audio-streaming

I have created a simple server that uses the fs module to stream an mp3 file to a browser which plays it in an html5 audio element. As it is, the audio streams perfectly fine, however, I can't seek through the stream, even if the part I seek to has already been buffered. var express = require('express'); var app = express(); var fs = require('fs'); app.get('/', function (req, res) { var filePath = 'music.mp3'; var stat = fs.statSync(filePath); res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'audio/mpeg', 'Content-Length': stat.size, }); var readStream = fs.createReadStream(filePath); readStream.pipe(res)

I brought this up in my last post but since it was off topic from the original question I'm posting it separately. I'm having trouble with getting my transmitted audio to play back through Web Audio the same way it would sound in a media player. I have tried 2 different transmission protocols, binaryjs and socketio, and neither make a difference when trying to play through Web Audio. To rule out the transportation of the audio data being the issue I created an example that sends the data back to the server after it's received from the client and dumps the return to stdout. Piping that into VLC

I found a script which can extract the artist & title name from an Icecast or Shoutcast stream. I want the script to update automatically when a song changed, at the moment its working only when i execute it. I'm new to PHP so any help will be appreciated. Thanks! define('CRLF', "\r\n"); class streaminfo{ public $valid = false; public $useragent = 'Winamp 2.81'; protected $headers = array(); protected $metadata = array(); public function __construct($location){ $errno = $errstr = ''; $t = parse_url($location); $sock = fsockopen($t['host'], $t['port'], $errno, $errstr, 5); $path = isset($t[

I am looking for a python snippet to read an internet radio stream(.asx, .pls etc) and save it to a file. The final project is cron'ed script that will record an hour or two of internet radio and then transfer it to my phone for playback during my commute. (3g is kind of spotty along my commute) any snippits or pointers are welcome. The following has worked for me using the requests library to handle the http request. import requests stream_url = 'http://your-stream-source.com/stream' r = requests.get(stream_url, stream=True) with open('stream.mp3', 'wb') as f: try: for block in r.iter_content

I'm working on a project that requires audio data to be streamed via HTTP to/from server. We need to compress the audio data using SPEEX. In Flash, we can use Alchemy and LibSpeex, but how can we do it in JavaScript. HTML5 can be used. Thanks. Peter I recently implemented a successful HTML5/VOIP client using the following JS port of Speex, truly awesome stuff: https://github.com/jpemartins/speex.js For now you'll need to either wait for MediaStreamRecorder or jump the gun like I did, and make use of this: https://github.com/jwagener/recorder.js/ As for how you piece the whole lot together into

I have created a Server app that receives sound from client, i then broadcast this sound which is stored as bytes and send the bytes back to the clients that are connected to the server. now i am only using one client at the moment for testing and the client is receiving the voice back but the sound is stuttering all the time. Could some one please tell me what i am doing wrong? I think i understand some part of why the sound isn't playing smoothly but don't understand how to fix the problem. the code is bellow. The Client: The part that sends the voice to server public void captureAudio() {

I have a single page website which lists a collection of HTML5 audio players. The problem is the site has become slow because the following browsers start predownloading the content (mp3 and ogg) Internet Explorer Google Chrome Firefox Safari (probably Opera) I use the basic code to implement the players. Is there a way I can prevent the browsers from predownloading the audio files and only work when they click play? <audio controls="controls" height="32" width="300" tabindex="0"> <source type="audio/mpeg" src="http://cdn.com/track.mp3"></source> <source type="audio/ogg" src="http://cdn.com