html5-audio

I am using recorder.js to record two audio files on my web page, which then creates recordings as blobs. Once I have these audio blobs I would then like to combine them both into one track to be played by another html5 audio player. I've searched the internet but I can't seem to find any documentation on combining two blob files into one. I've found how to concatenate one blob to the other but I'm wanting to merge the files at the beginning. i.e. - sound 1 is singing and sound 2 is guitar. I made a similar attempt using recorder.js and it did not work out for me too. Even after downloading the

How to fix this? its failing in past it was working fine but not anymore. (Normally it show green bar in the canvas if you speak in the mic.) <script type="text/javascript"> var navigator = window.navigator; navigator.getMedia = ( navigator.getUserMedia || navigator.webkitGetUserMedia || navigator.mozGetUserMedia || navigator.msGetUserMedia); navigator.getMedia({ video: false, audio: true}, function(stream) { console.log('doing....'); audioContext = new webkitAudioContext(); analyser = audioContext.createAnalyser(); microphone = audioContext.createMediaStreamSource(stream); javascriptNode =

I've been absolutely everywhere (I think) and can't seem to find a way to call a stop event in an html5 audio controller. My audio controller has a playlist where each track will play when selected or cycle through each track to the next. There's also a next button which works. My play/pause button looks like this: ` function playPause() { var audioPlayer = document.getElementsByTagName('audio')[0]; if(audioPlayer!=undefined) { if (audioPlayer.paused) { audioPlayer.play(); } else { audioPlayer.pause(); } } else { loadPlayer(); } } ` I need a "Stop" button that stops the audio and goes back to

I am trying to play a media file using html5 audio tag in android 2.3 from a secure site but I notice that on the Get request, android 2.3 isnt passing the cookie information from the browser to the server causing a 'HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily' response from the server back to the login page for reauthentication. I tried the same request on IOS mobile browser, chrome, safari, IE and the cookie information is sent on each request. Whats more puzzling is also that on img tag request, the cookie information is sent on the android browser. My question is, is anyone aware if this is just an

I stream audio over rtc and want to mute and unmute the audio. This works... but no gain control: function(stream) { /* getUserMedia stream */ console.log("Access granted to audio/video"); peer_connection.addStream(stream); } This works on chrome but NOT on Firefox (with gain control) function(stream) { /* getUserMedia stream */ console.log("Access granted to audio/video"); var microphone = context.createMediaStreamSource(stream); gainNode = context.createGain(); var dest = context.createMediaStreamDestination(); microphone.connect(gainNode); gainNode.connect(dest); local_media_stream = dest