MP3
Since some browsers use the Flash element of jPlayer, the MP3 files used must be encoded according to the browser's Adobe Flash Plugin limitations:
Constant Bitrate Encoded.
Sample Rate a multiple of 11,025Hz. ie., 22,050Hz and 44,100Hz are valid sample rates.
He posted the ASLX file in the opening post...
Chromium Codec Support
As of February 2014, Chromium supports the following:
Vorbis audio codec
Theora video codec
Opus audio codec
VP8 video codec
VP9 video codec
PCM 8-bit unsigned integer
PCM 16-bit signed integer little endian
PCM 32-bit float little endian
Ogg container format
WebM container format
WAV container format
When building Google Chrome, the following codecs/containers are also included:
MP3 audio codec
AAC audio codec (Main only, not AAC-LC, AAC-SSR, HE-AAC)
H.264 video codec
MP4 container format
Alex wrote:Interesting. Actually, the desktop version of Quest doesn't use Chromium for playing sounds - it uses the .net framework instead, so MP3s should be fine.
But I was thinking of making Quest use Chromium for sounds in v5.7... I guess that's not looking like such a good idea now.