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Could WebCodecs provide us with an easy way to view metadata or stream information for binary media files (audio, video, image, etc)? (Related to #201).
For example, it would be great to quickly parse and obtain the metadata for a binary audio file like Opus or MP3 to know the bit depth, sample rate, number of channels, etc. After researching StackOverflow question "How to get [metadata] with Web Audio API?", I was unable to find an existing solution to obtain metadata without requiring developers to manually parse the binary file headers.
Command-line codec tools currently provide a wealth of metadata information:
Could WebCodecs provide us with an easy way to view metadata or stream information for binary media files (audio, video, image, etc)? (Related to #201).
For example, it would be great to quickly parse and obtain the metadata for a binary audio file like Opus or MP3 to know the bit depth, sample rate, number of channels, etc. After researching StackOverflow question "How to get [metadata] with Web Audio API?", I was unable to find an existing solution to obtain metadata without requiring developers to manually parse the binary file headers.
Command-line codec tools currently provide a wealth of metadata information:
opusinfo- Opus screenshotffmpeg- MP3 screenshot, Opus screenshotThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: