When using the Web Audio API, a new buffer is created on every write. This sucks, and means it's practically impossible to play sound than is longer than the length of the write.
Ideally, we should have a callback for filling the buffer, like the Web Audio API. As an interim solution, dynamicaudio.js should maintain its own buffer somehow.
When using the Web Audio API, a new buffer is created on every write. This sucks, and means it's practically impossible to play sound than is longer than the length of the write.
Ideally, we should have a callback for filling the buffer, like the Web Audio API. As an interim solution, dynamicaudio.js should maintain its own buffer somehow.