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mse-audio-wrapper

v1.4.14

Published

Library to enable Media Source Extensions API playback for unsupported audio containers and raw codecs

Downloads

1,997

Readme

MSE (Media Source Extensions) Audio Wrapper

mse-audio-wrapper is a library to enable Media Source Extensions API playback for unsupported audio containers and raw codecs. MSE Audio Wrapper uses both WEBM and the ISO Base Media File Format (MPEG-4 Part 12) (commonly referred to as Fragmented MP4 or fmp4).

  • API
    • MSEAudioWrapper
      • Takes in audio (MP3, AAC, FLAC, Ogg FLAC, Ogg Opus, Ogg Vorbis)
      • Outputs
        • ISOBMFF (fMP4) (MP3, AAC, Flac, Opus)
        • WEBM (Opus, Vorbis)
  • Demo
    • React application that demonstrates MSEAudioWrapper being used to support icecast-metadata-js
    • Checkout the demo here!

Installing

Install via NPM

  • npm i mse-audio-wrapper

Usage

  1. To use MSEAudioWrapper, create a new instance of the class by passing in the mimetype of your audio data.

    Note: For directly converting from a HTTP response, use the mimetype contained in the Content-Type header

    import MSEAudioWrapper from "mse-audio-wrapper";
       
    const headers = myHTTPResponse.headers;
    const mimeType = headers.get('Content-Type');
       
    const audioWrapper = new MSEAudioWrapper(mimeType);
  2. To begin processing audio data, pass in the audio data into the instance's .iterator(). This method returns an iterator that can be consumed using a for ...of or for await...of loop. Repeat this step until all audio data has been read.

    const audioData = response.body;
       
    for (const wrappedAudio of audioWrapper.iterator(audioData)) {
      // Do something with the wrapped data
    }
  • MSEAudioWrapper will store any partial data until at least one full audio frame can be processed.

    Note: Any data that does not conform to the instance's mimetype will be discarded.

  • Once enough data has been received to form at least 4 complete audio frames, and 1022 bytes of audio data, the initial segment will be returned along with a media segment containing the audio data. These values are user configurable using the options parameter in the constructor.

    • 1st Iteration

      "initial segment"
      --ftyp [file type]
      --moov [movie]
      "media segment"
      --moof [movie fragment]
      --mdat [audio data]
  • Subsequent iterations will only return media segments.

    • nth Iteration

      "media segment"
      --moof [movie fragment]
      --mdat [audio data]

Methods

const wrapper = new MSEAudioWrapper("audio/mpeg", {minFramesPerSegment: 2, minBytesPerSegment: 576, preferredContainer: "webm"});

  • constructor
    • Creates a new instance of MSEAudioWrapper that can be used to wrap audio for a given mimetype.
    • Parameters:
      • mimetype required Incoming audio codec or container
        • MP3 - audio/mpeg
        • AAC - audio/aac, audio/aacp
        • FLAC - audio/flac
        • Ogg FLAC - application/ogg, audio/ogg
        • Ogg Opus - application/ogg, audio/ogg
        • Ogg Vorbis - application/ogg, audio/ogg
      • options optional

        Options

        • options.minFramesPerSegment optional Minimum audio frames to store before returning a segment
          • Accepts an integer greater than 0
          • Defaults to 4
        • options.minBytesPerSegment optional Minimum audio bytes to store before returning a segment
          • Accepts an integer greater than 0
          • Defaults to 1022
        • options.maxFramesPerSegment optional Maximum audio frames to group in a single segment
          • Accepts an integer greater than 0
          • Defaults to 50
        • options.preferredContainer optional Preferred output container when there are multiple supported containers
          • Accepts "webm", "fmp4"
          • Defaults to "webm"
        • options.codec optional Specifies the type of codec frames that will be passed into iterator(Array<CodecFrame>)
          • Do not use this option when passing in raw Uint8Array data to iterator()
          • Accepts aac, flac, mpeg, opus, vorbis
          • Defaults to undefined
        • options.enableLogging optional Set to true to enable debug logging
          • Defaults to false

        Callbacks

        • options.onMimeType(mimeType) optional Called when the output mimeType is determined.
          • See wrapper.mimeType for a list of the possible output mimetypes
        • options.onCodecUpdate(codecInfo, updateTimestamp) optional Called when there is a change in the codec header.
          • codecInfo is an object containing information about the codec such as bitrate, sampleRate, etc.
          • updateTimestamp is the time in milliseconds within the audio stream when the codec information was updated
  • wrapper.iterator(Uint8Array | Array<CodecFrame>)
    • Returns an Iterator that can be used in a for ...of loop to return wrapped audio
    • Parameters:
      • data (Uint8Array | Array<CodecFrame>)
        • Note: CodecFrame must follow the api noted in codec-parser and options.codec must be set with the correct codec.
  • wrapper.inputMimeType
    • Getter that returns the mime-type of the incoming audio data
    • Examples:
      • MP3 - audio/mpeg
      • AAC - audio/aac
      • FLAC - audio/flac
      • Ogg FLAC - application/ogg, audio/ogg
      • Ogg Opus - application/ogg, audio/ogg
      • Ogg Vorbis - application/ogg, audio/ogg
  • wrapper.mimeType
    • Getter that returns the mime-type of the wrapped audio data
      • Note: For Ogg streams, the mime-type will only be available after the first media segment is returned.
    • Examples:
      • MP3 - audio/mp4;codecs="mp3"
      • AAC - audio/mp4;codecs="mp4a.40.2"
      • FLAC - audio/mp4;codecs="flac"
      • OPUS (ISOBMFF) - audio/mp4;codecs="opus"
      • OPUS (WEBM) - audio/webm;codecs="opus"
      • Vorbis - audio/webm;codecs="vorbis"

Demo

mse-audio-wrapper is used in the demo for icecast-metadata-js to allow for Icecast metadata support in Firefox (mp3, aac, flac) and Chrome (flac) by wrapping the streaming audio in ISOBMFF so it can be used with the MediaSource API.

https://github.com/eshaz/icecast-metadata-js/tree/master/src/demo

View the live demo here: https://eshaz.github.io/icecast-metadata-js/