I found this link on a page here in StackOverflow about "Creating Audio Using Javascript in <audio>" , and this page on how to play audio on multiple channels . I found that iPhone supports an audio tag and an audio object in Javascript to play single-channel audio, but is there a way to play audio on multiple channels?
Perhaps I am complicating this too much, so this is what I am trying to do. I want to make an elegant audio player in Javascript that supports the transition from one audio file to another. The way I was going to realize this is to gradually decrease the volume on one channel while gradually increase the volume on the other channel so that I get some kind of fading effect. Is there a simpler solution for this using only Javascript? I think one more solution is to lower the volume to a certain point, start a new audio file on the same channel, and then increase the volume again. This circumvents the need for extinction, but I would like to disappear, if at all possible.
Is it possible? I know that the HTML5 specification is not finished yet, but is there any workaround you know about? Do any of you have ideas for a different approach?
From what I can say from this post about playing sound in an Android browser , this is not yet supported, but do any of you know if it will support multi-channel sound after supporting the sound tag? Does opera mini support this?
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