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## Browser support | ||
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* Behind a flag in Chrome Dev since January 2016 |
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M51 will be stable at around May 31, so you can leave out the bit about the flag and Chrome Dev.
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UMP has just been pushed back, so I think enabled by default from 52 is correct now.
This should be fine from my perspective once GoogleChrome/samples#336 (comment) is resolved in the related sample code. |
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title: "Service worker caching, playbackRate and Blob URLS for audio and video on Chrome for Android" |
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Lower-case B on blob. Check throughout.
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Done.
* Cache audio and video with service workers, since media delivery is now implemented directly within Chrome rather than being passed off to the Android media stack. | ||
* Use Blob URLs for audio and video elements. | ||
* Set `playbackRate` for audio and video. | ||
* Pass MediaStreams between Web Audio and MediaRecorder. |
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Don't capitalize Web Audio.
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Web Audio (capitalized) refers to the Web Audio API (not just 'web audio').
I made a few editorial remarks. |
Thanks Joe! On 27 May 2016 at 18:01, Joe Medley [email protected] wrote:
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Can squash the commits on merge :).
Google docs version was reviewed by @jpmedley and media folks.