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Comments by Michel BF (Top 5 by date)
Michel BF
25-Aug-23 23:04pm
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Yes I understand this thinking process, but the question is where should that be inserted in the code. I was first doing those in the startRecording and stopRecording functions because I thought it should be done on per recording base. But now that I know it has to be done on a per playback base I can no longer use the same functions. I tried to use the onPlay and onEnded event handlers of the audio component. Is this the right way to do?
For the time being it still does not work.
Michel BF
25-Aug-23 1:48am
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OK. Thank you. Just one question: How do you release "properly after each playback" as you mention. I assume the question is Where to use 'URL.revokeObjectURL()' ?
Michel BF
23-Aug-23 21:27pm
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I think you can easily reproduce it as mentioned in my post.
Michel BF
17-Aug-23 4:39am
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I think you can easily reproduce it as mentioned in my post.
Michel BF
17-Aug-23 3:26am
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Thanks for the tip, I tried your suggestion; but unfortunately it doesn't not work.
Nothing changes.