Web Audio API
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| − | The '''Web Audio API''' is a programming API for playing sounds (live from a web application, instead of "canned" audio from a file such as an [[MP3]]) from a web browser using [[JavaScript]]. It is currently a W3C draft specification, with people from Mozilla and Google involved in its development. The intent is that it be a cross-browser standard for web audio. | + | The '''Web Audio API''' is a programming API for playing sounds (live from a web application, instead of "canned" audio from a file such as an [[MP3]]) from a web browser using [[JavaScript]]. It is currently a W3C draft specification, with people from Mozilla and Google involved in its development, but it apparently originated with Google. The intent is that it be a cross-browser standard for web audio. |
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Revision as of 17:39, 11 January 2015
The Web Audio API is a programming API for playing sounds (live from a web application, instead of "canned" audio from a file such as an MP3) from a web browser using JavaScript. It is currently a W3C draft specification, with people from Mozilla and Google involved in its development, but it apparently originated with Google. The intent is that it be a cross-browser standard for web audio.
