JAI: World’s First JavaScript Interface For Web <audio>
Posted on January 16, 2010, Filled under JavaScript,
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J.A.I (JavaScript Audio Interface) is the world’s first JavaScript interface for web <audio>. It doesn’t use any images for it’s player interface, all the graphics being rendered to a <canvas> element at run-time. The links from the click-able play-list area are CSS customizable. ‘Javascript Audio Interface’ is designed to provide juke-box functionality to <audio> enabled browsers that use the Ogg Vorbis audio codec.
This open-source web-application reads standard HTML5 <audio> tags from the HTML document. If the browser does not support HTML5 audio, anything between the start and the end of the audio tag gets rendered. Thus, it allows you to offer fall-back content to users with older browsers.
In order to hear the sound, your browser neeeds to be serving the correct MIME types. You can update your http.conf if you’re using Apache. If you do not have access to this file then you can add the line AddType application/ogg ogg to .htaccess.
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- January 16, 2010
- article by Gabriel C.
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