
    nFrames: 796032,
    duration: 18, // seconds
    metadata: [
        { name: 'TXXX:major_brand', value: 'mp42' },
        { name: 'TXXX:minor_version', value: '0' },
        { name: 'TXXX:compatible_brands', value: 'isommp42' },
        { name: 'TSSE', value: 'Lavf59.6.100' },
        { name: 'TIT2', value: "..." },
        { name: 'TPE1', value: '...' },
        { name: 'TALB', value: '...' },
        { name: 'TCON', value: '...' },
        { name: 'TPUB', value: '...' }
    ]
}

This will output an object containing information about the media file, including the number of channels, sample rate, codec, duration, and metadata. The default probe size is 2MB, but you can adjust this as needed by passing the second argument to probeStream:

// probe only 1024 bytes
const { result } = await mediaplex.probeStream(stream, 1024);

// probe 5 MB
const { result } = await mediaplex.probeStream(stream, 5 * 1024 * 1024);

Opus Encoder

Mediaplex also includes an Opus encoder/decoder, which can be used as a drop-in replacement for @discordjs/opus. Here's an example on how to use it:

const { OpusEncoder, getOpusVersion } = require('mediaplex');

console.log(getOpusVersion()); // libopus xxx

const encoder = new OpusEncoder(48000, 2);

const encoded = encoder.encode(buffer);
const decoded = encoder.decode(encoded);

You can use OpusEncoder to encode pcm data to opus and decode opus data to pcm format. Stream interface is provided by @discord-player/opus package.

Opus benchmark with other equivalent libraries
$ yarn benchmark

cpu: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz
runtime: node v20.6.1 (x64-win32)

benchmark                 time (avg)             (min … max)       p75       p99      p995
------------------------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
• OpusEncoder
------------------------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
mediaplex             522.67 µs/iter   (506.8 µs … 816.2 µs)  521.5 µs  645.6 µs  726.6 µs
@discordjs/opus       679.61 µs/iter   (671.3 µs … 799.9 µs)  677.8 µs  750.2 µs  770.9 µs
opusscript            306.86 µs/iter   (281.9 µs … 894.8 µs)  299.3 µs  619.8 µs  695.5 µs
opusscript (no wasm)    4.36 ms/iter     (4.09 ms … 6.08 ms)   4.49 ms   4.94 ms   6.08 ms
@evan/opus            494.32 µs/iter   (479.6 µs … 754.2 µs)  495.2 µs  632.9 µs  694.2 µs
@evan/opus (wasm)     850.82 µs/iter    (800.7 µs … 1.93 ms)  841.3 µs   1.46 ms   1.61 ms
@evan/wasm            869.24 µs/iter    (821.7 µs … 1.61 ms)  852.4 µs   1.39 ms   1.48 ms

summary for OpusEncoder
  opusscript
   1.61x faster than @evan/opus
   1.7x faster than mediaplex
   2.21x faster than @discordjs/opus
   2.77x faster than @evan/opus (wasm)
   2.83x faster than @evan/wasm
   14.22x faster than opusscript (no wasm)

cpu: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz
runtime: node v20.6.1 (x64-win32)

benchmark                 time (avg)             (min … max)       p75       p99      p995
------------------------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
• OpusDecoder
------------------------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
mediaplex              57.54 µs/iter    (49.6 µs … 944.4 µs)   55.3 µs  103.4 µs  116.5 µs
@discordjs/opus        49.85 µs/iter    (45.7 µs … 483.6 µs)   48.5 µs  134.7 µs  140.5 µs
opusscript             82.25 µs/iter      (75 µs … 540.6 µs)   81.1 µs  143.4 µs    157 µs
opusscript (no wasm)  230.88 µs/iter    (202.9 µs … 2.05 ms)  215.3 µs  532.3 µs  594.9 µs
@evan/opus             49.16 µs/iter    (45.7 µs … 827.6 µs)   47.7 µs  132.6 µs    137 µs
@evan/opus (wasm)      71.71 µs/iter    (64.5 µs … 426.9 µs)   67.6 µs  208.1 µs  230.4 µs
@evan/wasm              77.3 µs/iter    (71.9 µs … 383.6 µs)   74.4 µs  162.4 µs  169.4 µs

summary for OpusDecoder
  @evan/opus
   1.01x faster than @discordjs/opus
   1.17x faster than mediaplex
   1.46x faster than @evan/opus (wasm)
   1.57x faster than @evan/wasm
   1.67x faster than opusscript
   4.7x faster than opusscript (no wasm)

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Package last updated on 17 Sep 2023

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