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Can you get an interval blob before the callback has fired?
See original GitHub issueIf you set an timeSlice to, for example, 10 seconds and the user stops the recording after 12 seconds maybe, is there a way I can get the ‘2 second’ blob as this would be discarded due to the callback not firing?
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@DevJhns This may not work for your scenario, but I ended up setting the timeslice to 1 second and joining all the blobs together on the server side using FFMPEG (making a request every 5 seconds as an example). It’s a non-trivial solution to the problem though
@keyhole425 thx for reply bro! Yeah, I also thought about that way, but was looking(hoping) for solution with this lib, less server resources, a bit simpler, etc seems it’s only way