I've recently been looking into doing some Audio processing and visualization in a web browser as a sort of pet project. Of course, I immediately googled to see what other people had done in this area. Most of the demos are a few years old. Many of the packages either don't work anymore or are (in my opinion) needlessly complex. The tag doesn't seem to support anything which allows me to access the audio data as it plays.
Does anyone know if a simple way has come about which someone can create an event callback which fires every time new audio data starts playing within a given waveform?
Unfortunately the Mozilla Audio Data API doesn't seem to be supported in Chrome (which is the primary browser I like to use). None of the events properly register and they never fire.
I'd really prefer to not have to reverse engineer stuff like this when all I want to do is create a very simple waveform display.
Any advice/recommendations for simple libraries or functions which I may not be finding would be much appreciated! I promise I've googled this for a few days now without finding any good, obvious solutions!
