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I use VLC media player to stream some content (audio). Right now I stream it to port 80 (http) of my PC. On a different device I open VLC and can listen to the stream by using http://192.168.0.78/ (the IP of the source computer). It plays well also on a phone when I use the VLC app to listen to the content.

Now, I try to implement a player on a website which takes the url of the stream as src and the client just opens the website and plays the stream (this has many logistic advantages). A minimal example can be viewed here. The stream runs fine on Desktop browsers but does not on run on mobile browsers. Unfortunately there is no error message or things like that which could indicate the source of the problem.

Things I tried to do:

• Using different encodings of the stream in the VLC (MP3, OGG etc.)
• Using third party HTML players like Media element, jPlayer, audio.js, Muses Radio Player and many more. All of them work fine on desktop browser, but buggy, if at all on mobile browsers
• It works on a Desktop browser when simulating a mobile browser thought F12 -> Responsive Design mode (in Firefox for example)

The site, in which I host the player runs on https, whereas the source of the stream is http. At this point I am not aware of a problem this could cause, but still mentioning it here.

Does anyone have experience with HTML players on mobile devices which take a stream as source?

I made 2 buttons for my radio streams, each one act like a PLAY/STOP button.

1. play/stop for stream 1 (shoutcast or icecast)
2. play/stop for stream 2 (shoutcast or icecast)

This is what i did, hen you press on both buttons, only 1 stream (funk) is played, the second one is not playing at all (disco)

can you help me please? thank you Tony

I have an object here in a file called audio.js:

I am creating an audio playlist. I have created the custom audio player using the code below. It works fine although the issue is that i have auto play on which means that when the first song is over it automatically goes into the next song. This causes the play pause button to be all messed up. It is kind of hard to explain though if you go to this link and go the very end of a song you will know what i mean. Please help me, this is really holding me back.

I found out ofSoundStream based examples don't work properly on Emscripten. Here' my minimal example code that works on macOS but doesn't work on Emscripten.

ofApp.h:

I added an mp3 to the src folder in a project bootrstrapped with Create React App. I added a component for the audio file, Audio.js, which I'd like to play conditionally based on whether a prop playAlarm is true or not. The parent App.js passes the prop to child Timer.js, which renders Audio.js.

The Audio.js file is giving me a 'React' is defined but never used error, and I'm not sure why.

Audio.js:

I made a js script to convert text to speech and running a command line with vbs to keep the console window hidden. I am calling via a command so Im trying to use the parameters passed in to it.

I tried using the '+' operator like in most other languages but it didn't work, then I tried the '&' operator but to no success :(.

I never working with this language, am only help a friend. I am trying play sound of a word. But are executing very quickly.

audio.vue

I'm using React & Apollo client to fetch the data from GraphQL server.
Now I have written following component in react.

1. Component for listing all the item - working.
2. Component for creating an item - working.
3. Component for updating the item - not working (not sure how to do that).

I have 2 component files.

1. UpdateAudio.js.
2. AudioForm.js.

Now.

1. I need to get the data from GraphQL server for given audioID (will get from the path params).
2. then set that audio in state.
3. and pass the audio state to AudioForm component.

I'm initializing the audio with blank fields initially in state.
I can get the data using Query but I'm not sure how to update the audio state which will be passed to AudioForm and populated the data further.

UpdateAudio.js