0.1.16 • Published 3 years ago
jitterbuffer2 v0.1.16
node-jitterbuffer
I just published their effort Big Thanks for:
- Rantanen https://github.com/Rantanen
- Fun Maker https://github.com/funmaker
Fork disclaimer
This is my naive attempt to support Node 12 in node-mumble and it's dependencies. I'm not experienced in v8 so I can't promise anything, but at least it just works.~Fun Maker
NodeJS native bindings to libspeex jitter buffer
var jitter = require('jitterbuffer').JitterBuffer;
var JB = jitter.JitterBuffer;
var jb = new JB();
jb.put({ data: new Buffer(10), timestamp: 10, span: 10 });
jb.put({ data: new Buffer(10), timestamp: 30, span: 10 });
jb.put({ data: new Buffer(10), timestamp: 20, span: 10 });
jb.put({ data: new Buffer(10), timestamp: 50, span: 10 });
jb.get(10).timestamp; // 10
jb.get(10).timestamp; // 20
jb.get(10).timestamp; // 30
jb.get(10) // jitter.MISSING
jb.get(10).timestamp; // 50
Platform support
Supported platforms:
- Linux x64, arm, ia32
- Darwin x64
- Windows x64
Add new supported platforms by running ./configure in deps/speex-1.2rc1 and copying the following files:
- config.h
- include/speex/speex_config_types.h
to deps/config/speex-1.2rc1/<os>/<arch>
. With config.h
going to the root and the speex_config_types.h
going to the speex
subfolder. See the existing linux configurations for an example.
Use the following flags: --enable-static --disable-shared --with-pic
Add the new platform/architecture to package.json to enable npm install
.