Request: ability to decode back to buffers about opus-recorder HOT 9 CLOSED

I had the decode audio logic in the lib, but decided to remove it, because:

• Decoding and playback is outside the scope of a recording lib.
• Up to date browsers can usually play ogg audio with the audio tag.

You can reference the decoder code here

Alternatively, perhaps there is a way to get the PCM out of an audio tag?

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Makes perfect sense that you removed it :) In my case I can't use the <audio> element or new Audio because I require an offlineAudioContext, which is a bit of a bummer as they don't support MediaElementAudioSourceNodes!

One question from me: the decode function takes packets. How does that map to the ogg file blob? Do I convert over to an arraybuffer and fire it into that function, or do I need to break it up in some way first? Sorry for the noob questions, and thank you again for all your hard work on this.

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To get the packets out of an ogg file, you will need to parse each page, and then parse the segment table to get the packet boundaries. I've seen some libs around which can do this. I think speex.js has something and perhaps aurora.js as well.

https://github.com/jpemartins/speex.js/blob/master/src/ogg.js
https://github.com/audiocogs/ogg.js/releases

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If you can follow the logic after encode(), you need to do the same, but backwards.

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I have created a new branch for opus only operation. I have included a decoder for completeness. It has not been documented or thoroughly tested, but the happy path is working. Check it out if you are still in need.

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Merged decoder which allows decoding back to buffers.

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Oh boy, I'm only just catching up on this. It's super that you broke them out to two separate scripts - thank you!

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@chris-rudmin Any chance you could write a little documentation on how to use the decoding script? I'm trying to use your excellent library to record audio for Twilio, which only accepts mp3, wav, aiff or ulaw, but unfortunately not ogg/opus. So I can either store the files as ogg on the server and transcode with ffmpeg before sending to Twilio, or get access to the buffers after downsampling and save them as wav.

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You create a worker with the decoder and then pass it a typed array with your encoded data along with the decode command. Sounds like it might be easier to use the original recorder is and record wav.
I will add some documentation when I get some time.

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