Re: CodecNode

On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 7:27 AM, Chris Rogers <crogers@google.com> wrote:

>
>> That's really a WebRTC question. Actually at Mozilla the #1 priority for
>> MediaStream right now is not peer communication but using getUserMedia to
>> capture audio and video streams and take photos. I think we'll need to
>> resuscitate MediaStreamRecorder very soon, to record video clips in
>> camera-using applications --- if someone else doesn't get to it first. If
>> you just want to capture a bundle of video and transmit it to a server in
>> non-real-time, then that's what you want too I guess.
>>
>
> If we resuscitate MediaStreamRecorder then I'd like to make sure that the
> design takes into account that a recording will start and stop at a precise
> time (in relation to other audio events).  This is crucial for musical
> applications such as digital audio workstations when people are recording
> tracks into a multi-track editor -- essential for synchronization.
>

Sure. You can do that with MediaStream Processing :-)

Rob
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