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I needed to aid authentication headers for my audio files i was grabbing from a external server. So now im trying to use ajax, i can grab the files fine, but i cant set them as the media source for my player. How do you approach setting a ajax loaded file as a audio source?
EDIT
Ended up fixing it in case someone es back this way.
if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mpeg")) {
this.mExtension = '.mp3';
}else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/ogg")) {
this.mExtension = '.ogg';
} else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mp4")) {
this.mExtension = '.m4a';
}
this.CreateAudioData = function() {
//downloading audio for use in data:uri
$.ajax({
url: aAudioSource + this.mExtension + '.txt',
type: 'GET',
context: this,
async: false,
beforeSend: function(xhr) {xhr.setRequestHeader('Authorization', window.userId);},
success: this.EncodeAudioData,
error: function(xhr, aStatus, aError) { HandleError('Audio Error: ' + aStatus); }
});
};
this.EncodeAudioData = function(aData) {
//this.mAudioData = base64_encode(aData);
this.mAudioData = aData;
if (this.mExtension == '.m4a') {
Debug("playing m4a");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp4;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.ogg') {
Debug("playing ogg");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/ogg;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.mp3') {
Debug("playing mp3");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp3;base64," + this.mAudioData;
}
};
this.play = function() {
if (this.mAudioPlayer.src != this.mAudioSrc) {
this.mAudioPlayer.src = this.mAudioSrc;
}
this.mAudioPlayer.load();
this.mAudioPlayer.play();
};
Had to do asynch:false, otherwise i would get a small chunk of the audio instead of all of it. Though removing the asynch made debugging easier in the end.
I needed to aid authentication headers for my audio files i was grabbing from a external server. So now im trying to use ajax, i can grab the files fine, but i cant set them as the media source for my player. How do you approach setting a ajax loaded file as a audio source?
EDIT
Ended up fixing it in case someone es back this way.
if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mpeg")) {
this.mExtension = '.mp3';
}else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/ogg")) {
this.mExtension = '.ogg';
} else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mp4")) {
this.mExtension = '.m4a';
}
this.CreateAudioData = function() {
//downloading audio for use in data:uri
$.ajax({
url: aAudioSource + this.mExtension + '.txt',
type: 'GET',
context: this,
async: false,
beforeSend: function(xhr) {xhr.setRequestHeader('Authorization', window.userId);},
success: this.EncodeAudioData,
error: function(xhr, aStatus, aError) { HandleError('Audio Error: ' + aStatus); }
});
};
this.EncodeAudioData = function(aData) {
//this.mAudioData = base64_encode(aData);
this.mAudioData = aData;
if (this.mExtension == '.m4a') {
Debug("playing m4a");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp4;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.ogg') {
Debug("playing ogg");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/ogg;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.mp3') {
Debug("playing mp3");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp3;base64," + this.mAudioData;
}
};
this.play = function() {
if (this.mAudioPlayer.src != this.mAudioSrc) {
this.mAudioPlayer.src = this.mAudioSrc;
}
this.mAudioPlayer.load();
this.mAudioPlayer.play();
};
Had to do asynch:false, otherwise i would get a small chunk of the audio instead of all of it. Though removing the asynch made debugging easier in the end.
Share Improve this question edited Sep 19, 2012 at 20:54 Neablis asked Sep 17, 2012 at 22:24 NeablisNeablis 9242 gold badges12 silver badges30 bronze badges2 Answers
Reset to default 4Are you actually downloading the file, or returning it in base64 encoded format (i.e. as a Data URI)?
Changing the source of an audio element via JavaScript is quite straightforward.
<audio id="myAudio" controls />
And then once you have the source,:
var audio = document.getElementById("myAudio");
audio.src = myAudioFile;
audio.type = "type/ogg"; // ony showing an OGG example here
if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mpeg")) {
this.mExtension = '.mp3';
}else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/ogg")) {
this.mExtension = '.ogg';
} else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mp4")) {
this.mExtension = '.m4a';
}
this.CreateAudioData = function() {
//downloading audio for use in data:uri
$.ajax({
url: aAudioSource + this.mExtension + '.txt',
type: 'GET',
context: this,
async: false,
beforeSend: function(xhr) {xhr.setRequestHeader('Authorization', window.userId);},
success: this.EncodeAudioData,
error: function(xhr, aStatus, aError) { HandleError('Audio Error: ' + aStatus); }
});
};
this.EncodeAudioData = function(aData) {
//this.mAudioData = base64_encode(aData);
this.mAudioData = aData;
if (this.mExtension == '.m4a') {
Debug("playing m4a");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp4;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.ogg') {
Debug("playing ogg");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/ogg;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.mp3') {
Debug("playing mp3");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp3;base64," + this.mAudioData;
}
};
this.play = function() {
if (this.mAudioPlayer.src != this.mAudioSrc) {
this.mAudioPlayer.src = this.mAudioSrc;
}
this.mAudioPlayer.load();
this.mAudioPlayer.play();
};
Had to do asynch:false, otherwise i would get a small chunk of the audio instead of all of it. Though removing the asynch made debugging easier in the end.
