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Allow for the use case where the same decoder is used to play/decode multiple files, similar to a streaming music player like Spotify or iTunes. The decoder should be able to be "reset" and re-used for new/subsequent files, avoiding re-instantiation of the WebAssembly module and any potential side-effects.
Currently, the decode buffer would contain un-decoded Ogg bytes form the previous file if reused. An observed side note: when tested, the decoder still works (due to Opus' recoverability from loss) and recovers from re-starting the decoding of the same file, but this probably won't succeed work for files that contain different bitrates and headers.
A formal reset method would allow a new file's header page to be read and would clear any bytes from previous files.
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Allow for the use case where the same decoder is used to play/decode multiple files, similar to a streaming music player like Spotify or iTunes. The decoder should be able to be "reset" and re-used for new/subsequent files, avoiding re-instantiation of the WebAssembly module and any potential side-effects.
Currently, the decode buffer would contain un-decoded Ogg bytes form the previous file if reused. An observed side note: when tested, the decoder still works (due to Opus' recoverability from loss) and recovers from re-starting the decoding of the same file, but this probably won't succeed work for files that contain different bitrates and headers.
A formal reset method would allow a new file's header page to be read and would clear any bytes from previous files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: