Gapless playback?

[dts]

First off - this is a great resource. This plugin is the easiest way I was able find to be able to control the lockscreen and interact well that way. I'm having a few issues, however. First of all, there is a sizeable gap between when one track ends and the next one beginning. Buffering the track once the other track is over is an unfortunate necessity. I see two ways of managing this:

1. Expose "prebuffering" interface to the JS, then the JS is in charge of queuing up the next media object to be used. The call could be as simple as:

  window.audioplayer.preparefile(success,failure,{ ios : "url" });

This would just create a media object and tell it to get ready, so that when it comes time to play it, things are quick.

2. Expose the "playlist" interface to JS.

[bkammin]

Thanks for the suggestion -- I have this on my list of future enhancements.

On Mon, Feb 2, 2015 at 10:42 PM, Daniel Staudigel [email protected]
wrote:

First off - this is a great resource. This plugin is the easiest way I was
able find to be able to control the lockscreen and interact well that way.
I'm having a few issues, however. First of all, there is a sizeable gap
between when one track ends and the next one beginning. Buffering the track
once the other track is over is an unfortunate necessity. I see two ways of
managing this:

1. Expose "prebuffering" interface to the JS, then the JS is in charge of
   queuing up the next media object to be used. The call could be as simple as:

window.audioplayer.preparefile(success,failure,{ ios : "url" });

This would just create a media object and tell it to get ready,

2. Expose the "playlist" interface to JS.

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[etiennea]

I would also be very interested in both these things for ios!