mediaRecorder.onstop doesn't fire
See original GitHub issueI have a setup much like the demo, and ondataavailable
does fire, but onstop
does not.
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I looked through some of the source and it looks like onstop is only called from FlashAudioRecorder. I think onstop would have to originate in whammy.compile in VideoStreamRecorder/lib/whammy.js which uses a webworker.
Closing because I’m not using this anymore.