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If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, feature requests must be the next-sincerest. With that out of the way, I'd love to see: * Standard playback widgets: volume, position slider, etc. * A way to link songs, e.g. http://jsmad.org/play/114578 Fantastic work!
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No, it does not work in Chrome yet, only Firefox 4+ (or Aurora etc). But it is on the roadmap.
Works fine for me on Chrome 13, OS X 10.6.7, however I do have Web Audio enabled in about:flags. Whether or not the Web Audio API's by-passing jsmad, I don't know.
Edit: I cannot get it to work in Canary, even with Web Audio enabled. Hm...
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, feature requests must be the next-sincerest. With that out of the way, I'd love to see: * Standard playback widgets: volume, position slider, etc. * A way to link songs, e.g. http://jsmad.org/play/114578 Fantastic work!
I just added the link song feature. The link above should now work ;) Enjoy!
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, feature requests must be the next-sincerest. With that out of the way, I'd love to see: * Standard playback widgets: volume, position slider, etc. * A way to link songs, e.g. http://jsmad.org/play/114578 Fantastic work!
I just added the link song feature. The link above should now work ;) Enjoy!
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The library is named after libmad, which when ported to js became jsmad. The page linked is just a demo for Music Hackday Barcelona, was not intended to get _this_ much publicity.
Ah, makes perfect sense. Thanks and good luck with the project!
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Works fine for me on Chrome 13, OS X 10.6.7, however I do have Web Audio enabled in about:flags. Whether or not the Web Audio API's by-passing jsmad, I don't know.
Awesome! Good to know, I'll test it right now. Edit: I cannot get it to work in Canary, even with Web Audio enabled. Hm...
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Awesome! Good to know, I'll test it right now. Edit: I cannot get it to work in Canary, even with Web Audio enabled. Hm...
Did you click the Relaunch Chrome button at the bottom of the about:flags page? I got it working with Chrome on OSX once I did that.
It'd be neat to have a overview of the different 'modules' in play and what they do (either in the README or a separate wiki page). Great stuff!
We would've loved to have that too when porting the mad code. Here's a quick overview: bytestream is our general I/O abstract class - there's much room for improvement because it works with Strings. substream allows to have a 'view' of a slice of a bytestream. filestream and ajaxstream are two implementations of bytestream, doing local File I/O (with the upcoming W3C File API) and XMLHttpRequest streaming. On Firefox…
I've looked at the sources, but couldn't fine the part that would answer my question.