Hi all, Today I successfuly managed to decode a codec2 stream in a web browser... I compiled part of the codec2 library with emscripten and wrote a small javascript wrapper around it. The attached archive contains the wrapper and a makefile. (You will have to change some paths in the makefile to make it work, I did no attempt at all to integrate it in the cmake build environment). It is now possible to listen to DML streams live in pretty much all formats. (WebM video and ALAW audio were already working).
The sources compiled to javascript without problems. (The seem to be pretty portable indeed!) The only strange thing was that I had to turn of optimization (-O0 instead of -O2) to get it to work in firefox. Node.js doesn't seem to mind the optimized version... Regards, Jeroen
codec2-js.tar.gz
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