Kagami / vmsg

:musical_note: Library for creating voice messages
https://kagami.github.io/vmsg/
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Clicking/clipping and bad audio quality in demo. #60

Open rbracco opened 3 years ago

rbracco commented 3 years ago

Recently I've started to notice extremely low quality audio, including clicking/clipping in both the version of vmsg I'm using as well as the online demo. I thought it was my mic but I tried it on multiple computers/phones, and also recorded the audio using Audacity and in audacity it comes back free of any artifacts. Has anyone else noticed this?

louisgv commented 3 years ago

Something changed with the way scriptprocessor work it seems - as the data is still being piped via the scriptprocessor API. But yes, I also noticed an extreme deprecation of audio quality with glitches and so-on over the past month, however it was working fine before.

canove commented 3 years ago

Same here

binlux commented 3 years ago

maybe that's why

// console log The ScriptProcessorNode is deprecated. Use AudioWorkletNode instead

alectrocute commented 3 years ago

+1

canove commented 3 years ago

@Kagami, can you take a look at this and point us the directions to solve / improve it? I'll be glad to submit a pull request.

Also, can you confirm its related to "The ScriptProcessorNode is deprecated. Use AudioWorkletNode instead" warning?

paulbrough commented 3 years ago

+1

I have noticed that this issue seems to be more pronounced on Chrome for Windows. It also works significantly better in Chrome Canary, so maybe there is a fix coming to Chrome soon?

SimonBirrell commented 2 years ago

Has anybody found a fix or workaround for this?

mathewcst commented 2 years ago

Any updates on this?

hamiltongabriel commented 9 months ago

i have the same problem, but for me the problem occur when i receive notification in my machine in the same time that i am recording the audio, with this my voice is bad... I don't know if this can be resolved.

SimonBirrell commented 9 months ago

I suspect this will never be fixed. We ended up sending audio files to the cloud to be converted.