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But it is written using the Web Audio API, support for which is now available in Firefox nightly builds, for example. At the moment the FF builds do not support
by chrislo 13y ago
But it is written using the Web Audio API, support for which is now available in Firefox nightly builds, for example. At the moment the FF builds do not support the OscillatorNode used by this library, but when they do this should work fine.
We're working hard on the spec and its test suite to make it easy for other browser vendors to support the API, so hopefully we'll see support for it in more browsers soon.
Disclaimer: I co-chair the W3C Web Audio WG.
- padenot 13y agoWe landed OscillatorNode support yesterday or something, and it kind of works just fine in Firefox. Kind of, because there is a _horrible_ noise before you press play and after the track finishes. I'm looking into it at the moment.