client-side web app question, totally OT
client-side web app question, totally OT
Forgive me, but I really don't know where to ask this. Suggestions are welcome.
I want to simply know if this is possible today using ANY popular frameworks for web apps (not specifically Delphi): an app that displays a multi-track audio mixer with faders, that lets you move each fader up and down, adjusting the resulting audio mix on the device's audio output in real-time. (The number of tracks is irrelevant, but for argument sake, let's say four.)
I'm talking about using javascript scripts running in the browser, not embedded apps like Shockwave. Is any kind of generalized browser-to-native-hardware interface available for audio needs yet?
Forgive me, but I really don't know where to ask this. Suggestions are welcome.
I want to simply know if this is possible today using ANY popular frameworks for web apps (not specifically Delphi): an app that displays a multi-track audio mixer with faders, that lets you move each fader up and down, adjusting the resulting audio mix on the device's audio output in real-time. (The number of tracks is irrelevant, but for argument sake, let's say four.)
I'm talking about using javascript scripts running in the browser, not embedded apps like Shockwave. Is any kind of generalized browser-to-native-hardware interface available for audio needs yet?
Try searching for HTML5 audio examples, e.g. github.com - heliosdesign/helios-audio-mixer
ReplyDeleteWell, that looks promising, although adjusting the slider in the demo doesn't do anything until you let go of the mouse button, but that could just be a programming detail.
ReplyDeleteAnybody know of anything else that might discuss this topic in more detail
As I said, the keywords to search for are "html5 audio". The API is described here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Audio_API
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