Fix examples on iOS about waaclock HOT 9 CLOSED

Hi Chris! I use this library for a project of mine, we have tested it on various IPhones and IPads Safari + Chrome countless times ... With these platforms, there is a catch though which has nothing to do with WAAClock : you need to start the audiocontext on user event. Look here for more info : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12517000/no-sound-on-ios-6-web-audio-api

However, you're right that I should update the examples to make them work like this ...

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Hi, I came to the same conclusion when I realised the AudioContext.currentTime wouldn't count unless the audio context was started on a user event as you mention. Thanks!

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Should be fixed now! I added a start button that should do the trick. If you could try that would be great as I don't have an iphone. Thx!

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They don't seem to be working on iOS or Mac Safari (Console Log: "ReferenceError: Can't find variable: AudioContext"). Just need to add support for webkitAudioContext() as AudioContext() doesn't currently exist in iOS or Mac Safari.

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Arr ... damn Safari for not following standards. Should work with Chrome
though!? I'll add support for the prefixed + old names.

On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 11:01 PM, Chris [email protected] wrote:

They don't seem to be working on iOS or Mac Safari (Console Log:
"ReferenceError: Can't find variable: AudioContext"). Just next to add
support for webkitAudioContext() as AudioContext() doesn't currently exist
in iOS or Mac Safari.

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Surprisingly Chrome on iOS doesn't work either, wonder if it also uses webkitAudioContext() on iOS...

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Ok ... I need to test that myself, when I get my hands on an iphone. Thanks
for this!

On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 11:19 PM, Chris [email protected] wrote:

Chrome on iOS doesn't work either, wonder if that also uses
webkitAudioContext()...

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Any news about this?

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This should do the trick! @k-ljung please tell me if it doesn't!!!

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