websockets-streaming-audio
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node.js app which allows browser to launch process on server side which then makes callback to browser streaming binary audio in either direction
Click a browser button to launch a node.js process on the server side which streams audio using web sockets back to the browser which is then rendered using web audio API
I am currently addressing some edge conditions, but the basic idea is finally functional
My plan is to make this modular enough to get added to your process as simple API calls
visit nodejs.org and install node.js
see project npm site at
https://www.npmjs.org/package/websockets-streaming-audio
Clone this repository to your local machine:
npm install websockets-streaming-audio
Change directory into the project folder:
cd websockets-streaming-audio
Then install the dependent modules:
npm install
Launch the nodejs app:
npm start
Using a WebGL savvy browser, point it at URL :
http://localhost:8888
now in your browser (firefox/chrome) click stream_audio
or ignore above and just see this WebGL app deployed live on heroku :
http://websockets-streaming-audio.herokuapp.com
Feel free to contact me on twitter if you have any questions! :) @scottstensland
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Click a browser button to launch a node.js process on the server side which streams audio using web sockets back to the browser which is then rendered using web audio API My plan is to make this modular enough to get added to your process as simple API
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