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recordrtc-nodejs
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Records audio/video separately as wav/webm. POST both files in single HttpPost-Request to Node.js (FormData). Node.js code saves both files into disk. Node.js code invokes ffmpeg to merge wav/webm in single webm file. The merged webm file's URL is returne
mkdir node_modules
npm install recordrtc-nodejs
# to run it!
cd node_modules/recordrtc-nodejs/
mkdir node_modules
# install prerequisites
npm install
node server.js
In the node.js command prompt window; type node server.js
; then open http://localhost:9001/
.
There are some other NPM packages regarding RecordRTC:
Make sure that directory names MUST NOT have spaces; e.g.
// invalid directory
C:\Hello Sir\Another\RecordRTC
// valid
C:\Hello-Sir\Another\RecordRTC
// invalid directory
C:\First\Second Dir\Third\RecordRTC
// valid
C:\\First\Second-Dir\Third\RecordRTC
This experiment:
RecordRTC-to-Nodejs is released under MIT licence . Copyright (c) Muaz Khan.
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Records audio/video separately as wav/webm. POST both files in single HttpPost-Request to Node.js (FormData). Node.js code saves both files into disk. Node.js code invokes ffmpeg to merge wav/webm in single webm file. The merged webm file's URL is returne
We found that recordrtc-nodejs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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