I needed to aid authentication headers for my audio files i was grabbing from a external server. So now im trying to use ajax, i can grab the files fine, but i cant set them as the media source for my player. How do you approach setting a ajax loaded file as a audio source?
EDIT
Ended up fixing it in case someone es back this way.
if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mpeg")) {
this.mExtension = '.mp3';
}else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/ogg")) {
this.mExtension = '.ogg';
} else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mp4")) {
this.mExtension = '.m4a';
}
this.CreateAudioData = function() {
//downloading audio for use in data:uri
$.ajax({
url: aAudioSource + this.mExtension + '.txt',
type: 'GET',
context: this,
async: false,
beforeSend: function(xhr) {xhr.setRequestHeader('Authorization', window.userId);},
success: this.EncodeAudioData,
error: function(xhr, aStatus, aError) { HandleError('Audio Error: ' + aStatus); }
});
};
this.EncodeAudioData = function(aData) {
//this.mAudioData = base64_encode(aData);
this.mAudioData = aData;
if (this.mExtension == '.m4a') {
Debug("playing m4a");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp4;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.ogg') {
Debug("playing ogg");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/ogg;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.mp3') {
Debug("playing mp3");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp3;base64," + this.mAudioData;
}
};
this.play = function() {
if (this.mAudioPlayer.src != this.mAudioSrc) {
this.mAudioPlayer.src = this.mAudioSrc;
}
this.mAudioPlayer.load();
this.mAudioPlayer.play();
};
Had to do asynch:false, otherwise i would get a small chunk of the audio instead of all of it. Though removing the asynch made debugging easier in the end.
I needed to aid authentication headers for my audio files i was grabbing from a external server. So now im trying to use ajax, i can grab the files fine, but i cant set them as the media source for my player. How do you approach setting a ajax loaded file as a audio source?
EDIT
Ended up fixing it in case someone es back this way.
if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mpeg")) {
this.mExtension = '.mp3';
}else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/ogg")) {
this.mExtension = '.ogg';
} else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mp4")) {
this.mExtension = '.m4a';
}
this.CreateAudioData = function() {
//downloading audio for use in data:uri
$.ajax({
url: aAudioSource + this.mExtension + '.txt',
type: 'GET',
context: this,
async: false,
beforeSend: function(xhr) {xhr.setRequestHeader('Authorization', window.userId);},
success: this.EncodeAudioData,
error: function(xhr, aStatus, aError) { HandleError('Audio Error: ' + aStatus); }
});
};
this.EncodeAudioData = function(aData) {
//this.mAudioData = base64_encode(aData);
this.mAudioData = aData;
if (this.mExtension == '.m4a') {
Debug("playing m4a");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp4;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.ogg') {
Debug("playing ogg");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/ogg;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.mp3') {
Debug("playing mp3");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp3;base64," + this.mAudioData;
}
};
this.play = function() {
if (this.mAudioPlayer.src != this.mAudioSrc) {
this.mAudioPlayer.src = this.mAudioSrc;
}
this.mAudioPlayer.load();
this.mAudioPlayer.play();
};
Had to do asynch:false, otherwise i would get a small chunk of the audio instead of all of it. Though removing the asynch made debugging easier in the end.
Share Improve this question edited Sep 19, 2012 at 20:54 Neablis asked Sep 17, 2012 at 22:24 NeablisNeablis 9242 gold badges12 silver badges30 bronze badges2 Answers
Reset to default 4Are you actually downloading the file, or returning it in base64 encoded format (i.e. as a Data URI)?
Changing the source of an audio element via JavaScript is quite straightforward.
<audio id="myAudio" controls />
And then once you have the source,:
var audio = document.getElementById("myAudio");
audio.src = myAudioFile;
audio.type = "type/ogg"; // ony showing an OGG example here
if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mpeg")) {
this.mExtension = '.mp3';
}else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/ogg")) {
this.mExtension = '.ogg';
} else if (this.mAudioPlayer.canPlayType("audio/mp4")) {
this.mExtension = '.m4a';
}
this.CreateAudioData = function() {
//downloading audio for use in data:uri
$.ajax({
url: aAudioSource + this.mExtension + '.txt',
type: 'GET',
context: this,
async: false,
beforeSend: function(xhr) {xhr.setRequestHeader('Authorization', window.userId);},
success: this.EncodeAudioData,
error: function(xhr, aStatus, aError) { HandleError('Audio Error: ' + aStatus); }
});
};
this.EncodeAudioData = function(aData) {
//this.mAudioData = base64_encode(aData);
this.mAudioData = aData;
if (this.mExtension == '.m4a') {
Debug("playing m4a");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp4;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.ogg') {
Debug("playing ogg");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/ogg;base64," + this.mAudioData;
} else if (this.mExtension == '.mp3') {
Debug("playing mp3");
this.mAudioSrc = "data:audio/mp3;base64," + this.mAudioData;
}
};
this.play = function() {
if (this.mAudioPlayer.src != this.mAudioSrc) {
this.mAudioPlayer.src = this.mAudioSrc;
}
this.mAudioPlayer.load();
this.mAudioPlayer.play();
};
Had to do asynch:false, otherwise i would get a small chunk of the audio instead of all of it. Though removing the asynch made debugging easier in the end.
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