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AudioDevice Class Reference
The AV.AudioDevice class is responsible for interfacing with various audio APIs in browsers, keeping track of the current playback time based on the device hardware time, and the play/pause/seek state. It emits the refill event with a buffer to fill with audio data when it needs new audio data.
Creates a new AV.AudioDevice with the specified sample rate and number of channels.
Whether or not the device is currently playing. Changing this property will not have any effect. Think of it as read-only. :)
The current playback time in milliseconds.
Creates the correct audio device for the current browser if it hasn't already been created, and starts emitting refill and timeUpdate events and updating the currentTime.
Stops emitting all events and updating currentTime.
Seeks the currentTime to the given time.
Emitted whenever the device needs new audio data to play back. Emitted with a Typed Array to fill with Linear PCM audio data.
Emitted every 200 milliseconds while the device is playing with an update to the current playback time, based on the actual device time.
The Device interface describes the methods and properties you must implement if you want to provide support for additional audio APIs.
Creates a new instance of the device with the specified sample rate and number of channels. The device must start emitting refill events as soon as it is created.
Whether or not the device is supported on the current browser or platform.
Destroys the device and stops emitting refill events.
Returns the current device time.
Once you've implemented the Device interface, you must register it with the AudioDevice class using this method.
Finds the first supported audio device and returns an instance with the specified sample rate and number of channels.