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yama-stream
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Youtube and MP3 Audio Streamer, based on youtube-audio. Currently only supports Youtube.
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npm install --save yama-stream
var yama = require('yama-stream')
FFMPEG required
const yama = require('yama-stream')
const url = 'http://youtube.com/watch?v=2JVwo3D72cc'
const decoder = require('lame').Decoder
const speaker = require('speaker')
// URL of youtube video,
// time to begin from (nullable),
// desired duration (nullable),
// desired bitrate (nullable)
yama(url, "0:10", 10, 128)
.pipe(decoder())
.pipe(speaker())
const yama = require('yama-stream')
//Prefix url with aud: to let yama know this is a local audio file
const url = 'aud:./TestSounds/ooh.wav'
const decoder = require('lame').Decoder
const speaker = require('speaker')
// Local File location
// time to begin from (nullable),
// desired duration (nullable),
// desired bitrate (nullable)
yama(url, "0:00", 1, 2)
.pipe(decoder())
.pipe(speaker())
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Youtube and MP3 Audio Streamer, based on youtube-audio. Currently only supports Youtube.
We found that yama-stream 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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