Re: API for streaming encoded audio

On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 9:18 AM, Joe Meadows <jam@jamspace.com> wrote:

>  *Example application*
> I have a client/server audio synthesizer project.  The server generates a
> stream of Ogg/Vorbis audio that is rendered by the client (browser) using
> an HTML audio tag.  The client can change various parameters (e.g. pitch,
> gain, pan, etc) and the server will immediately alter the output stream
> accordingly.
>
> This arrangement if very nice because it requires nothing special on the
> client side.  However, in the browsers that I've tried the audio element
> buffers very aggressively, literally several minute's worth of data.  So
> when the user tweaks a setting it will not be heard in the browser for a
> long time, even though the server immediately reflected the change.
>

Can you modify the server so that it doesn't deliver data faster than real
time?

Rob
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