Loads, plays, pauses, stops, splits, saves, and exports audio streams. Streams may be played synchronously or asynchronously, muted, assigned a volume between 0 and 1, or converted to another audio format using FFmpeg.
Object functions
- construct [1.8.5+]
The `construct` operation for the AudioStream object.
- export_to [1.14.11+]
Exports the audio stream to the specified filename and format using FFmpeg.
- length [1.8.5+]
Returns the length of the currently opened clip in milliseconds.
- open_stream [1.8.5+]
Opens an audio stream from a URL or file path and prepares it for playback. Returns
trueif the stream was successfully opened, otherwisefalse. - play [1.8.5+]
Plays the currently opened clip and blocks until playback has finished. Once finished, the internal frame position is reset to the start of the clip. Returns
true. - play_async [1.8.5+]
Plays the currently opened clip without blocking the current script. The frame position is reset to the start immediately after starting playback. Returns
true. - play_segment [1.14.11+]
The `play_segment` operation for the AudioStream object.
- play_segment_async [1.14.11+]
The `play_segment_async` operation for the AudioStream object.
- save [1.14.10+]
The `save` operation for the AudioStream object.
- set_volume [1.14.11+]
Sets playback volume from 0 (silent) to 1 (full volume) and returns whether the change succeeded.
- split [1.14.10+]
The `split` operation for the AudioStream object.

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