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audiosprite-breezy

v2.0.1

Published

Concat small audio files into single file and export in many formats.

Downloads

317

Readme

audiosprite-breezy

Usage

npm install audiosprite-breezy
const { createSprite } = require('audiosprite-breezy')

const files = ['file1.mp3', 'file2.mp3']
const options = { output: 'result', export: ['mp3'] }

createSprite(files, options)
  .then((result) => console.log(result))
  .catch((err) => console.log(err));

Options

| option | default value | description | | ----------- | ----------- | -------- | | output | 'output' | Name for the output files | | path | '' | Path for files to be used on final JSON | | export | ['ogg','m4a','mp3','ac3'] | Limit exported file types. | | format | 'default' | Format of the output JSON file (default, howler, howler2, createjs) | | autoplay | '' | Autoplay sprite name | | loop | [] | Loop sprite name, can be passed multiple times | | silence | 0 | Add special "silence" track with specified duration. | | gap | 1 | Silence gap between sounds (in seconds) | | minlength | 0 | Minimum sound duration (in seconds) | | bitrate | 128 | Bit rate. Works for: ac3, mp3, mp4, m4a, ogg. | | vbr | -1 | VBR [0-9]. Works for: mp3. -1 disables VBR | | vbr:vorbis | -1 | qscale [0-10 is highest quality]. Works for: webm. -1 disables qscale. | | samplerate | 44100 | Sample rate | | channels | 1 | Number of channels (1=mono, 2=stereo) | | rawparts | [] | Include raw slices(for Web Audio API) in specified formats | | ignorerounding | 0 | Bypass sound placement on whole second boundaries (0=round,1=bypass) |