bentsai
February 22, 2021, 4:20pm
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I linked to a .wav
file in a card. I wonder whatever audio player you are using supports wav files, and if so, maybe it can/should be detected as such?
https://storage.googleapis.com/cdn.typatone.com/renders/0.0.1/VE2GviqUSO/typatone.wav
Also, I made a beat with Roland 808303.studio which let me download my creation as an mp4. I created a card, and the video part works, but there’s no audio (when the mp4 does have audio). Should it?
creations – Kinopio
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pirijan
February 23, 2021, 2:25pm
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Kinopio uses the standard html audio player that I’ve wrapped up with a custom look/feel
just shipped wav
support, didn’t know ppl still used that lol
the video part works, but there’s no audio (when the mp4 does have audio). Should it?
I’ll have to look into that later, the video player currently only plays muted. That should be overrideable tho
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bentsai
February 23, 2021, 3:49pm
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Awesome, I see it, thanks!
yeah, I think it’s the most common lossless format out there
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Doesn’t seem to recognize WAV files as playable anymore.
Also running into issues with M4A being recognized, but spinning like this…
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what browser are you using?
Doesn’t seem to recognize WAV files as playable anymore.
that’s on purpose, wav files are problematic for streaming audio because they can be 100mb+
issues with M4A being recognized
i should turn this into a file too, because i don’t think m4a can be played in mac safari (How to play m4a audio file in html audio player in MAC SAFARI browser - Stack Overflow )
in all cases i recommend converting to mp3 . in the future, the server may do that automatically
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