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my tsWorklet uses a big buffer (4096) and that is causing a heavy delay.
In this case the audio heard is later than what wavesurfer displays.
Setting region loop points during playback is not possible due to the delay.
Is there a way to compensate (delay) wavesurfers visuals and the region controls for such situations?
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I'm currently connecting an audio worklet to wavesurfers media element, then to my audioContext destination, kind of like this:
mediaNode.connect(tsWorklet).connect(gainNode_masterOut).connect(analyser_masterOut).connect(audioCtx.destination);
my tsWorklet uses a big buffer (4096) and that is causing a heavy delay.
In this case the audio heard is later than what wavesurfer displays.
Setting region loop points during playback is not possible due to the delay.
Is there a way to compensate (delay) wavesurfers visuals and the region controls for such situations?
Thanks for any help!
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