AudioData

An audio track consists of a stream of audio samples, each sample representing a captured moment of sound. An AudioData object is a representation of such a sample. Working alongside the interfaces of the Insertable Streams API, you can break a stream into individual AudioData objects with MediaStreamTrackProcessor, or construct an audio track from a stream of frames with MediaStreamTrackGenerator.

An AudioData object contains a reference to an attached media resource. This media resource contains the actual audio sample data described by the object. A media resource is maintained by the user agent until it is no longer referenced by an AudioData object, for example when AudioData.close() is called.

To return the sample format of an AudioData use the AudioData.format property. The format may be described as interleaved or planar. In interleaved formats, the audio samples from the different channels are laid out in a single buffer, described as a plane. This plane contains a number of elements equal to AudioData.numberOfFrames * AudioData.numberOfChannels.

In planar format, the number of planes is equal to AudioData.numberOfChannels, and each plane is a buffer containing a number of elements equal to AudioData.numberOfFrames.

AudioData()

Creates a new AudioData object.

AudioData.format Read only

Returns the sample format of the audio.

AudioData.sampleRate Read only

Returns the sample rate of the audio in Hz.

AudioData.numberOfFrames Read only

Returns the number of frames.

AudioData.numberOfChannels Read only

Returns the number of audio channels.

AudioData.duration Read only

Returns the duration of the audio in microseconds.

AudioData.timestamp Read only

Returns the timestamp of the audio in microseconds.

AudioData.allocationSize()

Returns the number of bytes required to hold the sample as filtered by options passed into the method.

AudioData.copyTo()

Copies the samples from the specified plane of the AudioData object to the destination.

AudioData.clone()

Creates a new AudioData object with reference to the same media resource as the original.

AudioData.close()

Clears all states and releases the reference to the media resource.