This project includes a node.js websocket server that broadcasts audio (vorbis encoded) from jack (via ffmpeg) to its clients. It has been tested with Chrome and Firefox.
- jack
- ffmpeg
- npm
- http-server (https://www.npmjs.com/package/http-server)
$ npm install- Start jack.
If you need to use the example client, a http server will also be started:
$ ./start.sh <number of stereo pairs>If you only need to run the web socket server/ffmpeg without the http server
$ node index.js <number of stereo pairs>This will boot the websocket server (on port 3012), start ffmpeg and
start and http-server serving your files (on port 8080). Go to
http://<yourpublicip>:8080/listener.html?server=<ip>&channel=<jack channel> (for example
http://localhost:8080/listener.html?server=localhost&channel=0). Connect
input to ffmpeg in jack. It should now be played back in the browser.
- Deal with pause
- Limit length of queue before first playback
- Reconnection