Project Website • Minimal demo

Opusenc.js encodes whole files to ogg-opus; this is Opus encapsulated into an Ogg container. It is supposed to do the same as the opusenc tool from the opus-tools collection and as such supports features like Vorbis comment, preserving some metadata, reading AIF, WAV, and FLAC (in its native container).

This version of opusenc.js was built with Emscripten 1.37.20; flac 1.3.2; libogg 1.3.3; opus v1.2.1; opus-tools v0.1.10

If the browser supports WebAssembly, that is used although it might be even slower and produce larger files compared to asm.js created files. The reason is currently investigated on; if you know, please enlight me.

If you just want to use opusenc.js, you don't have to build it. In this case, see using instead.

• A recent linux build system
• Emscripten installed and activated

git clone --recursive git://github.com/Rillke/opusenc.js.git opusenc.js
cd opusenc.js
./make.sh

A pre-compiled script together with some auxiliary scripts making use from JavaScript easier is in the /worker directory. iframe.html is a minimal usage example. Test it live. It starts the encoding process posting command: 'encode' to the worker:

var worker = new Worker( 'worker/EmsWorkerProxy.js' );
// Files to be read and posted back
// after encoding completed
var outData = {
	// File name
	'encoded.opus': {
		// MIME type
		'MIME': 'audio/ogg'
	}
};

worker.onmessage = function( e ) {
	// Handle incoming data
};

// Prepare files etc.

// Post all data and the encode command
// to the web worker
worker.postMessage( {
	command: 'encode',
	args: args,
	outData: outData,
	fileData: storedFiles
} );

• command: 'encode'|'prefetch' DOMString that either starts encoding or prefetching the 850 KiB worker script. Posting a prefetch command in advance is optional, depends on the user experience you'd like to create and does not require further arguments. If the script is not prefetched, it will be downloaded when 'encode' is invoked.
• args: Array holding the command line arguments (DOMString)
• outData: Object literal of information about the files that should be read out of the worker's file system after encoding completed
• fileData: Object literal of input file data mapping file names to Uint8Arrays

A more extensive example is available on the project's website.

Submit patches to this GitHub repository or file issues.

See LICENSE.md

Try flac.js.