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Comparing apples to oranges: A comparison of AudioWorklet polyfills

Talkat Web Audio Conference 2019 · 2019-12-04..12-06
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Compares five AudioWorklet polyfill approaches and shows which actually match the real API: ScriptProcessorNode + WebWorker (initial polyfill), main-thread evaluation (standardized-audio-context), iframe sandbox (Chrome Labs), timeout loop (JavaScriptMusic), and web-audio-modules. Runs Web Platform Tests (Chrome passes, Firefox fails, many partials) and feature checks; finds standardized-audio-context implements the most spec bits. Recommends script-processor setups for hard real‑time, web-audio-modules or iframe for untrusted third‑party code, and JavaScriptMusic for offline rendering.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to polyfills
  2. 1:40ScriptProcessor node explained
  3. 3:47AudioWorklet advantages
  4. 5:15Why polyfills are needed
  5. 6:20Polyfill implementations overview
  6. 9:54Testing polyfills with Web Platform Tests
  7. 11:42Grouping polyfills by features
  8. 13:09Choosing polyfills by use case
  9. 14:55Summary and closing
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