Add audio engine v2 #15839
Add audio engine v2 #15839
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This change adds the initial audio engine v2 implementation and introduces the API for sound and streaming sound creation and playback.
This change gets the CI's `Test UMD build` step to pass.
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Am I remembering correctly from previous conversations that the new audio engine will implement the existing interfaces, or no? |
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Yes, this is something we discussed as a possibility. |
If not given, the `engine` defaults to the last created engine.
A document body is required for the underlying HTMLMediaElement used in `WebAudioStreaminSoundInstance`.
When a streaming instance is paused before it transitions from `Starting` to `Started`, the start offset is being set incorrectly when resumed. This change fixes the issue by setting the related timing variables correctly and initializing the start time to `Infinity` to indicate that the instance has not actually started, yet.
This change makes the playground intellisense list the valid types instead of hiding them behind a single custom type.
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Visualization tests for WebGPU |
This change adds the initial audio engine v2 implementation and introduces the API for sound and streaming sound creation and playback, in addition to audio buses (formerly known as SoundTracks).