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> Given this is restricted to media capture being on, I am not sure this is aДЄn AudioContext which is not outputting to the default destinationNode isn't generating audible sound, and thus shouldn't (hypothetically speaking) be affected by our autoplay or rules. > Is it legacy content that might continue to play while it should not?

> I am not sure what this heuristic is trying to achieve, can you precise it?

I would suggest we re-open or file a new bug. the Autoplay API that API is simply about detection. Yeah, I don't understand Paul's comment w.r.t. > I guess we can try to resurrect it if web audio is still active. > (In reply to Jer Noble from comment #9) (In reply to youenn fablet from comment #11)

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In that case, destination is connected but MediaStreamAudioDestinationNode is not needed: going through a MediaStreamAudioDestinationNode adds quite a bit of extra work by UA plus additional buffering/latency. It makes sense to continue audio rendering in that case, just like what happens for regular MediaStreamTrack rendering through media elements. Web Audio can also be used to do spatial effects on multiple RTCPeerConnection tracks. It would be sad to continue sending audio but not text when backgrounded. In that case, there is no MediaStreamAudioDestinationNode, no destination. Web Audio can be used for speech recognition in VC to spend text transcript to remote participants. Given this is restricted to media capture being on, I am not sure this is a real issue. Is it legacy content that might continue to play while it should not? I am not sure what this heuristic is trying to achieve, can you precise it? > when a context has a MediaStreamAudioDestinationNode and no nodes connected > Actually thinking more about this, it should be enough to allow an exemption I guess we can try to resurrect it if web audio is still active. > would be completely exempt from these background restrictions. > Ideally, sites would be able to create a 'processing only AudioContext' that > should be allowed to play in the background. > default destination node has no connected nodes, then the AudioContext > destinationNode is connected to a mediaElement, and the AudioContext's > If the AudioContext has a MediaStreamAudioDestinationNode, and the > I'd put the background playback exemption like this: > I think this approach is fine, but I'd tailor it a bit. When running the reproduction steps in Chrome and Firefox, audio continuously plays when you minimize or move the Safari window to the background.

MAC OS SAFARI WEB SCRIPT KILL CODE

Run the following code to bind your first audio input to an audio element via two AudioNodes.Д¬onst devices = await (, In the following example, you will use the MediaDevices API to get your microphone's media stream.ДЈ.

Open any HTTPS website in Safari 14 or 15. In the WebRTC-based web applications using the AudioContext API, audio stops playing when you minimize or move the macOS Safari window to the background.ДЎ. AudioContext stops playing when minimizing or moving the macOS Safari window to the background.

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