Currently, if you try to save a buffer from the environment by calling saveBuffer(), it will produce a (very small) invalid audio file.
This is due to the fact that Node.js doesn't support writing raw ArrayBuffers to the file system. flock.audio.encode.wav, however, produces an ArrayBuffer as its output, and we don't do anything to wrap it up as a Node.js Buffer object prior to writing it.
Currently, if you try to save a buffer from the environment by calling
saveBuffer(), it will produce a (very small) invalid audio file.This is due to the fact that Node.js doesn't support writing raw ArrayBuffers to the file system.
flock.audio.encode.wav, however, produces an ArrayBuffer as its output, and we don't do anything to wrap it up as a Node.jsBufferobject prior to writing it.